Month: October 2017

Robert Turco has been charged with resisting arrest, failing to yield to an emergency vehicle, exceeding the posted speed limit and operating a vehicle in a careless and imprudent manner after a pursuit on Oct. 21, troopers said. According to the probable cause statement, troopers began the pursuit with Turco on U.S. 50. Troopers said

On Thursday, Centralia issued a boil order for City of Centralia water customers in these areas: · South Central Street from Sims Street south to Locust Street· All of Wright Court· Sims Street from Coulter Street west to the west end of the street at the COLT Railroad The boil order is in effect until

The Howard County prosecuting attorney has charged Rachel Scott with negligent burning after an incident in September. According to court documents, Scott caused damage to the victim’s personal belongings by putting them in a trash bag near some railroad tracks and starting a fire. Scott could be punished by up to 15 days in jail

Missouri Sate Highway Patrol troopers responded to an early Friday morning single-car crash on Highway 127. According to the traffic crash report, the crash happened when a semi-truck traveled off the right side of the road, and the driver over-corrected causing the semi-truck to return to the road and overturn multiple times. Troopers said the

Missouri State Highway Patrol troopers responded to Route NN on Thursday night for reports of a single-car crash. According to the traffic crash report, a Kia Optima was traveling northbound on the road when the car veered off to the right, struck a embankment and went airborne. The Kia struck the ground, began overturning and

TODAY: Into the afternoon it will be cold as high temperatures only reach towards the mid 40s. The wind will continue making it feel more the mid 30s in the afternoon as northwesterly winds at 18 mph gust to 26 mph at times under partly cloudy skies. TONIGHT: It will be a cold night for

State auditor Nicole Galloway issued monthly reports detailing compliance of local governments and other political subdivisions with financial reporting laws. One list Galloway created lists political subdivisions such as water, fire protection and taxing districts. Galloway said the entities are required to file annual financial reports with the State Auditor’s Office within six months of

Update – 6/2/2017 – 4:21 p.m.: John Loaiza has been charged with domestic assault, armed criminal action, unlawful use of a weapon, resisting arrest and two counts of fourth-degree assault. The probable cause statement said Loaiza head-butted the victim after the two got into an argument. After a two-and-a-half hour standoff with Jefferson City Police

A strong cold front brings a surge of cold air into mid-Missouri as we head into the weekend. This week we have already experienced chilly conditions, but actual air temperatures have not yet dropped below 32 degrees. This is set to change as we head into Saturday. Winds continuing out of the northwest will help

Columbia police arrested Colin Bell on Thursday afternoon after officers responded to Flat Branch Park for a disturbance. Police said Bell had grabbed a male victim by his hair while he was sleeping, punched him and took him to the ground. An unknown man pulled Bell off the victim, and Bell walked away, police said.

The Boone County Sheriff’s Department is partnering with law enforcement agencies throughout the county including Ashland, Columbia, Centralia, Hallsville, University of Missouri and VA Hospital Police Departments to conduct prescription drug take back events at multiple locations. The events on Friday and Saturday coincide with the national drug take back event sponsored by the Drug

UPDATE: Resa has been found safe and is home. ORIGINAL: Mexico Public Safety issued an endangered Silver Advisory for a man that went missing Thursday morning. According to the Missouri State Highway Patrol, William Gary Resa has Alzheimer’s and left Mexico to drive to Independence, but did not arrive. Resa, 81, is described as a

One person was hospitalized after a crash Thursday night. Emergency crews responded to the collision in the 1300 block of Rangeline Street around 10:15 p.m. Firefighters with the Columbia Fire Department told ABC 17 News the crash involved two vehicles and that one person was taken to a hospital for their injuries. Rangline Street was

On Thursday, the City of Columbia Public Works Department shared its progress on two projects expected to improve a south Columbia neighborhood. City leaders met with people about the Nifong Boulevard Corridor Improvement Project and improvements to Forum Boulevard at Gentry Middle School. A portion of the $12.3 million Nifong project is expected to begin

Two Columbia businesses caught violating the city’s environmental standards have released statements, outlining changes they plan to make as a result. Kraft Heinz acknowledged they were in the wrong when they failed to notify officials within 24 hours that emissions from their oil and grease exceeded what the city allows, by 38 percent. After investigating

COLUMBIA – USA Today’s coaches poll predicts the Mizzou women’s basketball team to finish 16th in the country. The Tigers are returning key players such as Amber Smith, Cierra Porter and Sophie Cunningham. The Tigers said they are happy with the recognition, but they are not finished. Head coach Robin Pingeton said this team has

Since last week’s active threat near Mizzou’s campus, MU Staff Advisory Council worked on giving feedback to university leaders Thursday. Some of the feedback, said there was too much confusion about what was going on, what to do, and how serious the threat was. Chrissy Kintner, staff advisory council chair, told ABC 17 News after

On Thursday, Ashley Judd spoke publicly for the first time since a New York Times article came out with allegations Hollywood movie producer Harvey Weinstein sexually harassed her. Since the article came out, roughly 50 women have accused Weinstein of sexual misconduct. The latest accusation comes from a Norwegian-born actress who said Weinstein barged into

On Friday afternoon, Darryl Kempf resigned from the Cooper County Clerk’s office after learning his punishment for stealing. Kempf received a suspended six-month jail sentence and was placed on two years of court-supervised probation. Kempf wrote in a letter, I have decided to resign as I no longer want to fight the politically motivated issues

TONIGHT: Clouds will increase and northwest winds will increase to 15 mph, gusting to 25 mph at times. It will be colder as temperatures fall into the upper 30s by morning with the wind making it feel more like 30 degrees by daybreak. FRIDAY: There is a small chance for sprinkles or light showers along