Month: October 2018

Two Moberly police officers had minor injuries after a vehicle dragged them about 10 feet late Saturday. Police stopped an Oldsmobile Alero at about 9:40 p.m. Saturday for a stop sign violation and found the driver was a 46-year-old man wanted for an ex parte violation, the Moberly Police Department said in a news release.

A break in a water main has caused service to be shut off to part of Centralia. The city of Centralia said on Facebook that crews were working on a water main break on the south side of the city affecting the areas of Briarwood, Eastmont, Westwind and areas east of South Central and south

MONDAY: It’s a warm and breezy afternoon across Mid-Missouri, as temperatures will continue to climb into the low to mid 80s. Areas west of Hwy 63 will likely be a few degrees warmer where clouds are expected to increase through the day. This could bring a few spots showers and storms to extreme western parts

UPDATE 10:40 A.M.: Two people suffered serious injuries in a crash that temporarily shut down Route WW near Columbia on Monday morning. The Missouri State Highway Patrol said Angela McHenry, 24, and Logan Wood, 19, both of Columbia, were hurt when McHenry lost control of her vehicle going over a small hill crest, crossed the

A Mexico, Missouri, teen was killed when his motorcycle was hit by a Jeep on Saturday. Logan Jaeger, 19, was driving his 2003 Kawasaki eastbound on Breckenridge at Grove Street at about 2:30 p.m. when a 2013 Jeep driven by Ronald Biery, 73, pulled into the intersection into Jaeger’s path, according a Mexico Department of

Missouri lawmakers and political groups reacted quickly after the senate voted 50-48 to confirm now Justice Brett Kavanaugh to the United States Supreme Court. The vote happened around 3 p.m. Saturday. U.S. Sen. Roy Blunt voted to confirm Kavanaugh, while Sen. Claire McCaskill voted no. ABC 17 News has reached out to Blunt but have

Missouri State Highway Patrol officials warned drivers that the majority of deer-involved crashes occur in the months of October and November, as it is deer mating season. Troopers said that in 2017, there were 4,070 crashes statewide involving deer, resulting in seven deaths and 400 injuries. According to online crash reports, there were about 700

MONDAY: Another dosage of heat and humidity takes hold on Columbus Day. Areas to the northwest may see a few early day scattered showers, but most areas stay dry as temperature rise through the mid 80s by the early afternoon. Accompanying that heat will be a stiff south breeze at 10-15 mph, gusting to 25

The Audrain County Sheriff’s Office warned residents Friday morning about some recent burglaries that had taken place in the rural Mexico area. There have been two along Audrain Road 355, and 1 along Missouri FF. According to a Facebook post by the department, an ATV and a John Deere Gator were among the items reported

  According to Columbia Public Schools spokeswoman Michelle Baumstark, tomorrow night, the Columbia Board of Education will hear from their consultant that they’ve hired to go over attendance area changes. The changes will go into effect in August 2020, when a new middle school will open on Sinclair Road in the districts efforts to

A North Callaway volunteer fireman is on the road to recovery Sunday evening after he got seriously hurt on a call Friday. According to the department, Tim Hays received a significant head injury and will be out of work for an undetermined amount of time. The North Callaway Fire Protection District has been posting regular

TONIGHT: Slowly but surely rainfall will retreat out of Mid-Missouri, not before some wicked totals have already fallen, with upwards of 4-6″ of rain falling through Callaway & Cole counties along the HWY 54 corridor. Temperatures will remain steady in the upper 60s… some patchy fog is possible overnight as well. MONDAY: Another dosage of

Emergency crews responded to a two-vehicle crash early Friday morning on Interstate 70. It happened near the Rangeline Street exit around 2:45 a.m. Crews on scene confirmed one person was injured, but the severity of that person’s injuries is unclear. Two cars were involved in the crash. Both sustained heavy damage. Officials said they believed

One person is on their way to the hospital after a single car crash in Columbia Sunday afternoon. It happened around 2:45 p.m. on Interstate 70 eastbound just before the Connector. Emergency crews said there were two people in the car and they are still investigating what led up to the crash.

A warm front is draped across Mid-Missouri and will slowly lift to the north through the evening. Storms developing in southwest Missouri will track to the northeast this afternoon into early evening. These storms are expected to be widely scattered with a few that could strengthen and produce damaging wind gusts of 58 mph or

James Brent Sims, 45, is facing charges of domestic assault and kidnapping after he’s accused of hitting a woman and holding her against her will on Friday around 6:00 p.m near Rich Fountain. Osage County Communications got information that Sims, who is from Georgia, had fled the scene of an assault on Highway U and

Two men are in custody after Callaway County law enforcement found meth, cocaine and other drug items in their car. Deputies pulled over 36-year-old Anthony Feely and 26-year-old Hayden Pardoe near Old Highway 40 and County Road 159 on Saturday just after 1 a.m. A K-9 unit alerted authorities to the drugs inside the vehicle.

SUNDAY: We’re seeing some spotty showers this morning with an isolated rumble of thunder to start our Sunday. These showers are occurring north of a slow-moving warm front as bits of upper-level energy interact with it. Showers and some isolated storms will continue through the morning hours, with the best chance of seeing rain in

In a game that was back and forth and as wild as the weather was, Mizzou fell to South Carolina on a last-second field goal, 37-35. Rain poured down throughout the second half after a bright and sunny first half as the Tigers fall to 3-2 on the season and 0-2 in the SEC. Tucker

TONIGHT: Showers and storms are beginning to stall out over southern portions of Mid-MO, with storm chances continuing for areas south of HWY 50 this evening. North of that line, Mid-MO will stay dry through the later evening hours. As this front begins to slowly lift northward overnight, we’ll tracking more bubbles of moisture that