Month: December 2018

Callaway County deputies arrested three people after serving search warrants near Mokane and Fulton on Thursday and Friday. Authorities with the Callaway County Sheriff’s Office said deputies investigated in the 7000 block of State Road O near Fulton and the 5000 block of River Hills Road near Mokane. During the investigation in Mokane, deputies found

UPDATE: Marshall police have released the name of the suspect in a Saturday evening homicide. Police said James Scott Miller, 55, is being held on a $500,000 bond in the Saline County Jail on charges of second-degree murder. According to authorities, they got a call about a disturbance on Viking Lane at about 6 p.m.

TONIGHT: Temperatures will hold steady in the mid to upper 30s for a large portion of Mid-Missouri through the night. Rain will gradually track into the region overnight as moisture streams in from the Gulf of Mexico. This will set the stage for a very wet night for all counties, with rain lifting from south

Mizzou football coach Barry Odom and Oklahoma State football coach Mike Gundy both spoke at a news conference on Sunday afternoon at the Media Hotel. The Tigers will play Oklahoma State on Monday at 2:45 p.m. in the Liberty Bowl.

University of Missouri police arrested a Columbia man for charges of rape and sodomy early Saturday morning, according to a police spokesperson. MU police arrested Mujahid Ahmed, 27, for one count of first-degree rape and one count of first-degree sodomy. Police said the sexual assault took place between midnight and 1:30 a.m. Wednesday in a

SUNDAY: Even with a frosty start to the morning, we’ll see the return of some more mild conditions this afternoon. With plenty of sunshine and winds out of the southwest, we’ll warm back up into the mid to upper 40s. Those winds responsible for the warm up will also be moving in moisture from the

The Moberly Police Department said it is investigating the death of two men who had been shot to death. The bodies were discovered outside Bud’s Place on Concannon Street around 11:30 a.m. Saturday. Authorities said the two men have not been “positively identified.” The police department was contacted about a suspicious vehicle in between Bud’s

Authorities in Morgan County say they are looking for a man accused of shooting his neighbor in the face early Friday. The Morgan County Sheriff’s Office in a news release said Revious L. Hamilton Jr., 50, got in an argument with a man living across the street from him on Bear Claw Lane near Proctor.

Jefferson City police said two teenagers got minor injuries Saturday evening after a single-car crash on U.S. 50 West around 5:30 p.m. Police said a 2012 Ford Focus was driving eastbound in the far left lane near Dix Road when it went off the left side and almost hit a concrete divider. The driver tried

COLUMBIA, Mo. (AP) – Missouri completed a perfect December, beating Morehead State 75-61 at Mizzou Arena for its sixth straight victory. Mark Smith led the Tigers (9-3) with 22 points, Jordan Geist scored 20 and Kevin Puryear added 12 points and eight rebounds. A.J. Hicks led Morehead State (4-9) with 18 points, Jordan Walker added

Jefferson City officials took to Facebook Saturday afternoon to warn residents about some counterfeit bills making the rounds. Police said that over the last several days, they’ve been contacted by area businesses about the counterfeit money. Pictures of the bills are below. They state “For Motion Picture Use Purposes”, which are a giveaway that the

Two people in Osage County have been arrested for allegedly having meth and drug paraphernalia in their car. Deputies said they pulled over Mandi Peters, 33, and John West, 41, for a traffic stop in Meta Friday night. According to court documents, the two were in a vehicle stopped on Nathan Street. The two allegedly

A scammer impersonating a Columbia police officer is calling residents and demanding money, the department said. According to a Facebook post, CPD said the scammer is telling people they need to send money in order to get a warrant resolved. Boone County deputies warned of the same scam last week, where a person posing as

TONIGHT: Clouds will gradually clear through the night, with temperatures expected to plummet by morning. Overnight lows will bottom out in the lower 20s, with light southeasterly winds keeping wind chills in the upper 10s. SUNDAY: Despite the cold start to the morning, warming winds out of the southwest will bring the return to mild

A Columbia City Council member praised the interim city manager’s conduct after the announcement Friday that police chief Ken Burton will resign. Columbia Police Department chief Burton turned in his resignation Friday, a little more than a week after he went on paid leave. The resignation is effective at 5 p.m. Thursday, the city of

Cierra Porter is back. After retiring from basketball, the Mizzou women’s basketball team announced Saturday that Cierra Porter will return to the team. She will be active for Sunday’s game against Arkansas State. Porter previously had to medically retire from the team in June due to injury complications with her knees. “We are obviously very

The Missouri State Highway Patrol’s New Year’s counting period started 6 p.m. Friday. During the counting period, troopers record how many traffic crashes they respond to, as well as how many drivers they arrest for getting behind the wheel intoxicated. During the 2018 New Year’s holiday counting period last year statewide, troopers responded to 845

SATURDAY: Clouds will be gradually decreasing as we move throughout the afternoon. However, the return of sunshine doesn’t point to a warm up as temperatures remain in the low 30s for afternoon highs. With high pressure settling in, winds will play less of a role, with wind chills only a few degrees cooler. TONIGHT: Overnight

Year after year, a Columbia woman’s hobby is bringing holiday cheer to people in need. Cynthia Murray began knitting and sending hats to the Oglala Lakota Nation in Martin, South Dakota when her mother became debilitated with ALS four years ago. She said her brother told her that his church, the Church Of God Holiness

The lawyer for a Howard County deputy accused of humiliating a Subway employee contends claims of a seizure may have been made up. ABC 17 News reported on the incident Thursday after the employee, Neda Smith, said she had a seizure when Deputy Bradley Young took a picture of her and later posted it on