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ABC 17 Investigates

Safety and security top priority for Boone County Fair

Man killed by police pointed rifle at officer during stop, struggled with PTSD and alcohol

Columbia decreases trash but fails to meet main goal of ‘Pay-As-You-Throw’ system

City of Columbia could pay hundreds a day to staff Wabash warming center

MU settles former med school leader’s lawsuit for $1.565 million

Behind the Kitchen Door

Inspectors found one non-critical violation at Gentry Middle School.

Thirteen more inspections at Columbia Public Schools result in one violation

Defenders

DEFENDERS: Protecting yourself against ransomware attacks

Wastebusters

Columbia police, MU and The District working together to share safety operations for downtown area

More Behind the Kitchen Door

COVID-19 closures put pause on CPS health inspections

Thanksgiving warning: Health experts say holiday travel unsafe for much of Mid-Missouri

No food code violations at four Jefferson City schools

More Defenders

DEFENDERS: Cryptocurrency scams skyrocket as popularity increases

DEFENDERS: Mental health apps might not be as confidential with data

DEFENDERS: Avoid these red flags when booking vacations

More Wastebusters

Distribution of COVID-19 vaccine could help keep local hospital staffed

THURSDAY UPDATES: Moberly school district notifies parents of COVID-19 cases

Jefferson City to pay for 96% of demolition costs for downtown building

More ABC 17 Investigates

Truck driver broke driving hours rule at time of crash that killed fire official

Numbers rising for police officers shot during traffic stops

Driver involved in deadly I-70 crash had history of brake problems on truck

McLean death investigation uncovers notes focused on divorce, custody case

COVID-19 long-hauler battling homelessness shares how virus caused financial hardships

Columbia police, MU and The District working together to share safety operations for downtown area

Rural mid-Missouri hospitals could feel impacts of COVID-19 vaccine mandate

Columbia homicide victim owned Mid-Missouri businesses