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Governor Mike Parson has a few items on Monday’s agenda to kick off his second full week as Missouri’s 57th governor. Parson will address the joint session of the Missouri Legislature Monday at 5:05 p.m. for the first time as Governor. Technically, the General Assembly is still in a special session considering impeachment for former

Abdirahmna Nour is out of jail after he was arrested for chasing a vehicle at high speeds and allegedly holding a gun out of the window of his car. Officers responded to the call on Friday at the 130 mile marker of I-70 East. An investigation revealed Nour was seen chasing another car at high

Ralawndo Akers was arrested on Friday after he allegedly smashed the windshield of a car with a shovel while his girlfriend was inside. Officers responded to the call in the 1800 block of Parkland Boulevard on Wednesday where they found a shovel and the vehicle with a broken windshield on the driver’s side. The victim

UPDATE 11:41 A.M.: According to a press release, Lisa Ross has been located safe in Monroe County by officers of the Missouri State Highway Patrol and the Monroe County Sheriff’s Office. ORIGINAL STORY: Law enforcement issued an Endangered Person Advisory Monday for an incident that happened in Moberly Sunday. Lisa Ross, 42, was last seen

Meteorologist Brigit Mahoney explains the influencers of summertime heat and humidity, and how crops could impact the weather within the coming months.

UPDATE (6/11 8:35 a.m.): Moberly police have identified the deceased woman as Terri Hilgar, 52, of Cairo. Hilgar was found dead lying near an electrical box, according to police. The cause of her death is undetermined, but police reiterated that they do not suspect foul play. An autopsy is set for late Monday or early

MONDAY: Warm morning temperatures are going to set the stage to see afternoon high soar into the middle 90s across Mid-Missouri. Winds will be out of the south at 5-10 mph, helping mix in moisture to push heat indices into the 100-104 degree range. We will see mostly sunny skies through the day. TONIGHT: A

Police are searching for a driver after a hit and run crash at the corner of Broadway and College. Authorities were called to the scene just after 10:30 p.m. Sunday night. They say a car ran a red light and then hit a car on Broadway. No one was hurt. Police say they have suspect

Temperatures were in the high 90’s all day, but the heat did not stop the Soap Box Derby races or people from playing outside in Columbia today. The director of the Soap Box Derby races, Rick Mckernan, said, “it’s probably among the hottest of the years.” Other Columbia residents said they were trying to make

More services for people with Down Syndrome could soon be coming to Columbia. On Saturday, the Down Syndrome Guild of Greater Kansas City will host a town hall at the Children’s Therapy Center at 525 N. Keene Street. The Kansas City guild is coming to Columbia to discuss expanding its services in the area. More

Going into a potetional sixth national championship, Mizzou’s Karissa Schweizer said she wanted to leave it all out on the track in her final collegiate race. She did just that. Schweizer captured her sixth national title with a time of 15:41.58 in the women’s outdoor 5,000 meter final. “It’s amazing. It still doesn’t feel real,”

TONIGHT: It’s going to be a quiet night for most of us as temperatures only dip into the lower 70s for lows. The one exception would be our northeastern-most counties, who have a slight chance of seeing some showers and thunderstorms. MONDAY: Warm overnight temperatures are going to set the stage to see afternoon high

The 80th annual soap box derby creates road closures in downtown Columbia. Broadway is closed from Eighth Street to Providence Road. ABC 17 was at the scene when crews put up road closed signs before 6 a.m. Sunday. The road closure is expected to last until 6 p.m. Sunday. Plan to find an alternate routes

The Mayor of Hallsville, Logan Carter said a city employee was fired after their behavior put “citizens, visitors, and children’s” safety at risk. Carter released the following statement: “Today I was informed of a situation involving a city employee that truly shocked me. The safety of our citizens, visitors, and children were put at risk.

The Show-Me State adult games kick off Saturday morning with soccer games starting at 8 a.m., and the last game starting at 6:00 p.m. The adult games are for people 50-years-old and older. ABC 17 Meteorologist Briget Mahoney said the games will see, “dry conditions with high temperatures in the low 90s but, the humidity

SUNDAY : We’ll be looking at another hot and humid day to end the weekend across Mid-Missouri. Temperatures will climb into the mid 90s once again under mostly sunny skies and winds out of the south at 10-13 mph. Heat indices will be in the upper 90s towards 100 so be sure to drink plenty

Missouri Missing hosted their 11th annual event at Memorial Park in Jefferson City. More than 2,000 adults and 3,000 children have been reported missing so far this year in the state of Missouri. Supporters at Missouri Missing said keeping the victims in mind is key. “Never never never give up. That’s the motto here. Yeah,

A vehicle caught fire Saturday afternoon after being struck while turning onto Highway KK in Columbia. According to a deputy with the Boone County Sheriff’s Department, the driver was turning from Leatherbrook Drive onto KK when an oncoming vehicle struck the side of their car. After the crash, the car then hit a nearby lamppost,

Attorneys who represented the office of former Missouri Gov. Eric Greitens during a legislative investigation have billed the state for more than $150,000. The Office of Administration said Friday that it is still reviewing the request for payment. Records provided to The Associated Press show more than $89,000 of bills from the Graves Garrett law

TONIGHT: With this warm and humid air mass in place, storms are possible again overnight tonight and into early Sunday with the best chance east of HWY 63 and north of I-70. Most areas will stay dry tonight under partly cloudy skies. Temperatures only drop into the low 70s by morning. SUNDAY : We’ll be