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Jordan Geist had no intention of ending his Mizzou career in the first round of the SEC tournament as he led the Tigers to a 71-61 win over Georgia. Geist had a career-high 30 points to help keep Mizzou’s season alive. Xavier Pinson also added 15 points. Mizzou shot 41 percent from the field and

A former Lewis & Clark Middle School principal is seeking damages from the Jefferson City Public School district in a lawsuit filed Tuesday in Cole County Circuit Court. Sherri Thomas claims in the petition that the district “created a racially hostile, ageist, retaliatory environment” that violates the Missouri Human Rights Act. The lawsuit alleges that

The Russellville-Lohman Fire Protection District performed a water rescue Wednesday after a vehicle attempted to cross a flooded roadway on East Lohman Road. Chief Mitchell Ott said the department was dispatched around 4 p.m. and found a woman and child sitting on top of their car. The rescue took about 15 minutes and Ott said

Recruits with Mizzou’s newly formed e-sports team toured the university’s campus Wednesday. The University of Missouri’s esports team added new members. Eight recruits toured the campus with the head coach Kevin Reape. Mizzou Esports is about to have a #bigday. pic.twitter.com/6iiJNA6okv — Mizzou Esports (@MizzouEsports) March 13, 2019 At least half of the group signed

Trees have fallen around mid-Missouri, and the recent strong winds and rain might be to blame. More heavy wind is expected, with a wind advisory in effect for the entire area again Thursday. University of Missouri atmospheric science professor Tony Lupo said trees falling recently likely have to do with the weather mid-Missouri got this

The University of Missouri and its research expertise will be a key part of a panel appointed to study bringing Hyperloop transportation technology to the state. The Hyperloop system would be a pod that looks like a train and travels at speeds of hundreds of miles per hour. A public-private partnership including Virgin Hyperloop One

TONIGHT: Skies clear and we will stay dry overnight.The winds won’t be quite as strong overnight, but we could still see gusts reaching 35 mph out of the south, which will keep temperatures from dropping off too much tonight, only to near 50. THURSDAY: Clouds will increase and temperatures will fall from the lower 50s

Gov. Mike Parson signed an executive order Wednesday morning that will create a statewide plan for school safety, including concerns of school shootings and safety, natural disasters and the mental health of students. The superintendant of the Blair Oaks R-2 school district, Jim Jones, welcomed the governor to Blair Oaks High School where a gym

A propane tank caused an explosion at a Martinsburg wedling shop Teusday afternoon. A Spokesman with Missouri Department of Public Safety confirms one man was injured. Reportedly, a leaky propane tank is to blame for an explosion at a Martinsburg welding shop. The explosion and fire was reported at Fennewald Custom Welding INC. around 1

A powerful storm system will continue to generate strong south to southwesterly winds through Thursday as it passes to our north. A Wind Advisory continues until 7 PM Thursday for all of Mid-Missouri due to southerly winds sustained at 20-30 mph gusting as high as 50 mph at times. Strong winds could blow down limbs

FIND YOUR SEAT: The website SeatGuru.com allows users to plug in their flight information and see which model airplane they will fly on. Click here to visit the site. President Donald Trump issued an emergency order Wednesday grounding all Boeing 737 Max 8 aircraft in the wake of a crash of an Ethiopian airliner that

Columbia police on Wednesday released the name of the man found dead last month in a Chinese restaurant after apparently breaking in. Police said Nam Hoang Le, 53, of Columbia was found dead inside ABC Chinese the morning of Feb. 18. The restaurant owner told ABC 17 News he found the man dead when he

THIS AFTERNOON: A powerful, deepening low continues to spin over the eastern plains of Colorado this afternoon and continues to swing a cold front toward Mid-Missouri this afternoon. Rain and storms will break out over the region later this afternoon and last 5 & 6 pm. We look to dry out after the evening rush,

The Moniteau County Sheriff’s Department arrested a man Wednesday after he reportedly walked away from a deputy during a traffic stop. The incident happened Wednesday in California after the deputy pulled over a vehicle for a license plate and stop sign violation, the sheriff’s department said in a news release. Christopher Winter, 34, got out

A man wanted after escaping from the Pettis County Jail is accused of stealing a police car in Oklahoma after authorities tried to recapture him. KHBS reports that Heavener, Oklahoma, Police Chief Ty Armstrong says police found 30-year old Travis Lee Davis at a convenience store Wednesday after a woman called to report that she

The Missouri Democratic Party criticized Republicans after two GOP lawmakers and Senate staff member were involved in two different fights in Jefferson City. The St. Louis Post-Dispatch reported on Tuesday that police arrested Jared Brown last Thursday after a fight at Spectator’s Bar and Grill. Authorities claim Brown dropped a loaded gun at the bar

A pursuit stemming from the St. Charles area ended when the driver died by suicide in Montgomery County on Tuesday afternoon. Travis J. Mackey, 35, of St. Charles, was armed with two guns when he led deputies on a chase that was headed west on Interstate 70 just before 4 p.m., the Montgomery County Sheriff’s

WEDNESDAY: Our Wind Advisory won’t go into effect until later this morning, but we’re already seeing winds start to pick up this morning. Those strong southerly winds will help usher in warmer air, with temperatures making it into the low to mid 60s this afternoon. Our next round of rain will be moving in later

Authorities continued to search for a man who escaped from the Pettis County Jail last week. Travis L. Davis, 30, was accused of kidnapping and endangering the welfare of a child, among other charges. According to a probable cause statement, staff of the jail learned the Davis was not in his jail cell early Monday

State lawmakers could vote on a new bill Wednesday, House bill 341, that proposes medical marijuana card holders could be eligible to have their marijuana-related charges removed from their record. Currently, medical marijuana ID card holders are able to have two marijuana-related misdemeanors expunged. However, this new bill specifies no expungement limit for all marijuana-related