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A Gasconade man died after crashing his truck Saturday night, according to Missouri State Highway Patrol online crash reports. The report said that Douglas Sarchette, 64, of Bland, was driving his truck eastbound on Route C around 10:45 p.m. when he failed to stop at a stop sign at Route B. After missing the stop

Emergency crews shut down a Boone County road late Saturday night due to a vehicle collision. The Boone County Office of Emergency Management sent out an alert about Route FF, near Route Z, being closed around 11:40 p.m. According to Missouri State Highway Patrol online crash reports, Andrew Newbrough, 19, of Thompson, was heading east

Four men were taken into custody after a woman was reportedly robbed at gun point on her way to work.

TODAY: We’ll be looking at a similar weather day on your Sunday as warm temperatures and humid conditions stick around. Clouds will increase once again as we head into the afternoon hours. We may be able to squeeze a shower or two this afternoon, but most of us look to stay dry as temperatures climb

Tucker McCann kicked the game-winning field goal as time expired to lift Missouri to a 40-37 victory over Purdue on Saturday night. Missouri (3-0) is off to its best start since 2015 while Purdue (0-3) faces its worst beginning of the season since 1996 when they last opened with three losses. The Tigers turned often

Watch all the highlights from Mizzou’s down to the wire victory over Purdue. Tucker McCann hit the game-winning field goal as time expired as the Tigers beat the Boilermakers 40-37.

Jefferson City Police Officers responded to the intersection of Hwy 54 and Hwy 63 for a five-car vehicle crash with injuries. A hay bale fell from unknown vehicle and blocked the right lane of US 54, which is what authorities say caused the crash. 36-year-old Joshua Dodsworth was driving a 2012 Dodge Charger and slowed

Columbia police arrested one person after a group was detained following a burglary in South Columbia. Officers were called to the 400 block of Dustin Drive around 3:30 p.m. Saturday for a break-in. Once on the scene, officers detained three suspects. The victim told police they knew the three suspects and did not want to

TONIGHT: The weather stays warm and muggy through the rest of the evening hours. We can expect to bottom out around in the mid 60s just before sunrise tomorrow. Winds remain light out of the ENE at 3 – 5 mph. TOMORROW: We can expect a repeat Sunday, quickly warming through the morning hours into

UPDATE 11:30 a.m.: Both Missouri Task Force 1 teams, which were separated and deployed to Leland and Bolivia, North Carolina, rescued several people Friday night into Saturday morning, according to a Facebook post from the Boone County Fire Protection District. The post said that both MO-TF1 search-and-rescue teams worked search and reconnaissance missions in Brunswick

UPDATE 9/15: Four people sustained minor injuries in the crash on Highway 63 on Friday night, according to the Missouri State Highway Patrol crash report. The driver of a Jeep Grand Cherokee attempted to exit onto Hinton Road when the vehicle collided with a concrete island and overturned, the report said. The driver and three

Missouri State Highway Patrol troopers responded to at least five crashes in mid-Missouri on Friday, and two of those resulted in fatalities, according to online crash reports. Troopers responded to the 72000 block of Seed House Road in Tipton around 5:45 p.m. for a crash involving an all-terrain vehicle. The crash report said Chester York,

TODAY: Another warm weekend in store for Mid-Missouri. Temperatures will climb into the upper 80s. We’ll start out with mostly clear skies but will pick up some clouds in the afternoon. With humid conditions in place, heat indices will be in the low 90s. TONIGHT: Any clouds we see develop in the afternoon will clear

Here are the scores from Week 4 of area high school football. Will be updated throughout the night. Lee’s Summit West (28) at Rock Bridge (7) FINAL Smith-Cotton (47) at Hickman (26) FINAL Highland (6) at Centralia (52) FINAL Osage (15) at Hallsville (40) FINAL St. Dominic (42) at Tolton (34) FINAL Versailles (0) at

Amendment 1, also called Clean Missouri, was removed by from the Nov. ballot Friday as ordered by Cole County Circuit Court Judge Daniel Green. The lawsuit, filed by Paul Ritter of St. Elizabeth and Kansas City attorney Edward Greim, made five claims against the proposed amendment. Green sided with the petitioners on two of those

Debbie Brown said her mother, Barbara, was best friends with Barbara Berry. The two women who shared a first name were always seen with one another in the halls of Parkside Manor, the Columbia nursing home where they lived. Brown called Berry “Miss Barb,” a quiet but funny compliment to her mother’s outspoken attitude. “I

The University of Missouri Police Department received a report of sexual misconduct in Ellis Library on Friday afternoon. Authorities said the victim reported that a man approached the victim around 3:30 p.m. on the second floor of Ellis Library, pulled down his pants and inappropriately touched himself. MU police said the suspect is described as

TONIGHT: Temperatures will stay in the mid to upper 60s through the night with mostly clear skies. Humidity will stick around tonight as we remain dry. SATURDAY: A few clouds will develop through the afternoon but it will remain dry with temperatures reaching the upper 80s with a northeast wind up to 8 mph. It

UPDATED 2:00 P.M.: Missouri Senate President pro-tem, Ron Richard, said Governor Parson made the right decision by withdrawing Peter Herschend’s appointment for the State Board of Education. “He took the high road as he always does and we will fight the battle for Mr. Herschend in several months,” he said. Nominees are barred from serving

University of Missouri System President Mun Choi announced $260 million in strategic investments Friday. His speech at the Missouri Theatre centered on the future of the university system. Choi said the strategic investments come after the university cut and reallocated $180 million over the past two fiscal years. “During the last two years, many people