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0-5 On The Road

COLLEGE STATION, Texas (AP) – Fabyon Harris had 17 points, including the game-winning 3-pointer with 12 seconds left, to help Texas A&M to a 70-68 victory over No. 21 Missouri on Thursday night.The loss dropped the Tigers (16-6, 5-4 Southeastern Conference) to 0-5 in true road games. They have won three games at neutral sites

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2/8: Above Avg. Temperatures

Afternoon high temperatures will be above average through Sunday as we climb into the 50s this weekend, well above the 30 year average high for this time of year which is 42. A strong storm system will move through Sunday bringing showers, t-storms and cooler air to Mid-Missouri for the start of next week dropping

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Woman Arrested for Bank Robbery

A Holts Summit woman was arrested Thursday for robbing a New Bloomfield bank in October 2012. Deputies arrested Terry Coleman, 41, in connection with the robbery at Bank Star One on October 6. Her husband, Gary Coleman, was arrested earlier in Texas for the same robbery and later returned to Missouri. He’s in the Callaway

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Candidates Discuss City Problems

Crime proved to be a main topic in a forum between the two candidates for Columbia mayor. Columbia mayor Bob McDavid and challenger Sid Sullivan sat at the same table in front of the Boone County Muleskinner, answering questions that included topics like crime as well as the police department.McDavid and Sullivan agree more police

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Hackers Target Email

Both former Presidents George HW and George W Bush are now the victim of a hacker, and it has lead to a criminal investigation. The hacker got private photos and emails between the bush family that included phone numbers, home addresses and entry codes. ABC 17 News wanted to know if your email is at

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Crash Shuts Down I-70

Two crashes within three miles of each other shutdown the eastbound lanes of I-70 Friday afternoon, from the Lake of the Woods exit to the Providence Road exit on Columbia’s east side. Both crashes happened around 3 Friday afternoon, as many people were getting off work and school and trying to head out of town

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Columbia Parking Changes

Columbia’s parking utility will soon implement some new changes. At a recommendation from the city’s parking task force, workers will soon color code parking meters in the downtown area to signify the maximum amount of time each meter will allow. They aim to make it easier for drivers to identify the time allotment for a

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Two Arrested for Vandalism

Two men landed in jail Friday morning for allegedly vandalizing mailboxes in Jefferson City.Police got 911 calls around 2 a.m. Friday reporting suspicious behavior. And once they reached High Street, they found stickers, permanent markers and spraypaint.Officers also think Derek Schlueter and Carson Lako defaced street signs, traffic cones, and allegedly had marijuana. Both have

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2/9: Weekend Rain Chance

A storm system will begin to approach Mid-Missouri Saturday evening, increasing clouds and bringing scattered showers and spotty storms to the region. Light rain will be possible by Saturday evening, but most of the organized rain and storms will move in during the morning hours of Sunday, from 1-9am. Forecast models have sped up the

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Deputies Find 26 Grams of Meth

Over $3,000 worth in meth is now off the streets near Jefferson City, according to Cole County investigators.Deputies pulled over a vehicle on Thursday along Business Highway 50 near Apache Trail, about 10 minutes west of downtown.During the traffic stop, authorities say they also discovered about 26 grams of meth.One man was arrested. He had

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Traffic Stop Leads to Chase

A suspicious activity call Saturday evening turned into a chase through a neighborhood that landed one man behind bars.Victor Houston is accused of not pulling over for a traffic stop on Wagon Trail Road, after deputies responded to calls for suspicious activity near a closed business there.According to a news release, Houston drove through stop

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2/9: Wind Advisory Sunday

The National Weather Service has issued a Wind Advisory for areas in Mid-Missouri mainly northwest of HWY 54. As showers and storms exit the region by midday Sunday, southerly winds will be increasing through the afternoon. Southwest winds will be sustained around 25 mph with occassional gusts up to 45 mph possible.Any outdoor furniture furniture

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Meth Lab Bust Leads to Arrests

Maries County deputies arrested four people late Saturday night off Highway V in Vienna, after serving a drug search warrant and finding a meth lab.According to a news release, deputies found items related the manufacture of methamphetamines and suspected methamphetamine inside.Charges had been filed Saturday against three Dixon residents. George Puckett and Matthew Romine were

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Home Is Where The Heart Is

Alex Oriakhi had a career-high 22 points to go with 18 rebounds, three blocks and a central role in a second-half fracas that saw one Ole Miss player (Reginald Buckner) get ejected as the 21st-ranked Missouri Tigers rolled to an easy 98-79 victory over Ole Miss on Saturday.Phil Pressey had four assists to break Anthony

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Two C-Stores Cited for Sales

Two Boone County convenience stores were cited Friday night for selling alcohol to a minor.Boone County deputies conducted compliance checks at eight locations between 6 p.m. and 11 p.m. Friday. A person (or persons) under age 21 entered the businesses and tried to buy beer under supervision of sheriff deputies.According to a news release Saturday,

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2/10: Overnight Wind

Winds gusted as high as 45 mph Sunday afternoon in Columbia and up to 35 mph at Jefferson City. As we head into Sunday evening the strong gusts will subside but westerly winds will continue to be steady near 20 mph, gusting to 25 mph overnight. Sustained winds near 20 continue Monday, gradually diminishing through

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Softball Coach Owes Teams Money

A Jefferson City softball coach could be facing a legal challenge, after being accused of taking money from girls softball teams in Missouri and Illinois. Teams reported the tournament’s organizer, Elmo Green, did not issue a refund back to them after several tournaments were canceled in 2012. The Missouri State Amateur Softball Association (ASA) said

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Mall Sells for Cheap

Documents released late last week show Jefferson City’s Capital Mall sold for $11 million.Former owner General Growth Properties’ fourth quarter report includes the sale price. GGP off-loaded the mall to a local owner after years of decline.Based on the numbers in GGP’s report, Capital Mall sold for less than $20 per square foot, well below

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