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SUNDAY: We’re starting out about 10 degrees warmer than 24 hours ago and we will continue that warm theme into the afternoon. Temperatures will reach into the lower 80s for highs with a mix of sun and clouds in the afternoon. Winds out of the south will increase the moisture available and make it a

UPDATE: One person has been taken to the hospital after the crash. Highway Patrol troopers told ABC 17 News crews that they couldn’t provide many details right now because they were unable to speak with the driver. Both lanes are back open. ORIGINAL STORY: Both northbound lanes of highway 63 were blocked off Calvert Hill

Two boats collided at the Lake of the Ozarks Saturday morning, the impact sending one man to the hospital with serious injuries. According to Highway Patrol boat crash reports, Timothly Cox, 53, was approaching 62-year-old Robert Coffey’s boat head on at around 8 a.m. Cox and Coffey turned their respective boats to avoid a collision,

An Owensville man is in serious condition after he crashed his car on Highway 50 in Gasconade County around 2:00 p.m. Saturday. According to Highway Patrol crash reports, Charles Niebruegge, 35, was driving on U.S. 50 eastbound when failed to negotiate a curve and drove off the right side of the road. He hit several

A Columbia man heads to trial in November for his alleged role in the shooting death of Anthony Warren on New Year’s Day at the Waffle House on Vandiver Drive. Matthew McMillan will face a jury on Nov. 6 at 9 a.m. in Boone County court. His trial has already been delayed once. McMillan was

Columbia firefighters put out a fire in the 2300 block of Rock Quarry Road Saturday around 7:15 p.m. According to the fire department’s post on Twitter, a single story, 4-unit apartment building caught fire. They said they were able to knock the fire down and no one was hurt. They are conducting secondary searches now.

TONIGHT: We’re not as cool this evening, southeast breezes following the passage of this afternoon’s warm front will keep us in the upper 50s and low 60s into Sunday morning. SUNDAY: It’s a warmer day tomorrow, with most of Mid-Missouri returning to a summer-like feel with temperatures in the low 80s, even mid 80s for

Family and friends welcomed the task force members home after efforts in North Carolina for Hurricane Florence. Personnel made their homecoming at the Boone County Fire Protection District Headquarters in Columbia, Missouri. “Once we get everyone home it’s a huge relief off of my mind,” said Missouri Task Force 1 Leader Randy Sanders. Saunders said

Two men are facing robbery charges after Boonville police say one suspect showed a handgun, demanded money and ran away from the Dollar General Store on Friday night. At around 9:14 p.m., Boonville police responded to a report of an armed robbery at the Dollar General Store on 501 W. Ashley Road. Officers on scene

SATURDAY: Spotty showers are moving through some of our northern counties this morning. These showers north of I-70 will continue into the later morning hours before finally ending this afternoon. As you head farther south in the viewing area this afternoon, you’ll find warmer temperatures as a warm front lifts northward. Highs will range anywhere

Here are the scores from Week 6 of area high school football. Will be updated throughout the night. Battle (37) at Hickman (20) FINAL Hallsville (21) at Blair Oaks (69) FINAL Rock Bridge (42) at Jefferson City (21) FINAL Boonville (42) at Versailles (14) FINAL Eldon (46) at California (35) FINAL Southern Boone (40) at

The state attorney general’s office argued that a recent health inspection at the Columbia Planned Parenthood clinic proves why the state needs stricter laws regulating abortions. An unannounced inspection by the Department of Health on Wednesday found the clinic had a rusty suction aspiration machine in its operating room. Tubes connected to the machine had

An additional batch of Bird Scooters were scattered around Columbia ahead of the weekend-long Roots and Blues Festival, according to Parks and Recreation Director Mike Griggs. Griggs said the company behind the rentable electric scooters recently added 100 new devices, raising the total number to 450 in Columbia. Festivalgoers are asked not to ride the

Police are looking for multiple suspects after a shooting on the 1100 block of Kennesaw Ridge Road just before 4 a.m. A man is recovering with non-life threatening injuries. Officers said he heard his car alarm go off and was shot near his car when he went outside. Multiple cars were broken into. Some neighbors

A teenager was injured in a motorcycle crash Friday night. According to the Missouri State Highway Patrol crash report, 18 year-old Logan Stickney was going eastbound on MO 151, crossed the center line and ran off the left side of the road. Authorities said the motorcycle overturned and Stickney was thrown from the vehicle. The

An unlicensed Columbia massage therapist is charged with second-degree sexual abuse after he allegedly touched a woman inappropriately. According to a probable cause statement, Karl A. Swope was charged Wednesday after the victim reported the incident to Columbia police. Police said the victim went to Swope’s home in Columbia because she was experiencing neck and

The Mizzou volleyball team likely played its last game at the Hearnes Center for the 2018 season according to an MU spokesperson. MU spokesperson Andy Oldenburg said there is still a hope at some point the team could return to the Hearnes Center this season. However, he said the team will play its remaining schedule

TONIGHT: Spotty light showers are possible later in the evening but will increase overnight into early Saturday. Areas north of HWY 50 and west of HWY 63 have the best chance and anything we see will be light and spotty. Lows will drop into the upper 40s to near 50 with northeast to east winds

A federal judge dismissed several people from the state Department of Mental Health who were named in a lawsuit by Carl DeBrodie’s family. The ruling leaves the door open for DeBrodie’s family to refile a claim against the state, should it find out that people took specific actions to harm him, or knew of such

A Kentucky woman was arrested in Phelps County after deputies found 45.75 pounds of meth and 1.25 pounds of cocaine in her vehicle. Michel Garcia-Adame was stopped by the Phelps County Sheriff’s Department for a traffic stop on Tuesday morning on Interstate 44. During the stop, the deputy obtained a warrant to search the vehicle