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On Thursday, Nordyne officials reported the company will close factories in Boonville and Poplar Bluff.Boonville residents say they are “devastated” and afraid Boonville will become a ghost town with several businesses leaving. Someone laid off from Indeeco last year says she knows how these employees feel all too well. “Nordyne has been an integral part

NASHVILLE, Tenn. (AP) — Derrick Millinghaus made a driving basket with 1.1 seconds left Friday as No. 3 seed Mississippi rallied from a 14-point, second-half deficit to beat No. 6 seed Missouri 64-62 in the Southeastern Conference tournament quarterfinals.Mississippi (24-8) advanced to a Saturday semifinal against No. 10 seed Vanderbilt (16-16), which upset No. 2

A large party ended up with bullets flying into the air at a student housing parking lot in Columbia early Saturday morning. Around 2:08 a.m., police were sent to Gateway Apartments at 3900 Buttonwood Drive to investigate reports of around three-to-eight shots fired.A student who lives there said she saw a large party gathered in

***UPDATE SUNDAY***Columbia police are looking for a black male suspect in his 30’s or 40s. He is described as 5’6″ – 5’7″ tall, with stock build, wering dark pants and a dark hooded sweatshirt.An employee at Bocomo Bay reported the man had come into the store to buy an item, went behind the counter and

***UPDATE SUNDAY 12:05 P.M.***Another Belle man, Joseph Fernandez, 26, has been charged after Saturday morning’s SWAT raid. Fernandez faces charges of possession of a controlled substance with intent to distribute and possession of drug paraphernalia. He was being held in the Maries County Jail Saturday night on $50,000 bond.Donald Green faced similar charges and was

You’ll need both the umbrella and the coat as you head out this evening as temperatures will only be in the mid 30s. Rain showers will continue into the evening and taper off overnight. By morning, temperatures will be in the low 30s with cloudy skies which will gradually clear during the day Monday as

The Hickman Kewpies head coach David Johnson wanted his team to play with pride, and today he got just that.Coming off a tough lose to Rockhurst in the State Semifinals, the Kewpies jumped out quickly against Vianney and stayed ahead. Shooting 47% in the game, the Kewps used a stingy defense that forced 17 turnovers

***UPDATE 7:30 AM SUNDAY ***Rain continues to fall in Mid-Missouri with some areas of sleet/ snow along and north of I-70. As we go through the morning, pockets of sleet and snow will continue to mix in with the rain near I-70 changing to all rain this afternoon. Only minor snow accumulation on grassy surfaces

A Stover man collapsed and died Saturday afternoon after a crash on Highway 52 near Versailles.40-year old Schuyler Stegmann was a passenger in a car drive by his wife, Katherine, when they were hit from behind near the intersection with Missouri 5 East.According to a Missouri Highway Patrol report, Stegmann got out of his Subaru

The Missouri Tigers are heading to the Big Dance.On Sunday Mizzou landed a 9 seed in the NCAA Tournament. They will take on 8 seeded Colorado State on Thursday, March 21st. The time has yet to be determined.Mizzou and CSU have only met twice before. The series is split 1-1.

***UPDATE 10:23 P.M.***Two men on the run from police caused mayhem on I-70 in Columbia Sunday. After getting away with catalytic converters, the suspects took off at high speeds all the way through Cooper County. Police stayed behind the men, but the men managed to get away. Police are not calling the situation a chase,

***UPDATED TUESDAY 1:52 A.M.***The Chariton County Sheriff confirms Rachel Koechner and Zoee Sandner were both found safe in Linn County.Devan Sandner was also with them, he was arrested for an outstanding warrant. Rachel was taken into custody for filing a false report related to this incident.Zoee is now in the custody of her grandmother, after

Temperatures will stay below average through next weekend as the jet stream continues to stay south of us, allowing cooler air from Canada to move south. Highs will reach the upper 40s Monday and Tuesday but cool to the lower 40s Wednesday. A quick moving wave of low pressure aloft will bring a chance of

Construction started Monday on a major road project in Columbia.Missouri Department of Transportation crews will be adding a diverging diamond interchange at Stadium Boulevard and I-70. Work will also be done to widen Stadium Blvd.The project costs more than $12.5 million and is being paid for by MoDOT and the City of Columbia.

After years in the making, University of Missouri Health Care is set to open the new home to Ellis Fischel Cancer Center. The $50-million cancer center is part of the new $200-million University Hospital patient tower. MU health care officials say this isn’t only going to improve patient care; it’s also going to add 97

The St. Louis Rams have a #1 overall pick as the teams quarterback of the future. The St. Louis Rams now have a #1 overall pick as Sam Bradford’s blindside protection. Late Sunday evening, ProFootballTalk.com broke news that Jake Long agreed to a 4-year, $34 million dollar deal with the Rams. The can reach as

Construction begins tonight to renovate the intersection of I-70 and Stadium Boulevard. A small business owner said he’s been in the area for 43 years and has yet to see any plan really put into place. But MoDOT and the City of Columbia have finally committed to one plan they hope keeps drivers safe and

***UPDATE 8:36 P.M.***Lake Ozark Police say the body they pulled from the lake Monday was that of Dennis A. Ducheck, 60. Missouri State Highway Patrol Water Division dive team members pulled the body from the water at approximately 5:15 p.m. Monday, near Ducheck’s sailboat, docked at the Ozark Yacht Club. Friends last saw Ducheck on

A Columbia teen currently has a warrant for his arrest after failing to make a court date.Marquez Marshall was first taken into police custody last fall, after allegedly assaulting a teacher in the parking lot at Jefferson Junior High.Investigators claim he approached her and asked for her car keys. But when she refused, Marshall allegedly

A Columbia woman is urging city leaders to completely ban fake drugs after her son overdosed and almost died. ABC 17 News has been reporting for several years about the growing dangers of synthetic marijuana and efforts to stop it; however the problem is staying a step ahead of cops.Laura Cornelison spoke at the Columbia