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City of Columbia Public Works Department crews will repair a pavement buckle on Providence Road between Blue Ridge Road and Big Boulevard this week. The city plans to complete the work between Monday through Wednesday, weather permitting. Signs have been placed in both directions on Providence Road to warn drivers of the pavement buckle and

**HEAT ADVISORY REMAINS IN EFFECT UNTIL MONDAY AT 8PM AND TUESDAY AT 8 PM** TODAY: It’s another hot and sunny afternoon across Mid-Missouri, as temperatures continue to climb into the low to mid 90s. With the air remaining on the humid side, afternoon heat indices will approach 100-105 degrees in many spots. It’s important to

Temperatures are heating up and trying to stay cool becomes a top priority for mid-Missourians. To find a cooling center near you, click here. Dehydration: how to prevent and how to spot Garrett Buschjost, the head trainer at the MU Human Performance Institute in Columbia, said they are constantly encouraging their athletes to stay hydrated.

**HEAT ADVISORY REMAINS IN EFFECT UNTIL MONDAY AT 8PM AND TUESDAY AT 8 PM** MONDAY: Monday will be another hot day as temperatures climb into the mid-90s with increasing clouds through the day. We will see heat index values from 100-105 degrees into the afternoon hours. It’s important to stay hydrated and make sure to

Jefferson City road crews will close the 600 block of Monroe Street Monday morning to remove a retaining wall. City officials said the retaining wall had been slowly moving over a period of at least six months. The city engineer said the wall moved less than half an inch. Even though less than half an

Fulton police arrested a man Sunday night after a reported burglary. Officers arrested Isaac Butler in the 100 block of West 8th Street around 8:30 p.m. A woman told police that she came home to find Butler inside and that he attacked her, according to Fulton police. The woman suffered non-life threatening injuries. Butler is

Dangerous hot weather outside, but that did not keep people indoors today. According to our ABC 17 Stormtrack Weather team, there was a heat index high of 101 degrees today. ABC 17 checked in with both the Boone County Hospital and the University of Missouri Hospital and they both said that they have seen a

**HEAT ADVISORY REMAINS IN EFFECT FOR ALL OF MID-MISSOURI UNTIL MONDAY AT 8PM** TONIGHT: Another uncomfortable evening is in store as temperatures settle into the middle 70s. We remain under mostly clear skies. Winds will be light out of the south at 6 to 9 mph. MONDAY: Monday will be another hot day as temperatures

As mid-Missouri endures another hot day with heat advisories, local health department officials warn residents to be aware of issues related to the heat besides heat-related illnesses. Eric Stann, community relations specialist for the Columbia/Boone County Health Department, said people don’t only need to worry about dehydration and heat exhaustion in the more than 90-degree

**HEAT ADVISORY REMAINS IN EFFECT FOR ALL OF MID-MISSOURI UNTIL MONDAY AT 8PM** FATHER’S DAY: We’re off to a warm start this morning, so it will be easy for us to be in the 90s by lunch-time today with some breezy conditions. We have another isolated chance of seeing a shower or thunderstorm pop up

Fulton police said they arrested two people Saturday night after they located one man who had several warrants out for his arrest. Police said they found Michael Hook Jr., 24, at the Westwood Motel around 8:15 p.m. Saturday. Police said that after they made contact with Hook, they arrested him on several warrants, including probation

Chris Rohlfing at Boone Electric Cooperative said it’s important people to recognize what’s making them use more energy. “Every one degree that you push your thermostat down can equate to over eight percent more in cost in the amount of electricity it takes to run the air conditioner,” Rohlfing said. Rohlfing said humidity plays a

The Cooper County Memorial Hospital and over 1,800 people across multiple Mid-Missouri counties lost power Saturday. No patients have been affected by the outage at the hospital, which started around 5 p.m., according to Chief David Gehm of the Cooper County Fire Protection District. Gehm says they are starting generators and supplying ice to keep

**HEAT ADVISORY REMAINS IN EFFECT FOR ALL OF MID-MISSOURI UNTIL MONDAY AT 8PM** TONIGHT: Skies will remain mostly clear overnight, but with a steady southerly breezy, we’ll see temperatures hover in the middle 70s– a warm and humid night on tap for all of Mid-Missouri. SUNDAY: Thanks to a warm start to the morning, it

The Boone County Sheriff’s Office launched an investigation into a woman’s death Friday. The department said in a press release that the woman was found dead at a home in the 6100 block of Hatton Chapel Road west of Route E on Friday. Deputies responded to the home after 8 a.m. while following up on

TODAY: We start off on the warm side this morning with temperatures still in the middle 70s across Mid-Missouri. It won’t take long for us to warm up this morning under mostly clear skies, with temperatures nearing 90 by 10 AM. Highs will be in the middle 90s this afternoon with heat indices in the

UPDATE 4:54 P.M.: FOX4 has updated their story with the name of the suspect: The suspect, who multiple sources say is Antoine Fielder, was also struck in the shooting. Fielder was tried twice for the murder of 22-year-old Kelsey Ewonus. Both trials ended in hung juries. He is now charged with first-degree murder in the

The human remains found in Miller County were identified as a missing man. Investigators are ruling the death as a homicide, but haven’t released the identity of the man. ABC 17 previously reported the remains were found in a rural area of Missouri, according to Sheriff Louie Gregoire.

UPDATE: Lt. Shayne Duryea of the Christian County Sheriff’s Office said the 53 guns found in Anderson’s car were all long guns. “They were hunting-style rifles and shotguns,” Duryea told ABC 17 News. At this time it is unclear what motivated Anderson to collect the weapons. “It’s certainly reasonable to believe that, whatever (Anderson) had

The Border War is back! Well, sort of. Mizzou and Kansas will reportedly play in an alumni game for charity on July 28 at Silverstein Eye Centers Arena in Independence, Missouri. Tip-off will be at 7:30 p.m. The Kansas City Star reported former MU basketball player Kareem Rush is organizing the event. The game will