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The LoCOMOtion Party Bike company has announced they will bring 14-person party bikes to Columbia starting in spring of 2018. “Columbia has such a vibrant downtown, and this will add to the attraction of being downtown,” LoCOMOtion Party Bike co-owner Cara Owings said. Owings has been in conversations with the city of Columbia, the Columbia

The family of a firefighter who died in a rollover crash while battling the wildfires in Northern California, has confirmed to KESQ News Channel 3 & CBS Local 2 that he was from Mecca. The L.A. Times reports, Garrett Angel Paiz was a driver of a water truck, delivering a full tank of water to

TONIGHT: It will be a quiet and mild night as overnight lows only bottom out in the low 50s under clear skies. There will be a light, southerly breeze up to 7 mph. THURSDAY: Above average temperatures continue as high temperatures reach the upper 70s under mostly sunny skies. Wind will stay under 10 mph

The Missouri Department of Transportation closed one southbound lane on the U.S. 63 bridge over the Katy Trail Wednesday morning for road work. MoDOT crews will be improving the smoothness of the bridge surface from 6 a.m. to 6 p.m. The bridge is located about four miles north of Jefferson City and was replaced in

Moniteau deputies arrested Seth Haldiman, 26 after officers received a call about suspicious activity at a business located in Tipton. Deputies said when they arrived at the store they found a backpack that Haldiman had left inside. Inside the backpack, deputies found methamphetamine. Deputies and Tipton police went to Haldiman’s residence and found more methamphetamine

Moniteau deputies arrested William Crabtree and Kyra Hankey on Tuesday after officers received information that a suspicious vehicle was parked in a field just east of Tipton. Deputies said they were notified the vehicle had left the field and was found in an apartment complex inside Tipton. Deputies said officers made contact with three subjects

A Jefferson City man has been charged with stealing after officers responded to reports of theft at a Hyundai dealership. According to the probable cause statement, employees of the Hyundai leadership noticed five new vehicles had batteries stolen from the engine compartment. Police said each battery was valued at $200. Video surveillance captured a blue

WEDNESDAY: The beautiful fall weather continues this afternoon under sunny skies. High temperatures will reach the lower 70s as southerly winds increase to 13 mph in the afternoon. Despite the southerly winds, the humidity values will stay on the low side. TONIGHT: It will be a quiet and mild night as overnight lows only bottom

Columbia police were dispatched to the 3500 block of I-70 Drive Southeast on Tuesday evening for reports of shots heard in the area. Police said when they got to the scene, they found a shell casing in the area. Officers said their initial investigation leads them to believe that occupants of two vehicles fired shots

Columbia police arrested Thomas Clark on Monday after officers were dispatched to a physical disturbance in the 400 block of Ann Street. Police said Clark was in a physical disturbance with his male roommate and a woman. The woman told police Clark had put his hands around her neck and made it hard for her

Columbia police and other first responders responded to a car crash in the 3900 block of Clark Lane just after 9 a.m. Wednesday morning. According to public dispatch records, there are more than three units on scene. ABC17 has crews on scene and are working to gather more information about the crash. Police say it

Columbia police arrested a man after a reported physical disturbance late Monday night. Officers arrested Thomas Clark, 63, in the 400 block of Ann Street. Clark reportedly got into a fight with his male roommate and a woman, according to police. The woman told officers Clark put his hands around her neck and made it

A structure fire is still smoking on Dyer Road in Callaway County. ABC 17 confirmed the fire with Fulton firefighters. The fire is in the Central Callaway Fire Protection District’s jurisdiction. We are working to confirm more details about how the fire started and what the cost of the damage will be.

Friday night kicks of the 106th annual homecoming weekend for the University of Missouri. It’s looking like a great weekend to enjoy all homecoming festivities, starting on Friday night with house decorations and the spirit rally. Friday evening, temperatures will be mild in the 60s with increasing clouds. Into Saturday, we will continue to see

UPDATE 6 a.m.: Emergency crews reopened the right lane on I-70 westbound near the Lake of the Woods exit around 5:45 a.m. ORIGINAL: Columbia firefighters closed down a portion of the right lane on I-70 westbound near the Lake of the Woods exit early Wednesday morning because of a crash. Firefighters said one semi-truck crashed

Visitation and funeral services have been scheduled for a Sedalia junior high student killed during a weekend ATV crash. Artyom Perchak died Monday morning after the Saturday afternoon crash. The Missouri Highway Patrol says Perchak lost control of the vehicle and it overturned. The Sedalia School District 200 posted on Facebook the visitation will take

WEDNESDAY: The beautiful fall weather continues as we start off cool, in the 40s, and end up with a mild afternoon. High temperatures will reach the lower 70s as southerly winds increase to 13 mph in the afternoon under sunny skies. TONIGHT: It will be a quiet and mild night as overnight lows only bottom

The Maine brewery accusing Columbia-based Logboat Brewing Company of copyright infringement now says Logboat defamed its reputation after the lawsuit was filed. Shipyard Brewing Company of Portland, Maine, filed an amended lawsuit on Tuesday in Missouri’s Western District federal court. The new version, from Shipyard’s attorney Darren Sharp, claims Logboat directed a deluge of negative

The University of Missouri will put together several roundtable groups to help administrators find ways to improve morale on campus. Chancellor Alexander Cartwright discussed the plan at an open forum with MU staff on Tuesday afternoon. The forum focused on issues held by the some of the school’s 6,000 full-time staff members. A campus climate

One side is calling it the largest civil penalty for Sunshine Law violations in Missouri history after a circuit judge ordered the Cole County prosecuting attorney to pay more than $12,000 for seven violations. The lawsuit stemmed from three Sunshine Law requests law student and activist Aaron Malin made back in 2015. Malin spoke to