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A man has been charged with burglary, stealing and fraudulent use of a credit card after he was accused of taking a woman’s debit card and using it without her permission. Osage Beach police said they responded to the 1100 block of Links Road on Feb. 23 for reports of a stolen wallet. The victim

Jefferson City police arrested two after two separate pursuits late Tuesday night and early Wednesday morning. Police said the first chase began just after 11 p.m. on Tuesday night at Missouri Boulevard and Dix Road. Officers said they attempted to stop a car for a routine traffic violation but he failed to stop and the

A student was removed from Iberia High School on Tuesday after allegedly displaying a pocket knife in a threatening manner. Superintendent Lyndel Whittle sent out a letter to Iberia families about the incident. Whittle said staff confiscated the knife and removed the student. No students or staff members were harmed during the incident. Whittle said,

TONIGHT: Spotty showers will move through overnight becoming more numerous south of HWY 54 in the early morning hours. Low temperatures will stay in the low to mid 40s with winds from the north increasing to 10 mph by morning. Rainfall amounts up to a quarter inch are possible with higher amounts to three quarters

Three people have been charged with burglary after they were accused of breaking into a shed to steal items for drug money. According to the probable cause statement, Michael Crider, Chad Duren and Tiffany Cochran entered a shed and stole a Gator and batteries. Deputies said the Gator was worth $2,600 and 12 used batteries

Columbia police arrested David Clements on Tuesday after officers responded to the 2300 block of Park De Ville place for a disturbance. The caller reported that Clements had been using methamphetamine in the spare bathroom. Police said they were showed the spare bathroom and learned that Clements would buy methamphetamine daily and use it in

Benton County Sheriff Eric Knox discussed a proposed new jail facility on Tuesday night. Knox said the facility would just be over 27,000 square feet and would house sheriff’s office employees and have an 80 bed detention center. The facility would also have a laundry facility and a kitchen. Knox said the beds could be

WEDNESDAY: It’s a cloudy and cool afternoon across Mid-Missouri, with many locations seeing temperatures in the low to mid 40s. While we will see some slight warming through the day, it won’t feel anything like spring. A light southeasterly breeze will allow temperatures to climb into the upper 40s and lower 50s this afternoon, with

Columbia drivers in the downtown area and around the MU campus could expect some delays and lane closures Wednesday morning as crews will be doing smoke testing of sewer lines. These tests are used to identify issues in the sewer system and may cause artificial smoke to leak into buildings or onto streets. While this

WEDNESDAY: The day will start off cloudy and chilly with temperatures in the 30s but we’ll reach the mid 50s with stubborn clouds and light winds shifting to the east. There is a slight chance for a few scattered showers by the early evening, but anything we see will be spotty and light early tonight.

Gary Sweet has been in the Miller County Jail since Nov. 8. Prosecutors accused him of killing two people at a Lake Ozark RV park and shooting another. He has no chance of getting out of jail on bond. Since his arrest, Sweet has gone without an attorney to defend him. The public defender’s office

The Missouri State Highway Patrol confirmed an toddler involved in deadly crash in Camden County died Tuesday night. ABC 17 News first told you about the crash on State Highway 5 near the Niangua River bridge on Thursday. According to the highway patrol’s crash report, Malachi Brazil, 2, of Camdenton, was pronounced dead around 7:45

Partnering organizations hosted the Columbia Disabilities Issues Forum Tuesday to give candidates from ward’s 2 and 6 an opportunity to showcase their ideas to the disability community. The three leaders currently are on City Council but are up for re-election April 3. The event took place at Woodhaven in Columbia for those City Council leaders

Republican House Budget Committee Chariman Scott Fitzpatrick and the state’s public colleges and universities have worked out a deal to limit tuition increases in exchange for steady state funding. Fitzpatrick said on Tuesday that most schools have agreed to cap tuition hikes at 1 percent. In exchange, House members agreed to a plan to keep

Moberly is still cleaning-up from heavy intense rains that left them with flooding. Some were left picking through the devastation. ABC 17s spoke to a pastor who said he lost a distribution site for those in need. Vic Comstock, the Pastor at Family Life Fellowship on North Williams Street said, “it’s been devastating across the

A House committee has the opportunity to advance a bill that would strengthen penalties for violating Sunshine law, as well as grant the Attorney General’s office the power to issue investigative subpoenas. Two identical bills, labeled HB 2523 and 2524, will be heard by the General Laws committee Tuesday evening, which starts at 5 p.m.

TONIGHT: Showers will continue south of I-70 early in the evening and end by 11 PM. Temperatures will drop back into the mid 30s by morning under mostly cloudy skies and light northeast winds up to 8 mph. WEDNESDAY: The day will start off cloudy and chilly with temperatures in the 30s but we’ll reach

Missouri Attorney General Josh Hawley announced on Tuesday that his office is pursuing a broader criminal and civil review of the Mississippi County Jail facility and Sheriff Corey Hutcheson. The decision comes after findings by three medical experts that the death of Tory Sanders, a man who died in protective custody in the jail, was

In this information age, it seems harder than ever to sort fact from fiction. This is especially true when it comes to politics and political advertisements. ABC 17 News is working, in depth, to separate the truth from the spin. We start by looking deeper into an advertisement running on the Networks of Mid-Missouri. It’s

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