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Callaway County Sheriff’s Office deputies responded to the 4000 block of County Road 421 on Wednesday because of a tip about the location of potential stolen property. Deputies found a trailer that was reported stolen to the Fulton Police Department in November of 2016. The resident of the trailer, Tamara Doerrler, was arrested for possession

The 2017 Fair Housing and Lending Seminar is underway Friday at Columbia City Hall. The a free public event features presentations by fair housing and lending experts. St. Louis attorney Amanda Biondolino just wrapped up a presentation on service animals, fair housing and the Americans with Disabilities Act. Housing programs manager Randy Cole will present

TODAY: Light winds and clear sunny skies are going to keep our Friday pleasant and comfortable into the evening. Temperatures will reach into the lower 60s and decrease into the lower 50s by tonight. Skies will turn partly cloudy by evening as winds become southerly. SATURDAY: Skies will gradually transition to mostly sunny through the

After the United States launched a missile attack Thursday against an airbase in Syria, Missouri leaders are weighing in on the action. The following are statements made by lawmakers and state officials: “I’m supportive of these strikes – against a source of barbaric chemical weapons attacks on civilians – I just hope it wasn’t an

Missouri State Auditor Nicole Galloway says she’s starting an investigation into potential conflicts of interest among state officials. Specifically, she’s looking into conflicts of interest related to the state’s involvement with a Missouri transportation services company. The company, HELP Inc., is a nonprofit that utilizes public resources and does business with the state. It uses

There is an increasing risk for severe weather Sunday night and early Monday morning of next week. Storms look to develop in eastern Kansas by early afternoon 1PM-4PM on Sunday with a line of storms developing ahead of a cold front. The line looks to increase in western Mid-Missouri moving in after 9PM, with storms

TODAY: Chilly morning with temperatures in the mid 30s. Light winds under 8 mph with plenty of sun and afternoon highs near 60-61. TONIGHT: Mostly clear with lows in the mid 40s. SATURDAY: Mostly sunny and May like with highs in the mid 70s. SUNDAY: Mild with a high of 77, and increasing late day

TODAY: The Frost Advisory will expire at 9AM for those west of US 63 and south of the Missouri River. It will be a chilly morning, while the winds will be light. It looks to be gorgeous today with plenty of sun and highs near 60. TONIGHT: It will be mostly clear with temperatures in

Millions of dollars worth of road, utility and public safety projects in Columbia are on the table for consideration. The city’s Planning and Zoning Commission started its review of the Capital Improvement Plan for next fiscal year. The document details the projects the city will fund through various funds, including its special quarter-cent sales tax

Below is the complete transcript from Pres. Donald Trump’s speech, following the attack on Syria: My fellow Americans, On Tuesday, Syrian dictator Bashar al-Assad launched a horrible chemical weapons attack on innocent civilians using a deadly nerve agent. Assad choked out the lives of innocent men, women and children. It was a slow and brutal

Negotiations are underway between Columbia Public Schools and parent educators. The Thursday meeting was one of several negotiation sessions the district will have with the parent educators as they lay out agreements for the 2017-2018 school year. Parent educators work for the school district’s Parents as Teachers program and visit the home of parents, working

The active weather pattern we have seen since the last week of March has brought much needed rainfall to Mid-Missouri and improved our drought situation. Rainfall for the month of March came in slightly above average at 3.21″ and currently we are just under an inch and a half for April which is also above

Almost two years after his conviction, Brian Adkison is appealing his forcible-rape charge, which landed him in prison for 15 years. You can read the background of his case here, here, here and here. Attorney Emmett Queener appealed on Adkison’s behalf Thursday at the University of Missouri law school, where three appellate judges held court.

The Southern Boone Board of Education election tie could be resolved by drawing lots-a process that’s “basically names in a hat,” Ashland superintendent Chris Felmlee told ABC 17 News Thursday. Incumbents George Carney and and Price Nichols both received 329 votes in Tuesday’s election. The results still have to be certified, but if they remain

A Columbia city councilman is proposing that the city reduce a four-lane section of Forum Boulevard to two lanes instead of widening the street. The idea stemmed from the city’s Bicycle/Pedestrian Commission after a lot of pushback to the council’s idea of putting a roundabout at Forum and Green Meadows. Councilman Ian Thomas recently wrote

A man and a child were taken to Moberly Regional after a vehicle crash on Thursday afternoon at Morley Street and Rollins Street. When the officers got to the scene, they found a Chevrolet Uplander on its side and a Ford Mustang with severe front-end damage. Matthew Rich, a 32-year-old of Moberly, and a 4-year-old

UPDATE: Columbia police said the driver, Dawnette Briscoe, was the person who had to be extricated. Briscoe was brought to the hospital with non-life threatening injuries. The passenger, Kirmon Bush, did not sustain any injuries. Police said the car was traveling south on Paris Road, approaching Vandiver Drive, when it collided with the northwest corner

A man who had a parcel sent to a Lincoln University mailroom on 822 Chestnut St. has been arrested for trafficking drugs in the first degree on Tuesday. The U.S. Postal Inspection Services called the Lincoln University Police Department and told them about the parcel. A Columbia Police Department K-9 unit confirmed that narcotics were

A dump truck carrying gravel tipped over into a residential yard on New Haven Road. The truck was headed west and a smaller passenger car was headed east. The smaller car was v eering over and the dump truck tried to avoid the car by moving over. The truck hit the ridge on the side

Katrina Boles thought she was just ridding her basement of water for several years after a heavy rain. In 2014, a downpour sent water pouring back through the drains in her basement. The water sat in her and her neighbors backyards while it bubbled into their homes, damaging and destroying Boles’ belongings. City staff seemed