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A crash near Highway 179 is reportedly delaying traffic in Jefferson City Friday morning. The Missouri Department of Transportation Central District tweet about the crash at 8:00 a.m with a picture of heavier traffic. East and westbound traffic was slowed on Route 50 due to the crash. MoDOT said drivers should expect delays in both

The two dozen people that came to the Derby Ridge Elementary School on Thursday night made up one of the best attended meetings for Columbia police. The department held its last “Building Stronger Beats” events for the season Thursday night for the north side of town. The meetings bring residents of certain areas together with

The Missouri Department of Transportation is warning Jefferson City drivers of possible delays on Missouri Boulevard Thursday. Multiple lanes of Missouri Boulevard will be shut down near Dix Road throughout the day. MoDOT said crews will be working with the city to fix damaged pavement after a water main break that happened around 9:30 p.m.

The University of Missouri Task Force on Academic Program Analysis, Enhancement, and Opportunities met with the MU faculty council Thursday to discuss its plan to re-evaluate the university’s academic programs. The task force released its Phase I Report Sept. 1. The report outlines the data being used and collected to evaluate Mizzou’s programs. “There’s a

The Russellville community gathered Thursday night to remember high school sophomore, Elizabeth Eidson, who was killed in a crash Wednesday night. Eidson, 16-years-old, was killed while driving to school. Russellville High School principal Chris Mitchell told ABC 17 News on Wednesday that this is the “toughest day we’ve had.” According to the Missouri State Highway

Staff at the University of Missouri will be able to share their concerns with top administrators at an open forum Tuesday. The forum comes after the release of a campus climate survey in which 52 percent of staff respondents said they seriously considered leaving Mizzou. Nearly 60 percent of staff and faculty who seriously considered

A judge has ordered the Howard County Coroner’s Office to provide the Glasgow School District with copies of the transcripts made during an inquest held back in January, but Coroner Frank Flaspohler is appealing that decision. The school district’s attorney, Tom Mickes, said the inquest was one-sided and cast the district in a false light.

TONIGHT: Skies will remain mostly clear with patchy fog developing in valleys as low temperatures drop into the mid to upper 50s. Winds will stay under 8 mph from the southeast. FRIDAY: It will feel more like summer as temperatures quickly climb into the low to mid 80s in the afternoon under mostly sunny skies.

780 people are without power in north Boone County Thursday evening, according to Boone Electric’s outage map. Boone Electric crews are working to fix the issue. Boone Electric officials said the estimated restoration is 7:15 p.m. ABC17 crews are working to figure out what caused the outage.

A break in the water main Wednesday evening resulted in multiple lane closures at the intersection of Missouri Boulevard and Dix Road in Jefferson City. The lanes were closed when the main broke around 9:30 Wednesday evening, and reopened around 2:30 p.m. Thursday. According to the Missouri Department of Transportation (MoDOT) the cause of the

UPDATE 5:16 pm: Ingram has been charged with tampering with a motor vehicle, driving with a revoked license, resisting arrest, leaving the scene of an accident, delivery of a controlled substance and tampering with an electronic monitoring equipment. ORIGINAL STORY: Boone County sheriff’s deputies arrested a 44-year-old Columbia man who had an active $10,000 bond

The Moniteau County Sheriff’s Department arrested Daniel Johnson and Briann Matheis after deputies were called to Stone Creek Road in Enon for reports of suspicious activity. Deputies said when they arrived on scene, they saw a car parked at the end of the dead-end road with Matheis and Johnson inside. Deputies said that after speaking

A Columbia man was charged with assault after officers were dispatched to Leeway Drive Apartments in reference to an assault. According to the probable cause statement, the victim told police that Kevin Aaron cut her with a piece of glass from a broken window. The victim told police she was attempting to leave the residence

Missouri Attorney General Josh Hawley has filed a motion to revoke the probation of Ken Jinson after he said Jinson has not been paying restitution. Jinson pleaded no contest in April to theft and deceptive business practices. He was given five years probation and ordered to pay $26,951.02 in restitution by April 2021. According to

A Camdenton man who molested a 10-year-old child pleaded guilty in federal court on Thursday to receiving child pornography over the internet. Duffy Dean Woodman, 52, pleaded guilty to the charge contained in a April indictment. The investigation began in 2015 when the Laclede County deputies received a report that a 10-year-old child had been

A Miller County man is charged with assault on a law enforcement officer, resisting arrest and armed criminal action after he failed to yield to multiple police officers. According to the probable cause statement, Miller County deputies were advised of a pursuit from Pulaski County entering into Miller County. Crocker police had been previously been

A Jefferson City man was charged with burglary after he was accused of being a part of several burglaries in the city. According a probable cause statement, in June police responded to a residence in 3300 Country Club Drive for reports of a burglary to the residence. Police said entry was forced through an exterior

A Cole County woman was charged with stealing $750 or more after officers responded to a Walmart for reports of theft. According to the probable cause statement, Elizabeth Pigford was observed by Walmart asset protection getting items and concealing them inside a bag. Walmart employees said they saw Pigford push a shopping cart full of

State Auditor Nicole Galloway released an audit of Maries County that included multiple concerns that have been identified before. “Audits are a tool to help improve processes and ensure that government is serving taxpayers with efficiency and transparency,” Galloway said. “It is frustrating when concerns are repeatedly disregarded. I urge Maries County officials to implement

A Sedalia woman is being charged with stealing more than $750 after police received three theft reports from Boost Mobile. According to the probable cause statement, the store manager reported missing a deposit in the amount of $761, $95 missing from a change bag and $105 missing from a spare register drawer. Police filed a