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UPDATE 3:12 P.M.: A male elk was shot and killed this weekend in Northern Boone County by a 14-year-old. Abigail Wilson was sitting in her tree stand hunting for deer, when the shot was made. After the shot was made, she sat in her tree stand and contacted her father, Donald White. Upon arriving, White

TUESDAY: It’s been a wet start to Tuesday, as drizzle and light rain continue to falla cross Mid-Missouri. Most of the activity is situated west of Hwy 63, but as high pressure to our east tracks out of the region, the drizzle/light rain should track to the west. Overcast skies will continue to remain in

Versailles police arrested William Dedrick on Friday after officers were dispatched to a local Caseys in reference to a male subject who was reported to have threatened the assistant manager and was yelling and cussing at customers. According to the probable cause statement, the manager did not want to file charges, but just wanted Dedrick

Columbia police responded to two highway crashes on Monday evening. Police said officers responded to the area of I-70 east and Rangeline Street for a single-car crash. Officers said a car struck a Jersey barrier, and the passing lane on eastbound I-70 was temporarily shut down. Police said an accident investigation is pending. Less than

Dozens of people, in one language or another, told Columbia’s Board of Education to keep its language courses intact. The board did not vote on anything, but heard a report on the work done by a group on the district’s World Languages programs. That includes foreign language classes. CPS will phase out German and Japanese

TUESDAY: As overcast skies hang around in mid-Missouri temperatures will start out mild, in the low to mid 40s. Drizzle and a few isolated showers are possible through the morning commute. Overcast skies with low level moisture will remain for Tuesday afternoon providing for a slight chance to see some light sprinkles through the day.

Missouri’s House of Representative budget committee chairman, Scott Fitzpatrick, is speaking with the Columbia Chamber of Commerce about the Fiscal Year 2019 budget preparations. FY ’19 will begin July 1, 2018 and end June 30, 2019. State agency budget requests are due in October of each year. The governor reviews the requests and presents the

The Jefferson City public school board has approved the top three names for a new high school after hearing from its naming committee on Monday. The public can vote between Capital City High School, Stoneridge High School and Mission High School now through Dec. 5 by clicking here. Stoneridge was selected as a contender because

As we are entering into winter months and heaters are being turned on, we are checking in with mid-Missouri schools to make sure schools are teaching your kids how to escape safely, if a fire were to happen. The month of October was National Fire Prevention Month but some public schools in Mid-Missouri aren’t following

UPDATE 5:25 pm: Columbia police said they found the camper and driver that hit and killed Salvador on Saturday night. Officers said someone was able to ID the camper from the photo they shared. Police said the investigation is on-going. UPDATE: The Columbia Police Department has identified the pedestrian killed in Saturday night’s crash on

UPDATE: (AP) – Google is defending itself after Missouri’s attorney general launched an investigation of the company for potential violations of the state’s antitrust and consumer-protection laws. Google spokesman Patrick Lenihan in a Monday statement said the company has “strong privacy protections in place” and operates in a “highly competitive” environment. He says the company

Emergency crews responded to the 100 block of Conley Road on Monday evening for a multi-vehicle collision. According to public dispatch, the crash happened just before 5 p.m. and more than three emergency vehicles responded to the area. Boone County Joint Communications warned drivers to use caution in the area and to avoid it if

TONIGHT: Overcast skies return to Mid-Missouri through the night, ahead of the next upper level disturbance. With the overcast skies expected, temperatures will remain steady through the night. Lows are expected to fall into the low to mid 40s, as winds remain out of the southeast up to 10 mph. It’s possible that we could

Osage County deputies are asking for the public’s help in finding Christian Rowden, 21, a man accused of running away from officers after deputies were attempting to find a stolen ATV out of Miller County. Deputies said when they arrived on Nathan Street on Sunday they saw the ATV and also saw a man and

Columbia police are asking for the public’s help in identifying two men possibly connected to a vandalized vehicle. Police said the vehicle was parked on the roof of the Tenth Street and Cherry Street parking garage between Sept. 14 and Sept. 17. Officers said the driver’s side window of the car was shattered. Surveillance video

Phelps County authorities said Mary Eaton, 45, died on Sunday after falling from a tree stand while hunting. Eaton was found Sunday evening on U.S. Forest Service Land. The Phelps County Coroner Andy Davis said Eaton had hunted in the county for the past several years. The officials with the Phelps County Sheriff’s Department said

The Missouri Department of Transportation will raise the speed limit on Thursday from 40 mph to 55 mph on a half-mile section of eastbound U.S. Route 50/63 between the Jackson Street and Chestnut Street bridges. The changing of speed limits will affect the Lafayette Street interchange. MODOT said the speed limit will only be increased

Jennifer Grayson has pleaded guilty to two counts of 2nd degree murder during a pre-trial hearing at the Callaway County Courthouse. Grayson is accused of murdering her boyfriend’s mother and brother-in-law. Her boyfriend, Dale Horton, already pleaded guilty and was sentenced to life without parole. Grayson will serve 15 years concurrent for each count of

The investigation into Carl DeBrodie’s death continues as Callaway County Prosecutor Chris Wilson and federal investigators work the case. Wilson said they have determined as much as they could about how DeBrodie died, but details will not be released while the investigation is happening or until charges have been filed. In April, Fulton police found

It’s been two months since the renaming committee for Lee Elementary School was approved by the Columbia Public School district’s Board of Education. It’s been one month since community members were able to apply to be on the committee. The Board of Education is expected to approve the final committee members during its meeting at