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2/26: Light Snow Tue.Night- Wed

A Winter Weather Advisory has been issued for all of Mid-Missouri through noon Wednesday. Spotty freezing drizzle Tuesday evening will gradually turn to light snow through the overnight hours with light snow showers continuing through Wednesday morning before tapering off to snow flurries in the afternoon. Snow accumulation of 1 to 2 inches is expected.

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Snow Collapses Several Buildings

Crews around Mid-Missouri handled dozens of downed power lines and collapsed buildings Tuesday. Ceilings of multiple businesses fell in, and several homeowners had trees crash onto their homes. The first incident took place at the BreakTime off Vandiver and Paris Road in northeast Columbia. The canopy over the pumps caved in around 6 a.m.People in

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Building Collapses in Fayette

Heavy snow collapsed a building on the square in Fayette Tuesday afternoon. Clean up will require Route 240/Church Street to be closed for several days. MoDOT crews have put up detour signs in the area.The roof caved-in around 3:30 p.m. Tuesday at 116 Church Street, between Davis and Morrison. The remaining walls will start to

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Woman Arrested for Shooting

Jefferson City police arrested a woman for her role in a weekend shooting in the city.Officers say they were dispatched to Club Motivation on Industrial Drive around 2 a.m. Saturday for a shots fired report. Police say four-to-five shots were fired from a person in a car parked near the club, but no one was

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Slick Roads Wednesday

Snow melted much across Mid-Missouri Tuesday afternoon, helping cleanup efforts. But the new concern is the chance of refreeze overnight and more snow on the way before the Wednesday morning commute. Road crews in Cole and Boone Counties reported light travel on the roadways, something they took advantage of to clear some hard to reach

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Plaza Tire Purchases Ewers Tire

Plaza Tire Service announced Tuesday it is purchasing five Mid-Missouri Ewers Tire and Service locations.With the purchase, Plaza will now takeover management of the following facilities in central Missouri:- 419 East Broadway, Columbia- 1005 North Fairview, Columbia- 111 West Dunklin, Jefferson City- 1401 Missouri Boulevard, Jefferson City- 214 East Promenade, MexicoThe business will add to

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2/27: Light Snow and Flurries

Light snow blanketed the area with one to three inches of snow early Wednesday morning. Additional flurries will be possible through the day Wednesday into Thursday morning. Another weak disturbance will drift into the area Thursday evening into Friday morning, bringing light snow to the area. Additional snow accumulations of less than two inches will

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Rape Suspect Sentenced

A Cole County judge has sentenced Clifton Sparkling, 21, for his role in the rape and kidnapping of a woman.Sparkling will spend the next 30 years in prison. He has to serve at least 85 percent of that sentence, before he’s eligible for parole.In December, an Osage County jury convicted Sparkling of forcible rape, forcible

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Warming Shelters Open

***UPDATE WEDNESDAY 3:25 P.M.***The American Red Cross has opened shelters in Columbia and Marshall for those who have lost power due to the winter storm.- The Columbia shelter is located in the Broadway Christian Church, 2601 West Broadway.- The Marshall shelter is in the First United Methodist Church, 225 East Arrow.Both shelters will be open

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Deputies Arrest Woman for Drugs

During a bust in Vienna deputies found suspected drugs and a child inside a home.On Tuesday investigators with the Maries County Sheriff’s department were conducting a narcotics investigation at a home on Third Street.They found suspected meth, marijuana and several items of drug paraphernalia. Audrey Strange, 28, was arrested on various charges. She is currently

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Thousands Still Without Power

***UPDATE THURSDAY 6:40 P.M.***Co-Mo Electric has below five thousand customers without power. Crews tell us they aren’t sure if they’re going to have everyone fully restored by Friday. They say it could last into the weekend.***UPDATE THURSDAY 1:30 P.M.***- Howard Electric is reporting, as of 11:20 a.m., outages have been reduced to 485 members.- Boone

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Fake Bills Passed in Callaway Co

The Callaway County Sheriff’s Office is looking a woman suspected of passing counterfeit $100 bills.According to officials, they have received several reports of the fake bills within the last few days. The bills were used at Casey’s and Dollar General in Auxvasse and Ozarkland in Kingdom City on February 24. Casey’s employees and an area

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USPS Studying Columbia Center

COLUMBIA (AP) – The U.S. Postal Service is looking into moving some or all operations at the Columbia mail processing center to facilities in St. Louis and Kansas City. A study of how consolidation would affect service could take four to six months.The Postal Service announced in August that the mail-processing services in Quincy, Ill.,

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Rebuilding After Winter Storm

A business in Fayette plans to reconstruct after the winter storm on Tuesday led to the collapse of their building.The building and the business’ reopening both depend on how bad the damage is.E.O. Recycle is one business leasing a spot in the building where the roof collapsed. Their CEO, Debra Miller, says she received a

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Seniors Snowed in

***UPDATE Tuesday 6:46 P.M.***We checked back in with Ross Tuesday, who got her driveway and walkway shoveled the day after the last report.She now has plenty of frozen dinner and food in her refrigerator in case of an emergency after experiencing being snowed in for six-days. Ross said she is glad she can now go

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2/28: Light Snow Thursday

We’ll continue to have overcast skies with snow chances through early Friday. Thursday will start off with cloudy skies and some snow flurries, remaining cold through the day with afternoon highs in the mid 30s. Another wave of low pressure aloft will slide in from the northwest and light snow will become steady Thursday evening

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Mr. Smith Goes to KC

A person with knowledge of the trade tells The Associated Press that the Kansas City Chiefs have agreed to acquire quarterback Alex Smith from San Francisco.The person spoke on condition of anonymity because the trade does not become official until March 12, when the NFL’s new business year begins.It’s the first big player move by

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