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A Jefferson City woman charged in the death of a 4-year-old boy is seeking a change of venue. Quatavia Givens’ public defender on Sunday filed a motion seeking the change in the case involving the death of 4-year-old Darnell Gray, according to online court records. Police have said Givens was Gray’s caregiver. The boy’s body

The Missouri Attorney General’s Office and lawyers for a man condemned to die for a Columbia triple killing have asked for a stay in his case pending the resolution of another death-row challenge. Attorneys for Ernest Lee Johnson and Attorney General Josh Hawley’s office filed the joint motion in federal court last week. In the

A Subway restaurant employee says she is humiliated and is considering legal action after a Howard County sheriff’s deputy posted a photo of her on Facebook making light of her condition after she had a seizure. Laurie Roth, general manager at the Fayette restaurant, took a screen grab of the post on Bradley Young’s Facebook

The Mizzou Tigers are headed to Memphis to play in the Liberty Bowl on Monday against Oklahoma State. Kickoff is at 2:45 PM. If you’re heading down to spend time in Memphis to ring in the New Year and cheer on the Tigers you may need to grab the umbrella or poncho! Meteorologist Brigit Mahoney

More than 600 pieces of legislation have been pre-filed in the Missouri House and Senate since December 1. Among them is a measure that has been filed and debated many times before in the legislature, but has always failed to become truly agreed and finally passed. The ‘Narcotics Control Act‘ is aimed at curbing the

FRIDAY: It will be much colder with highs in the mid 30s with wind chills in the 20s. Skies will gradually break up to partly cloudy skies by late afternoon with west to northwest winds at 15 mph, gusting to 25 mph. Winds will slowly diminish through the evening. TONIGHT: Skies will remain partly cloudy

Lawyers for the University of Missouri are asking a federal judge to dismiss former and current administrators from several counts in a case alleging the school violated the civil rights of a student found responsible for violating a sexual harassment policy. Jeremy Rowles, a black man and a former Ph.D. candidate in cultural anthropology, believes

TONIGHT: Skies will remain mostly cloudy and winds shift out of the northwest overnight. Winds will be breezy once again with sustained winds up to 18 mph and gusts up 23 mph. This will cool us down into the upper 20s with wind chill values in the upper teens by morning. FRIDAY: It will be

One Benton County man is in custody after being accused of involvement in a burglary and stealing a tractor. Authorities arrested 29-year-old Dustin Mahan on Dec. 22 after a foot chase with Benton County deputies. Before, being arrested, Mahan was seen taking items from a building. The owner showed up to find Mahan stealing property

ABC 17’s Andrew Kauffman and Tyler Murry are in Memphis, TN with the Mizzou football team as they breakdown the Tigers’ upcoming matchup in the Liberty Bowl.

State Rep. Chuck Bayse prefiled a bill Friday that would keep local districts from starting school more than 10 days before Labor Day, the first Monday in September. If that bill became law, Columbia Public Schools would have to move it’s traditional start date from the second week of August at least one week later.

CenturyLink customers around the country were affected by service outages Thursday. Media outlets across the nation reported on the outages. CenturyLink has been quiet about the cause and extent of those outages, simply saying in a tweet that its network “is experiencing a disruption affecting customer services.” The CenturyLink network is still experiencing a disruption

It’s that time of the year where the common colds are spreading like wildfire, the flu is beginning to peak, and a sneeze can be heard around every corner you walk. For years, we’ve heard people blame the cold weather for their sickness, but is that really the case? You may be surprised to find

UPDATE 4:40 P.M.: Lt. David Williams with the Jefferson City Police Department said in a news release that the chase that ended in a crash on Highway 50 started when Moniteau County deputies tried to pull a vehicle over for hazardous driving. The chase went into Cole County and then Jefferson City at high speed

Criminal charges against Osage Beach Alderman Jeff Bethurem have been dropped after he was accused of making false statements on his 2016 alderman candidacy form. The charges were dropped Friday in Camden County court. Charges were filed Nov. 21 against Bethurem alleging that he failed to disclose that he is a felon with convictions in

New trial dates have been set for three people charged in connection with the death of a disabled Fulton man. Shaina Osborne is set to go to trial Feb. 28 on a charge of making a false report about a missing person. Anthony R. Flores is set for trial March 27 on charges of involuntary

THURSDAY: It will be a windy and warm day across Mid-Missouri, as temperatures climb into the upper 50s and lower 60s. Winds will be out of the south up to 20 mph with gusts as high as 35+. This comes ahead of a strong cold front that will track through Mid-Missouri later tonight. Ahead of

UPDATE 11 A.M.: The Columbia Water and Light outage map shows no remaining power outages. All power has been restored. pic.twitter.com/8Nr0gyIDut — Columbia Water&Light (@CoMoWaterLight) December 27, 2018 Columbia Water and Light spokeswoman Lissie Wade said 702 customers were affected by the outage, which was caused by an equipment problem. The outage started at 9:32

The National Transportation Safety Board released its final analysis of a deadly 2017 plane crash in Cooper County. The report, dated November 5, 2018, concludes that impairment of the pilot, 67-year-old Charles McCutcheon, was the main contributing factor in the crash that killed him and his passenger, 49-year-old Bryan Roth, on April 24, 2017. Mechanical

THURSDAY: Widespread rain is likely to impact the early morning commute, causing slow going traffic. Allow for a little bit of extra time as you head out in the morning. Rain will decrease late in the morning, but a few showers and isolated t-storms are possible late in the afternoon as the cold front moves