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Nearly 100 people in five different states have been treated for severe bleeding after using synthetic marijuana, also known as K2, fake weed or spice. A public health investigation found that synthetic cannabinoids were likely contaminated with brodifacoum, which is used in commercial products to kill rodents. According to the Centers of Disease Control and

Morgan County deputies arrested Chad Shaw on Friday after officers were dispatched to the 29800 block of Meadow Drive Rocky Mount for reports of tampering. The victim reported that several boats in his storage building had been tampered with and the batteries were stolen. According to the probable cause statement, Shaw was a person of

ABC 17 News has confirmed through multiple sources the workers comp claim filed was in regards to the Carl DeBrodie death investigation. Since ABC 17 News broke this story Friday evening, we have been digging deeper into the claim. In the 12-page complaint filed last year, a former employee of Second Chance says she, “became

Moberly police responded to the 1300 block of E US 24 in reference to a 10-week-old infant being accidentally locked inside of a car on Monday morning. Police said Prather’s Towing responded to the scene and was able unlock the vehicle. Officers found the baby sleeping and content inside of the car. The infant was

Attorneys that are defending Gov. Eric Greitens against an invasion-of-privacy charge are raising doubts about the testimony of a woman that he had an affair with. Greitens’ attorneys filed paperwork on Sunday saying that the woman testified she never saw the governor with a camera or phone on the day he was accused of taking

Callaway County deputies arrested three after officers found methamphetamine in two vehicles on Saturday. Deputies said on Saturday evening, they came in contact with a vehicle that was occupied by Reece Strawn and Ashee Heaston. Officers said they called in the Callaway County K-9 unit and found methamphetamine and marijuana in the car. Strawn faces

Audrain County deputies arrested Michael Waters, 35, on Friday after officers noticed a vehicle with a registration violation on US 54 near Missouri Route HH. Officers said when they came in contact with Waters, they learned he had a revoked driver’s license. A K-9 searched the car and found a small amount of methamphetamine. Waters

THIS AFTERNOON: We will see mostly cloudy conditions through the remained of the afternoon. Temperatures will sit where they are currently at, in the low to mid 40s and then begin to drop in the early evening. Any evening dinner plans will likely require a jacket, but no precipitation is expected. TONIGHT: As the cold

Macon police announced on Monday that officers made several drug-related arrests during the weekend. Police said on Friday morning, officers responded to the 100 block of East Bourke Street to assist with an investigation. During the investigation, officers saw there was drug paraphernalia and weapons inside of the residence where several small children and two

Columbia police arrested Bradley Testerman and Reginald Reed on Thursday after a SWAT team and detectives served a search warrant in the 2500 block of Willowbrook Drive. ABC 17 previously reported that officers were first alerted about a residence in the area when neighbors complained about frequent traffic coming in and out of the neighborhood.

TODAY: Waking up will will see a mix of clouds and sun out the door in the morning as temperatures hover around freezing. By lunch-time temperatures will rise into the mid 40s with clouds holding tight through the area as we see another cold front move through. We could see a few light sprinkles by

The cold weather has been especially hard on farmers who can’t lay-down their crops until the weather warms up. ABC 17 spoke with a locally farmer today, Jim Sontag, who has been farming all his life and said it’s the coldest and longest winter he has seen. He is worried he will not be able

For the second weekend in a row, snow hit the ground in Mid-Missouri. Flurries began Sunday afternoon with the snowfall increasing later in the evening. Both Columbia and Jefferson City Public Works had crews on standby in anticipation of the winter weather. Columbia Public Works said widespread slickness was not expected on the roads, but

TONIGHT: Snow will wrap up into this evening after 10pm. It will be cold tonight as temperatures fall to 30 degrees. Winds will be light out of the south and east overnight around 8 mph; you will need the jacket as you head out the door in the morning. TOMORROW: We’ll see a mix of

The University of Missouri held a groundbreaking ceremony for its new School of Music facility at Memorial Union Sunday afternoon. The ceremony was moved inside due to weather concerns. The UM Board of Curators approved the first phase of the building project in December 2016. The new facility will be built at Hitt Street and

UPDATE(4/8): The Osage County Sheriff’s Office has identified the suspect as Timothy Pruitt, 28, of Chamois. Deputies said Pruitt, who appeared intoxicated, went into the Heritage Community Bank in Chamois, wrote a note to the teller and began demanding money. Deputies said the teller went to activate the alarm and Pruitt told her not to

Two teenagers were taken to the hospital with serious injuries after they crashed in Jefferson City early Saturday morning, according to a Missouri State Highway Patrol crash report. The report said the 16-year-old female driver was heading south on Engineers Road in a 2017 Ford Mustang when she drove off the left side of the

TODAY: We’re seeing another cold start across Mid-Missouri. Clouds have hung on a little stronger than previously thought, so that will help keep us a little warmer to start out our Sunday. We’ll top out near 40 this afternoon for high temperatures as we see another chance for a rain and snow mix enter the

Missourians may soon be able to learn what the Special Investigative Committee has discovered in its investigation of alleged blackmail by Gov. Eric Greitens. In a statement on Friday, State Rep. Jay Barnes, the committee chair, and House Speaker Todd Richardson said the report will be issued the week of April 9 and will be

A blanket of snow hit Mid-Missouri over Easter Sunday weekend and MoDOT crews and Columbia Public Works are on standby should snow hit Sunday once again. Jefferson City Public Works Operation Division Director Britt Smith said crews are ready to go should snow come. “Well, we actually dodged a bullet out here on Easter Sunday