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Brandon Brill, 26, who is charged with second-degree felony murder after a deadly car crash the killed a Harrisburg teacher, has been booked into the Boone County Jail. Boone County Sheriffs arrested Brill Wednesday morning without incident at his mother’s house outside Clark around 9:30 a.m., according to Detective Tom O’ Sullivan. However, the Missouri

The Columbia Public School District posted the Lee Elementary renaming committee application on its website just over a week ago, and so far 46 people have applied. You can apply to the committee by clicking this link. That’s up from the 27 applications received as of Sept. 27. The committee will consist of 13 members;

Investigations into the type of firearms Stephen Paddock used to gun down dozens of people and wound hundreds more in Monday’s mass shooting in Las Vegas revealed he had rigged some of the rifles to fire like an automatic weapon by using a product called a bump stock. Bump stocks are legal because they don’t

UPDATE 9:46 am: The Moniteau County Sheriff’s Department said the incident has been ruled an accident. The Sheriff’s Department said all their hearts and prayers go out ot the family of the victim in this case. ORIGINAL STORY: A 2-year-old has been killed after he was hit by a New Holland C185 on Tuesday in

Callaway County authorities have charged Ronald Heck after he was accused of writing sexual notes about a minor. According to the probable cause statement, deputies were notified about Heck when a woman called claiming she found Heck’s journal containing sexual related entries about her 15-year-old daughter. Deputies said inside the journal Heck went into detail

Columbia police arrested William Barrett early Tuesday morning in the 300 block of Brickton Road. Police said they initially pulled over a vehicle Barrett was in or excessive window tint. Officers said they were advised by the driver that there was a gun in the glove box of the vehicle. Police said they searched the

Columbia police arrested Nathan Canfield on Tuesday night after being accused of fleeing from police. Police said they observed Canfield as a wanted subject in the 3600 block of Southland Drive. Officers said when they attempted to stop Canfield, he ran from officers and evaded arrest. More than 30 minutes later, police observed Canfield’s vehicle

UPDATE 4:55pm: Emergency crews said the left lane of traffic is closed and delays are expected until 5:08 p.m. ORIGINAL STORY: Emergency crews are responding to a vehicle crash in the 1100 block of I-70 westbound, near the Missouri River Bridge. Emergency crews say the westbound lanes of traffic are at a standstill as crews

TONIGHT: It will be another mild and muggy night across Mid-Missouri for October standards. Temperatures will bottom out in the mid 60s under overcast skies, with on and off showers through the night as a warm front lifts to the north across the region. It’s likely that fog will develop across Mid-Missouri in areas where

Rep. Vicky Hartzler and other state representatives introduced a legislation on Wednesday to expand the eligible grant funding for victims of sex trafficking. The legislation would help victims have a safe place to heal, recover and restart their lives. The Housing for Survivors of Sex Trafficking expands the Transitional Housing Assistance Grant to include sex

Governor Eric Greitens’s deputy chief of staff, Caleb Jones, is leaving to become vice president of The Association of Electric Cooperatives. The Association of Electric Cooperatives represents 47 electric cooperatives. Greitens said he is grateful for Jones’s service and is sorry to see him go. Jones had previously stepped down from his Columbia-area seat in

UPDATE 10:36: The crash has been cleared. The Columbia Fire Department told ABC 17 crews the crash was a head-on collision between two vehicles. The female driver of one vehicle was taken to the hospital, the male driver of the other vehicle had no injuries. Authorities are still working to figure out the cause of

TODAY: Temperatures this afternoon are on the cooler side, with highs struggling to climb out of the lower 70s. Overcast skies have been with us for most of the day, with scattered showers tracking through Mid-Missouri. With the humid atmosphere and scattered showers, fog is beginning to develop across the region, with visibility below 5

UPDATE: 4:00 a.m.: Four people have been taken into custody after police say they led law enforcement on a multi-county car chase after a theft from the Jefferson City Dillard’s store. According to Jefferson City police, the theft was reported around 3:20 p.m. Tuesday. Witnesses gave descriptions of the suspect vehicle which was spotted by

TODAY: Temperatures will start in the mid 60s. The frontal boundary will continue to dip into mid-Mo and stall out near I-70 producing scattered showers in the morning with drying conditions into the afternoon and early evening. We could see an isolated shower or two later in the day. High temperatures will stay in the

As we head through the month of October we typically start to see drastic changes in the weather pattern. Less daylight, along with the southerly movement of the jet stream makes for cooler weather. For the start of October, the average high is 72 degrees with the average low at 50 degrees. Closing the month

The body of a Stover man was found in the Lake of the Ozarks Tuesday. According to the Missouri State Highway Patrol, the body of Jerrold Wilson, 51, was found floating in the area of Little Buffalo Cove just before 11 a.m. in Morgan County. The patrol believes Wilson drowned. This is the eleventh drowning

The city of Columbia’s utility department released new information amid criticism that it wasn’t keeping the public up-to-date on its finances. The balance sheets for March, April and May 2017 came attached to the Columbia Water and Light Advisory Board’s agenda for its Wednesday meeting. The sheets come with financial statements explaining the utility department’s

Community members from Columbia’s Southeast neighborhoods and police officered gathered at New Haven Elementary Tuesday evening to discuss community policing. Tuesday’s meeting is the first of several “Building Stronger Beats” meetings, and this one focuses on beats 70 and 80. Click here to see the map of beat areas. The Southeast community recently witnessed gun

January 22, 2015 started out as a normal day for then-University of Missouri student Amy Wasowicz. It was just after 9 a.m. on a Thursday when Wasowicz, an 18-year-old political science major, was legally crossing College Avenue at Rollins Street with friends. Wasowicz remembers turning around to speak to her friend before being hit by