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A variety of infections are making mid-Missouri sick this week. The doctors from Broadway Urgent Care say they are seeing mostly sinus infections in their patients this week. They also say there is a nasty cough going around. Dr. Tara Flynn, from Mizzou Quick Care and Urgent Care, says she is also seeing infectious illnesses.

TONIGHT: Skies will remain clear with low temperatures dropping into the mid 40s with a light breeze from the south under 6 mph. WEDNESDAY: After a cool morning, temperatures will rise into the lower 70s in the afternoon under mostly sunny skies with a southerly breeze up to 12 mph. EXTENDED: We’ll have more clouds

Some public agencies in mid-Missouri spending to bring United Airlines to Columbia are standing behind their investment. Videos of a man being dragged off a Untied flight Sunday, leaving him bloodied, circulated social media. The airline overbooked a flight from Chicago to Louisville, and asked people to voluntarily give up their seats in exchange for

Columbia police officers are surveying the area where a fatal crash took place on April 1. A traffic stop ended in a fatal crash on Ash and Garth, killing the passenger in Jeremiah Lynne’s car, 19-year-old Skyler Littleton. Littleton was transferred to a local hospital and was later pronounced dead. She was four months pregnant,

TUESDAY: By the afternoon hours we will see clear skies in mid-Missouri. With a high pressure system building in the area, Tuesday will feel less humid as dry air pumps in. Temperatures will be slightly cooler than yesterday, but will be near the average, in the mid 60s. TONIGHT: It looks quiet overnight with light

TODAY: Morning clouds will keep temperatures 10-15 degrees cooler today. Look for increasing afternoon sun with temperatures in the mid 60s for the highs. TONIGHT: It looks to be mostly clear, dropping to the mid 40s overnight with winds becoming southerly by midnight. WEDNESDAY: It starts off cool again tomorrow, while southerly winds and more

TUESDAY: We’ll have a cooler morning with temperatures in the mid to low 40s for the morning commute with broken clouds. Clouds will erode from west to east this morning through 11AM leaving sunshine again the afternoon. It will feel less humid as dry air continues to work it’s way in today with temperatures staying

San Bernardino police confirmed one child and two adults died after a murder-suicide at an elementary school Monday morning. In Missouri, ABC 17 News asked school leaders how their districts were responding to the deadly California shooting and if any security changes were being made. “It’s a good reminder for us across the district that

The Jefferson City School Board has approved a contract to renovate the current high school along with the Nichols Career Center, Thomas Jefferson Middle School, and Simonsen 9th Grade Center The board unanimously approved the renovation project which is set to begin in May, costing around $134,800 to renovate. The renovations at the current high

UPDATE, 9:15 p.m.: Callaway County prosecutor Chris Wilson confirms he has received the reports from Knight’s office. Wilson tells ABC 17 News he has not made a decision on the case yet, but hopes to complete his review by the end of the month. ORIGINAL: The Boone County prosecutor has asked a neighboring prosecutor to

We have clear skies to view the first full moon of the spring season which will be technically at full phase (when the moon is on the exact opposite side of the Earth as the sun) at 1:08 AM Tuesday, April 11. This full moon of April is called the Pink Moon because it is

An Amber Alert for a missing 12-year-old ended with a 22-year-old arrested and accused of sex crimes on Sunday. Apple Briscoe allegedly ran away from home at about 1:00 a.m. Sunday and asked 22-year-old William Dela Cruz to pick her up. The two had met months before on an online video game called Onigiri and

A pit bull mix was shot Monday morning by a woman whose son was bitten by the dog, Boone County deputies said. Boone County deputies responded just before 9 a.m. to a report of person getting bitten by a dog and someone shooting the dog in the 6000 block of Murray Lane. Deputies said Shawna

Authorities said one child has died and two adults are dead after a murder-suicide occurred in an elementary school in San Bernardino Monday morning. The shooting happened at North Park Elementary School, located at 5378 North H Street. Officers were called to the shooting just before 10:30 a.m. According to police, Special Needs teacher Karen

The Sedalia School District released a statement on Monday afternoon through Facebook explaining that the Smith-Cotton High School Principal, Wade Norton, met with students in each grade level to discuss suicide. The statement went into detail about preventative steps the district has been taking. “The district and its crisis team have implemented professional development for

TONIGHT: Temperatures will be cooler overnight, dropping to the lower 40s by morning with clear skies and northwesterly winds at 6-12 mph. TUESDAY: We’ll have a mild, mostly sunny day with high temperatures in the mid 60s and a northwesterly breeze at 4-8 mph. EXTENDED: Southerly winds will bring warmer air into the area by

If you enjoyed this warmth over the past weekend, you’ll enjoy Easter weekend. The warmth look to increase by Friday again with areas west of US 63 and south of I-70 possibly hitting 80 during the day. It also looks to feel rather humid heading to the weekend, as dew points rise to the low

TODAY: It will be a mild morning with temperatures in the upper 60s for the morning commute. A chance of storms continues through 7AM for those north of HWY 24. There is a slight thunderstorm chance for Jefferson City and Fulton between 6AM and 7AM this morning, while the best chance will be for areas

The Missouri Auditor’s Office has released the findings of its investigation into the state’s transportation development districts. TDDs were established in Missouri 27 years ago as special political subdivisions to fund construction, operation and/or maintenance of transportation-related projects. State auditor Nicole Galloway examined 12 districts from across Missouri as a sample and discovered that all

A Camden County man in banned from Wal-Mart property after inappropriately touching an employee on Saturday. Dakota Allen Cody Whitworth, 31, was in the bedding aisle of the Wal-Mart on 94 Cecil Street when he grabbed a female employee inappropriately. The employee called out for one of her male co-workers and left the area. Whitworth