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TODAY: Another beautiful fall day is on tap for everyone. Afternoon temperatures will be sitting in the upper 60s to near 70 degrees. Humidity will remain low, making any outdoor activities manageable. Winds will remain out of the west under 11 mph. TONIGHT: Temperatures will drop quickly again tonight, falling to the upper 50s by

UPDATE: Saline County Prosecuting Attorney has charged Lara Lynn Browder with abuse of a child, resulting in death. Browder’s first court appearance is on September 28. ORIGINAL: Marshall police say they have arrested a woman on suspicion of abuse or neglect of a child after her eight month old baby died from an apparent head

School of the Osage was put on a precautionary lockdown Monday afternoon due to an active police chase in the area. On Tuesday, the Miller County sheriff’s office confirmed it tried to take Michael Kristopher Regehr, also known as Michael Thompson, into custody near the Kaiser area of Osage Beach near Lowes. Regehr is wanted

A Columbia swim organization must take action after it’s accused of draining pool water into a tributary to a creek, killing more than 200 fish. The Department of Natural Resources, or DNR, released the results of its investigation into the West Broadway Swim Club this month. The investigation began after a resident contacted the DNR

A record 100 million people could view Monday night’s presidential debate. Nielsen, the company that measures U.S. television viewing habits, predicted an audience of 80 to 100 million for the first debate between Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump. All major networks, including ABC 17 and Fox 22, will broadcast the debate live from Hofstra University

Ever heard of a Black Moon? Similar to the Blue Moon, which is a full moon that occurs twice within a month, the Black Moon is a new moon that occurs twice within a month. This is a rare lunar event that occurs approximately every 18 months. The next one occurs this Friday on September

MoDOT says delays are expected after a crash on Missouri Blvd. Tuesday morning. It happened near Kansas Street. MoDOT Central District tweeted about the crash around 7:35am Tuesday. ABC 17 News is working to find out how many vehicles were involved and if anyone was hurt. We’ll update this story as we confirm more details.

TODAY: Patchy fog is possible this morning in low areas. Widespread fog is not likely. Temperatures will be a tad cooler this morning under a mostly clear sky. Skies will remain sunny with a mild afternoon as high temperatures reach the mid 70s with a west to northwest breeze of 6-10 mph. TONIGHT: Temperatures will

The Missouri National Education Association announced it is working with faculty members at Lincoln University to organize a collective bargaining unit Monday. The group held a pledge drive last week to see if faculty members were interested, according to Dr. Abdoulaye Bah, a professor at Lincoln University. Bah expects faculty to vote on the move

Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton had their first presidential debate Monday night at Hofstra University in Hempstead, hosted by Lester Holt. Holt asked the candidates questions on topics that included America’s prosperity, direction and security. Trump emphasized his support of stricter borders, keeping American businesses from outsourcing and how he plans to use law and

The Lake Ozark Police Department is searching for two suspects after a retail store was broken into over the weekend. According to police, they received an alarm warning from Kohl’s off Goldie Prewitt Memorial Parkway in Lake Ozark around 5:52 Saturday morning. Officers found the suspects entered the retail store through a back door after

Donald Owens has pled not guilty on Monday to a double murder in Saline County. His next hearing will be set in late November. Owens had previously confessed to killing his daughter’s ex-husband and grandmother, because he thought she was responsible for her divorce. Owens has also been charged in a different sexual misconduct case

The Hallsville R-IV Board of Education released a statement Friday amid speculation the district may have mishandled funds from a $2 million bond issue. The Board President also addressed the media Monday afternoon. Voters in the school district approved the bond issue in April of 2013 to replace aging science and fitness classrooms, along with

ABC 17 News confirmed a moped rider landed in jail Sunday afternoon, accused of stabbing someone during a road rage fight. Police report Joshua Maloney passed a truck on his motorbike because he thought the other driver was going too slow near the Columbia mall. The victim says Maloney also yelled racial slurs at him

TONIGHT: It will be cool and comfortable tonight with a low near 50. Winds will stay under 6 mph from the west. Patchy fog is possible, mainly near area lakes and rivers. TUESDAY: Skies will remain sunny with a mild afternoon as high temperatures reach the mid 70s with a west to southwest breeze of

Vehicle break-ins happen frequently across Columbia. “There is no one place to move in Columbia to get away from this,” one CPD sergeant told ABC 17 News. To try to make sure you’re staying as safe as possible, the Columbia Police Department offers a free home security inspection. After a string of break-ins in one

TODAY: Winds through the day will be breezy out of the northwest up to 15 mph. Sunny skies with a high of 70 degrees expected. Today also marks the day which Mid-Missouri will see equal amount of daytime and nighttime at 12 hours a piece. Starting Tuesday the day will be shorter than the night,

Emergency crews were called to the intersection of Highway 50/63 and Missouri Blvd. Sunday afternoon for reports of a person being hit by a car. The crash happened around 2:40 p.m. Responders found Kenyon Reed, 55, lying on the ground bleeding from his head. Reed was taken to a local hospital and then transferred to

Lincoln University fired head football coach Mike Jones, Lincoln Director of Athletics John Moseley announced on Sunday. “I believe that making this decision now will put us on a path towards reaching those goals,” Mosely said in a statement. In his statement Moseley also said, ” We are committed to success in all of our

TODAY: Stray showers this morning occurring along I-44 is dumping very meager rainfall. These showers will quickly exit just after sunrise, with cooler and drier air to follow. Winds through the day will be breezy out of the northwest up to 15 mph. Sunny skies with a high of 70 degrees expected. Today also marks