Family’s stolen trailer and car found, but some items taken
A family whose lifetime worth of belongings was taken from a hotel parking lot over the weekend said police found their vehicle and trailer.
Continue ReadingA family whose lifetime worth of belongings was taken from a hotel parking lot over the weekend said police found their vehicle and trailer.
Continue ReadingAmeren Missouri installed an underground smart grid system in downtown Jefferson City that aims to reduce the length of power outages.
Continue ReadingBOONE COUNTY, Mo. (KMIZ) Authorities apprehended three people after a multi-county, multi-agency chase ended near the Columbia Regional Airport. Sgt. Scott White with the Missouri State Highway Patrol said Jefferson City police began pursuing a stolen SUV around 1:30 p.m. Saturday. Authorities received information on the car from a caller who reported a theft at
Continue ReadingUndergraduate students at Lincoln University will no longer be charged tuition by credit hour but instead, by semester.
Continue ReadingBoone County prosecutors charged a second man with allegedly robbing a south Columbia bank back in January.
Continue ReadingThe Jefferson City Police Department arrested a man after inside a grocery store after he led officers on a chase Thursday afternoon.
Continue ReadingST. LOUIS, Mo. (KMIZ) A federal appeals court ruled Thursday that behavior by a whistle blower in the Missouri State Highway Patrol was not protected by the First Amendment. The three judge panel on the Eighth Circuit Court of Appeals upheld a lower court ruling tossing a lawsuit from Randy Henry against the patrol. Henry
Continue ReadingAccording to official documents, once a contract has been finalized, the name of the developer will be announced.
Continue ReadingJEFFERSON CITY, Mo. (KMIZ) Attorneys for a Columbia man said the Supreme Court of Missouri overlooked precedent and law when it reversed a decision granting him a chance at parole. Kent Gipson and Taylor Rickard of Kansas City filed the request to rehear the case of Dimetrious Woods with the high court on Tuesday. The
Continue ReadingInspections from the Jefferson City Environmental Health Department visited more than three dozen eateries in January.
Continue ReadingJEFFERSON CITY, Mo. (KMIZ) Cole County Presiding Commissioner Sam Bushman confirmed to ABC 17 News Wednesday that a piece of mail triggered the evacuation of the county courthouse and adjacent annex building a day earlier. The communication was mailed to the office of presiding Judge Patricia Joyce just before 10 a.m. Tuesday. Sheriff John Wheeler
Continue ReadingThe Cole County Courthouse was evacuated on Tuesday after an alleged bomb threat, County Commissioner Sam Bushman said.
Continue ReadingA bill that would outlaw any breed-specific regulations enforced by local governments passed out of a House committee Tuesday.
Continue ReadingIncident reports from the Jefferson City police and fire departments, obtained by ABC 17 News, walk through the investigation into a wall collapse that killed a construction worker.
Continue ReadingMissouri is the only state without a statewide database to track prescription opioids, and it’s unclear when, or if, that will ever change.
Continue ReadingCold weather can cause issues for some homeowners or renters as the cold can cause pipes to freeze.
Continue ReadingThe River City Habitat for Humanity is nearly doubling down on its regular home builds this year after the tornado that struck Jefferson City last May.
Continue ReadingJEFFERSON CITY, Mo. (KMIZ) A former Missouri State Highway Patrol trooper will walk away with more than $100,000 in back pay after ending his lawsuits against the state. Attorneys for Anthony Piercy filed requests to dismiss three lawsuits against the state dealing with his firing and revocation of his peace officer’s license. State authorities took
Continue ReadingThe Maries County Sheriff’s Office said on Thursday that a person is charged with an arson that sent six Vienna firefighters to the hospital.
Continue ReadingThe Jefferson City Department of Planning and Protective Services added two properties to its list of dangerous buildings in as many weeks.
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