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Emergency crews responded to a water rescue in Boone County Saturday night. The Boone County Fire Protection District and Columbia Fire Department responded to the 3300 block of Blackfoot Road just after 10:15 p.m. A single car was in high-standing water. Emergency crews blocked off the road. Crews rescued one person stranded in the vehicle,

Jefferson City firefighters responded to three structure fires Saturday. Around 4:30 p.m., crews were dispatched to a fire at 1017 Dulle Street, according to Fire Chief Matt Schofield. Firefighters found smoke coming from the home. A woman and one child were evacuated from the apartment. The fire damaged the kitchen area of the home, where

Life threatening flooding will ensue this weekend as a robust storm system treks its way northeastward through Mid-Missouri. Heavy rain, which began Saturday, will continue through Monday. The heaviest rainfall is expected to occur during the Saturday night through Sunday morning time period and then again from Sunday afternoon through Monday night. Areas to the

Firefighters responded to a home in north Columbia after it was hit by a lightning strike Saturday night. Emergency crews responded to the 300 block of Sea Eagle Drive shortly after 7:00 p.m. Crews found a 10 foot hole in the roof along with smoke and flames in the attic, according to Assistant Fire Chief

UPDATE: The home has moved several feet since it first began sliding. Officials say it’s not if, but when the house will collapse. It moved significantly on Saturday due to the heavy rainfall, but it continues to be the only home affected by the landslide. Multiple agencies responded to a home on Cub Cove Point

Parts of Boone County are currently under a boil advisory until Tuesday, Dec. 29 at 3 p.m. The advisory was issued this morning, and affects customers in the Public Water Supply District No. 10. This includes residents on Grassland School Road, Rangeline Road South of Centralia, Selby Lane, Gano Chance Road and the Panther Subdivision.

Rain will increase from south to north Saturday as a warm front lifts north of I-44. Rain will become more steady and heavy at times from the afternoon through the evening with possible thunderstorms. Ahead of a strong area of low pressure we will have strong wind shear south of I-70 Saturday afternoon and ample

Even though Christmas just ended, a few people might want to get rid of their tree as soon as possible. Starting on Saturday, the city of Columbia will help them do that. Officials say you can put your tree out on the curb as part of your normal trash until the end of the year.

ABC 17 News confirmed Columbia police have responded to a string of four burglaries in the 800 and 900 block of Huntridge Drive on Christmas week. One victim who talked to ABC 17 News said the thieves managed to hit while he was sleeping. According to police reports, the burglaries all happened sometime between Tuesday

Columbia police responded to shooting outside a liquor store on the northeast side of town Friday afternoon. ABC 17 News confirmed the suspect fired at a car with three people inside, hitting one of the tires. Sgt. Mike Youtsey said the department received the call at 11:50 a.m. for shots heard. Officers found shell casings

Community United Methodist Church and St. Luke United Methodist Church hosted the fifth annual Columbia Community Christmas dinner today. The dinner took place at St. Luke, where at least 250 people were served during the meal. Attendees were able to dine at the church in addition to taking food home. A number of meals were

A self-proclaimed monk operating in Howard County pleaded guilty to unlawfully owning a gun Wednesday, receiving probation. Ryan St. Anne Gevelinger admitted he had the gun at his Holy Rosary Abbey on Snoddy Street in the small town of Armstrong when deputies came to arrest him in April. Prosecutor Stephen Murrell said Gevelinger has a

Crews in Cole County are shutting down a road due to dangerous and slippery conditions during winter about 20 minutes west of Jefferson City. The public works department said it will close the 1300 block of Murphy’s Ford Road at North Moreau River on Thursday between Centertown and Lohman. The road is usually impassable when

Corticelli Baptist Church Pastor Dr. Rick Seaton said there were no injuries in Wednesday evening’s fire near Russellville, which damaged a nativity scene. Seaton says they assume the fire was caused by “something electrical”. “We assume a light bulb burst and got some hay around the manager scene here on fire,” he said. “It caught

A high percentage of flight cancellations for its traffic volume caused Columbia Regional Airport to rank sixth-worst in a new travel study. Planning site Travelmath released its findings earlier this week on the best, and worst, airports in the country. The site said it ranked the airports based on the percentage of flights delayed, amount

Illinois took Braggin’ Rights from Mizzou for the third straight year Wednesday night in St. Louis. The Fighting Illini won 68-63 over the Tigers, despite a career night from Wes Clark. Clark finished with a career high 21 points. He went 4-6 from three-point range. Kevin Puryear was Mizzou’s second leading scorer. He had 12

A college student charged with making threats toward the MU campus appeared in court Wednesday. A judge denied a request by the defense lifting Hunter Park’s ban from the internet, which was a condition of his release from jail. Park is a student at the University of Missouri in Rolla. He was arrested last month

New data released by MoDot shows between 20,000 and 40,000 vehicles travel I-70 each day. That’s just in the rural sections. Urban areas, including Columbia, St. Louis and Kansas City, boast nearly double those numbers. Couple the heavy traffic with the holidays and the bridge replacement project construction in Columbia, and it becomes a serious

Temperatures will remain well above average Christmas Eve through Saturday, cooling slightly Sunday. It looks mainly dry Thursday and Friday with the exception of brief light rain or sprinkles which are possible Thursday morning as another wave of low pressure moves through. In areas north of HWY 24, some snowflakes could mix in. Clouds will

The Columbia Fire Department met with Johnson Products representatives, including the executive vice president, on Tuesday to discuss the possible cause behind four fires at the Columbia insulation plant in less than three months. Brad Fraizer, Assistant Fire Chief, said the department was able to determine the fires started in two machines that convert recycled