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TODAY : It’s a June-like start to the work week with temperatures rising into the mid 80s! Winds will remain light out of the southwest under 10 mph. Sunny skies and dry conditions throughout the day! TONIGHT: It looks mostly clear with winds from the southwest near 5 mph. Temperatures will be mild again only

Eight Boone County jail inmates are now facing possible charges of damaging jail property. ABC 17 News checked jail records Monday and found the woman were all rebooked for the alleged charges. The woman are Ashley Zarhouni, Tasha Turner, Sarena Rothenberger, Shelby Martin, Sarah Grover, Megan Cunningham, Kayla Calvin, and Sophia Bond. ABC 17 News

TODAY: Slight shower chance through 10AM north of I-70. Warm with high temperatures in the mid 80s. TONIGHT: It looks mostly clear with overnight lows mild near 60. TUESDAY: Mild and mostly sunny with highs again in the mid 80s.

The body found inside an abandoned Vandalia home is now with the medical examiner’s office. The Audrain County Sheriff’s Department is working to identity the body to see if it could be that of a missing woman,Jennifer Middleton. Middleton was reported missing Wednesday. The Sheriff’s Department said Middleton hasn’t been seen in the Vandalia area

TODAY: It’s a June-like start to the work week with temperatures in the mid to upper 50s. There is a slight rain chance through 10AM north of I-70. Any rain that does develop will amount to under 0.10″. The wind looks light today under 10 mph with temperatures warming to the mid to low 80s!

Luckily for Mizzou graduates, next weekend will bring another weekend for exceptional weather in Columbia! For those traveling into town before the start of the weekend, Thursday holds a chance of rain showers. Thursday morning holds the greatest chance for showers as the system will weaken into Thursday afternoon and into Friday morning. This round

The 25-person crew with the Missouri Task Force 1 arrived at the Boone County Fire Protection District Headquarters Sunday afternoon after spending more than a week helping with flooding in the southeast part of the state. The State Emergency Management Agency deployed crews to West Plains on April 28 ahead of the severe flooding. “Our

TONIGHT: By tonight, temperatures are going to stay on the mild side in the 60s. We will see developing clouds through the evening with just a slight breeze out of the southeast. Temperatures will bottom out in the mid 50s. MONDAY: The rain chance for Monday morning is looking minimal. Areas well north of I-70

Boone County sheriff deputies arrested a man wanted on a no-bond felony warrant Sunday afternoon after a high-speed chase through the county. Sgt. Tracey Cleeton said deputies arrested William Stockwell after he ran out of gas on Highway 22 just outside of Mexico in Audrain County. Cleeton said the department had information Stockwell was on

The Maries County Sheriff’s Office posted on Facebook that the man who led authorities on a high-speed chase in Maries, Cole and Osage counties on April 18, was arrested in Washington County on Friday. Maries County Sheriff Chris Heitman said Billy Place, 27, was arrested for multiple outstanding warrants, including the warrants related to the

TODAY: Brace yourselves for another gorgeous day in Mid-Missouri. Skies will remain clear through most of Sunday with temperatures reaching into upper 70s. Winds will remain calm near 6 mph from the southwest. By tonight, temperatures are going to stay on the mild side in the 60s with increasing clouds overnight. MONDAY: Areas far north

TODAY: Sunshine and dry weather will dominate our entire Sunday with temps reaching near 80 degrees and calmer winds from the southwest near 6 mph. TONIGHT: Conditions will remain dry and comfortable tonight with temps in the mid 60s under partly cloudy skies. MONDAY: A slight chance for morning showers exists in areas north of

The Randolph County prosecutor’s office filed more charges Friday against a 2016 Moberly homicide suspect after jail officers said they found homemade weapons in his jail cell. Joseph Kertz, 28, is being held at the Randolph County jail on first-degree murder and several other felony charges in connection with the Oct. 6 shooting death of

The Better Business Bureau held its annual Shred Day event at the Office Depot at Providence and Broadway in Columbia Saturday morning. Sean Spence, Columbia Regional Director with the BBB, said they shredded seven tons of paper from 221 cars in just three hours. “If you want to protect yourself, from identity theft, one of

TONIGHT: Dry and clear conditions will continue into the evening hours. Through the evening we will see breezy conditions gradually decrease as winds calm. A pleasant evening in store as temperatures will remain mild dropping to the 60s for the early evening. By morning, we will see cool conditions with temperatures in the 40s. SUNDAY:

The names of four fallen Missouri law enforcement officers were added to the Wall of Heroes at the Law Enforcement Memorial shortly after 10 a.m. Saturday. Gov. Eric Greitens and Attorney General Josh Hawley spoke at the ceremony honoring the officers. “They leave their families to do dangerous work. They do this not because they

TODAY: Break out the sunglasses and get excited for a beautiful weekend ahead! It will be a bit windy today with northerly winds around 9-11 mph. That won’t stop our temperatures from reaching into the mid 70s under clear and sunny skies. By tonight, we will see those winds gradually decline with temperatures mild in

TODAY: Saturday holds favorable outside weather as temps reach the mid 70s by the afternoon. It will be a bit breezy with northerly winds around 9-11 mph . TONIGHT: Winds will be calming down tonight with a light northerly breeze near 7 mph with temps mild in the mid 50s.

The Columbia City Council received the wrong list of jobs a consultant would do for Columbia Water & Light when it voted to spend $450,000 to do it. Mayor Brian Treece pointed out the discrepancy between the scope of services the council saw at its Jan. 4, 2016 meeting and what the final contract with

Former Sturgeon Police Chief Greg Halderman is appealing his removal from office to the state Supreme Court and suing city officials for wrongful termination in Boone County Circuit Court. The two petitions were filed Thursday, more than a month after the Sturgeon Board of Aldermen voted to remove Halderman from his position as police chief.