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Two men are recovering after an assault left them with serious injuries on Saturday evening. Maries County deputies said they responded to reports of a physical disturbance on MCR 634 in Dixon. When officers arrived on scene they saw two men that had serious injuries and needed medical attention. Officers said the one man suffered

A spokesperson for the Missouri Department of Transportation announced on Monday that the company is once again looking for someone to take over the Gasconade River Bridge. The spokesperson said that MoDOT had been in negotiations with Workin’ Bridges, a private organization that works to save old bridges from demolition, to take ownership of the

A Clinton police officer killed in the line of duty will be laid to rest on Monday. A funeral service is scheduled for 11 a.m. for Christopher Ryan Morton, 30. After the funeral, Morton will be buried at a cemetery in Knob Noster, Morton’s hometown. ABC 17 previously reported that Morton and two other officers

UPDATE – 7:15 A.M.: The driver of the school bus that crashed on Highway 63 early Monday morning is safe, according to Michelle Baumstark, the Columbia Public School District spokesperson. The crash happened just after 6 a.m. on Highway 63 southbound just before the Grindstone Parkway exit. Columbia police at the scene told ABC 17

TONIGHT: Skies will continue to clear through the evening, and those clear skies will help cools us down even more tonight, as temperatures drop into the mid-20s overnight. When you wake up tomorrow morning, you’ll need the jacket as wind chill values will be in the mid-10s. TUESDAY: We will see mostly sunny skies return–

Columbia police arrested Serena Parks on Saturday night after officers were dispatched to the 5000 block of Clark Lane for reports of vandalism. Police said Parks damaged property inside a residence in the area. The victim reported she went to the address and discovered there were holes in the walls and the furniture was flipped

Columbia police arrested Trena Barnes on Sunday night after officers were dispatched to Cirilla’s on Buckner Street for reports of a larceny in progress. Police said Barnes was accused of hiding merchandise in her purse. Officers searched Barnes’ purse and found 71.6 grams of methamphetamine, a glass pipe, a digital scale and money. Barnes faces

MONDAY: You’ll need a coat out the door this morning as we’ll start out near 30 and wind chills will make it feel like we’re in the middle 20s. With full sunshine, temperatures will warm into the mid to upper 40s with winds out of the northwest up to 10 mph. TONIGHT: Under partly cloudy

The Mizzou men’s basketball team has made the NCAA Tournament for the first time since 2013. The Tigers are a No. 8 seed. They’ll play No. 9 Florida State in the first round on Friday at approximately 8:50 p.m. in Nashville, Tennessee. MU hasn’t won an NCAA Tournament game since 2010. The Tigers have never

Wendy Noren, who served as Boone County Clerk for over 30 years before retiring in June, died Sunday after a years-long battle with cancer. She was 63. Noren was first elected to office in 1982 and was reelected eight times. Current Boone County clerk Taylor Burks posted a tweet Sunday in honor of Noren. “Every

After a spurt of heavy and slushy snow Sunday morning, Columbia Public Works called in plow crews to start clearing off roads for Monday. Public Works said in a tweet around 11:30 a.m. that nine staff members reported to clean off the slush that accumulated from the morning’s wintry mix. The slippery road conditions caused

Jordan Barnett is suspended for the Tigers opening round NCAA Tournament game on Friday. Mizzou basketball coach Cuonzo Martin said the senior can travel and practice with the team this week. If MU makes it to the second round, Coach Martin said Barnett could be available to play. No. 8 Mizzou will play No. 9

TONIGHT: We’re continuing to clear out this evening as precipitation has ended across Mid-Missouri. We will also see clouds lift out of the region after midnight. It is going to be cold overnight with temperatures hovering around 32 degrees. By sunrise, we will have temperatures near 30. There isn’t a huge concern for refreezing upon

The Maries County Sheriff’s Office said two men were taken to the hospital with serious injuries after a fight Saturday night. Deputies were called to a home on County Road 634 in Dixon for reports of the fight. The sheriff’s office said one of the men tried to break up another fight and was stabbed

The safety and security director will give an update Monday night on preventative and protective measures the Columbia Public School District has taken over the last four years, as well as discuss some future plans. The update comes almost four weeks after the high school shooting in Parkland, Florida. It was originally scheduled to be

First responders in Boone County have responded to several crashes Sunday morning because of snow, according to a tweet from the Boone County Fire Protection District. Boone County, and areas east and north of the county, experienced most of the wet snow, ABC 17’s stormtrack meteorologist Kevin Schneider said. According to dispatch records, Highway 63

TODAY: Rain and snow will be moving into the area early this morning. Some areas across Mid-Missouri could see some bands of heavier snow falling this morning, which will lead to some light accumulations, mainly on grassy or elevated surfaces. The best chance for those accumulations are going to be in the northern and eastern

From cyber threats to active shooters, church staff were walked through potential threats facing houses of worship by a Missouri State Highway Patrol Captain Saturday. The free event was put together by The Boone County Office of Emergency Management and the Missouri Information Analysis Center (MIAC). The presentation was designed by for church staff in

It took Jefferson City firefighters about 15 minutes to put out a fire inside a home in the 500 block of Mesa Drive Saturday afternoon. Firefighters said the fire started in the main electrical panel for the home. It was later determined to be electrical in nature. Two residents were able to get out of

According to police records, officers arrested Mizzou forward Jordan Barnett for suspicion of driving while under the influence at 3:26 a.m. March 10. Officers did not take Barnett to jail and released him following his signature promising to appear in court according to a public information officer with MUPD. There was no bond, and Barnett