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A Columbia man who was involved in a shooting at a gas station has pleaded guilty in federal court to illegally possessing a firearm on Monday. Columbia police officers were called to a gas station in the 1400 block of Rangeline on March 6, 2016 and found two cars with damage from gunfire, along with

TODAY: It’s a cloudy and cool afternoon across Mid-Missouri, with temperatures in the mid to upper 50s. Despite the cloud coverage, we will still warm into the lower 60s as we head through the remainder of the day. There is a slight shower chance by 2PM-3PM near HWY 24 this afternoon, while heavy rain and

TODAY: Slight rain chance 11AM through 3PM with temperatures in the low 60s this afternoon. TONIGHT: Heavy rain and strong storms possible after 6PM through 3AM Wednesday morning. Minor localized flooding is possible through Wednesday. TOMORROW: It will be cool with falling temperatures during the day and strong winds gusting to 40 mph. Periods of

TODAY: It will be a dry but cool morning under a mostly cloudy sky. There is a slight shower chance by 2PM-3PM near HWY 24 this afternoon, while heavy rain and storms increase after 6PM tonight. A line of showers and t-storms with heavy rain will move from near HWY 65 near 7PM- 9 PM,

Jeremiah Lynne is behind bars tonight charged with two counts of second degree murder, felony resisting arrest, and leaving the scene of a crash after Saturday’s chase on Garth avenue in Columbia. Lynne fled from officers and crashed into a light pole and car, injuring another driver and passenger before running away and later being

A lake owned by Columbia Water and Light is moving forward with their plans to restore More’s Lake in Columbia. The Columbia City Council approved to set a public hearing for April 17 to discuss the restoration project. More’s Lake for decades was used as a source of cooling water for the Municipal Power Plant.

TONIGHT: It will be a mostly cloudy night with low temperatures in the upper 40s. West winds will diminish to 8 mph by morning with areas of fog possible. TUESDAY: It looks dry on Tuesday morning with mostly cloudy skies but a few showers are possible from 11 AM to 3 PM along and north

The Jefferson City Council is considering a $1.5 million project to improve infrastructure along Capital Avenue. Two bills on the project and a funding agreement were presented to the City Council on Monday night. ABC 17 News reported last week that the Cole County Commission agreed to pay for up to $600,000 of the project

Missouri Attorney General Josh Hawley on Monday announced the creation of a permanent, statewide human trafficking task force. Hawley was joined Monday at a news conference by survivors, advocacy groups and law enforcement. Hawley plans to have first-in-the-nation regulations designed to use consumer protection laws to go after traffickers. The announcement came days after authorities

The Columbia city council held a public hearing and approved some major work in the southwest part of the city Monday night. The $400,000 project will repair storm pipes on Sinclair Road by Mill Creek Elementary School. The current storm water pipes under the road are regularly clogged up by debris washed down from Mill

The state of Missouri could be one step closer to having a prescription drug monitoring program after the House approved a bill Monday. Right now, Missouri is the only state without a prescription drug monitoring program. Lawmakers voted 102-54 on House Bill 90, or the Narcotics Control Act. Under the bill, doctors and pharmacists could

Lyrissa Barnett Lidsky, associate dean for graduate and non-J.D. programs at the University of Florida, was announced as the University of Missouri’s new dean for the school of law Monday morning. During Lidsky’s 25-year career, she joined the faculty of the University of Florida’s Levin College of Law in 1994 after clerking for judge Joseph

After the warmest February ever recorded in Mid-Missouri, the region saw things calm down through March, following a cold snap toward the middle of the month. Since then, the area has experienced a false spring, which is dangerous for Mid-Missouri. The longer a false spring lasts before the season actually takes over, the more likely

UPDATE 4/2: Columbia police confirmed one woman died in the car crash on Ash Street and Garth Avenue around 8 p.m. Saturday. Police said Jeremiah K. Lynne, 23, was driving south on Garth Avenue, traveling fast and erratically, fleeing from an attempted traffic stop by a police officer. Skyler Littleton, 19, was Lynne’s passenger. Police

Columbia Police Department Detectives arrested Marquez Floydell Marshall at 4314 W. Bethany Drive on Friday. Marshall was arrested in connection with the Landmark Bank Robbery located at 10 North Garth Avenue that happened on March 13. Police responded to a panic button alarm at Landmark Bank, where allegedly Marshall walked in wearing a hat, sunglasses

TODAY: A mild day all around is planned for Mid-Missouri, as far as temperatures are concerned. The only thing that will keep us on the cool side, is where rain and thunderstorms fall through the day. Through the afternoon, expected a swath of rain to spread across Mid-Missouri, with the potential for a few thunderstorms.

There looks to be a decent amount of dry time during the day on Tuesday morning and Tuesday afternoon. There is a slight rain chance by 3PM hear HWY 24, while heavy rain will hold off until Tuesday night. Newest forecast model data suggests rain increasing late Tuesday night, mainly after 8PM. Heavy rain will

Storms late morning and early afternoon from 11AM through 5PM will be capable of producing 50 mph wind gusts and quarter size hail. Areas east of HWY 54 are under Marginal Threat for severe weather at this time. Rain amounts will range from 0.25″ to 0.50″ for most locations. Areas east of HWY 54 that

TODAY: Rain and T-storms increase bringing 0.25″ to 0.50″ today. Locally higher amounts of 0.75″ is possible where storms occur. There is a Marginal Risk for areas east of HWY 54, 11AM through 5PM this evening. TONIGHT: The rain chance ends mainly by 7PM with cooler temperatures tonight, dipping to the upper 40s. TUESDAY: It

TODAY: Light rain moves in the for the morning commute west of US 63. Rain will increase and become widespread throughout the day. A few thunderstorms will be possible bringing 0.25″ to 0.50″ through this evening. A Marginal Risk for storms this afternoon east of HWY 54 will bring storms that potentially could produce 50