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Callaway County deputies have arrested two people on suspicion of stealing a motor vehicle from a home in the Auxvasse area. The vehicle and other items were reported stolen Aug. 15 and deputies found the vehicle Tuesday in a “concealed location” just west of Fulton, the Callaway County Sheriff’s Office said in a news release.

TONIGHT: It will be a cool night as temperatures drop into the upper 50s by morning under mostly clear skies. Winds will gradually shift out of the southeast under 7 mph. Clouds will increase toward daybreak in our western counties. THURSDAY: A batch of showers and t-storms in western Missouri in the morning will slowly

Missouri Task Force One will send three of its members to Hawaii ahead of Hurricane Lane’s landfall. The Boone County Fire Protection District posted on Twitter that the task force members left Wednesday morning. The fire district is the task force’s home base. #MOTF1 On Wednesday morning, three members of Missouri Task Force 1 were

Here is the Mid-Missouri high school football schedule for the upcoming 2018 season. Be sure to watch SportsZone Football Friday with Andrew Kauffman and Tyler Murry each week for the latest scores and updates. Week 1 – August 24 Hickman at Pattonville Rock Bridge at Rockhurst Kirkwood at Jefferson City Blair Oaks at Maryville Hallsville

(AP) – A panel of former judges is considering the Missouri death penalty case of Marcellus Williams and whether Gov. Mike Parson should spare his life. The board met Wednesday in Jefferson City and heard from attorneys on both sides.Williams’ son, the Missouri NAACP president and other supporters gathered outside. Innocence Project Co-Founder Barry Scheck,

Public Water Supply District No. 4 of Boone County has issued a boil water advisory for customers in the Hecht, Hague, Elkin and Mt. Zion Church Road areas of Hallsville. A district representative said the advisory was issued because of repairs to a line, and the area was expanded because of complications encountered during those

University of Missouri Chancellor Alexander Cartwright addressed the public Wednesday morning to update on the actions the university has taken to better student life. Student affordability, the arts, research, improvement to education, economy and health care were main topics for the address. Cartwright said the university will expand on existing scholarships by “dropping class rank

WEDNESDAY: Cloudy skies are sticking around this afternoon, keeping temperatures on the cool side. With the lingering cloud cover through the day, highs will likely only stay in the upper 70s. It will feel like another fall day, with winds out of the north up to 5 mph keeping humidity virtually nonexistent. TONIGHT: It will

An early morning fire in Holts Summit left one family with damage to their home and vehicles Wednesday. The Holts Summit Fire Protection District responded to a residential structure Wednesday morning in the 300 block of Ascension Point. When they arrived, they found the single-family home engulfed in flames. Public Information Officer Scott Pasley said

WEDNESDAY: Although skies will be mostly sunny, it may be a bit hazy due to smoke from wildfires out west carried in with northwesterly winds aloft. Temperatures will be more like early September, only reaching 80-82 with a northerly breeze under 8 mph. Humidity will be low. TONIGHT: It will be a cool night as

Mizzou chancellor Alexander Cartwright will address highlights and future actions at the university as he marks his one-year anniversary Wednesday. As Mizzou students head back to classes this week, early numbers from the school show this year’s freshman class is about 540 students larger than last year, the largest relative, single-year jump in enrollment in

The Business Loop Community Improvement District is on the tail end of its third year in existence, and Executive Director Carrie Gartner said she’s pleased with its progress. The financial numbers in the CID’s 2018 Annual Report echo Gartner’s sentiments, showing modest growth in assessed property values and sales tax revenue over last year’s report.

Mayor Brian Treece is considering moving the city’s internal auditor position away from the city manager. The move would bring the position under the purview of the Columbia City Council, under Treece’s plan, and report directly to them on issues concerning the state of the city’s finances and operations. That would involve moving the $90,000

The Housing Authority of Jefferson City announced Monday that a public hearing will be held on Sept. 5 to give a landowner the opportunity to prove that she should retain ownership of two properties. However, the owner has a history of allowing weather, animals and squatters to take advantage of her unattended properties. The homes

The 5-year-old’s father waited for him on Mulberry Road. However, the boy was dropped off on Mexico Gravel Road. The parents of a Blue Ridge Elementary School student say he was dropped off at the wrong stop Monday, though they do not blame school officials for the mix-up. The boy knocked on a random door

A Columbia man has been charged with a misdemeanor after he was accused of exposing himself and recording videos of Columbia Public Library patrons. Police were sent to the library Saturday afternoon on a report that James Tharp, 61, was acting suspiciously and possibly taking video of other people in the library, Columbia Police Department

It’s still unclear when a final deal could be reached between University of Missouri Health and SSM Health. MU Health CEO Jonathan Curtright provided a brief update on the negotiations at the Board of Curators’ Health Affairs meeting Tuesday, telling reporters they are about to embark on the “due diligence” phase. “The next process we

Heavy smoke from wildfires in the Pacific Northwest and in British Columbia, combined with rising pollen counts, will bring the threat for increased allergies heading into Wednesday. At least twice this year, the smoke has already affected mid-Missouri. Both times, there was haze in the sky, thanks to smoke that traveled into the Midwest through

A state appeals court ruled Tuesday that a group suing Grain Belt Express and the Monroe County Commission did not file its lawsuit alleging Sunshine Law violations in time. The Missouri Landowners Alliance and Marilyn O’Bannon filed a lawsuit on July 28, 2014, to overturn permission the Monroe County Commission granted to Grain Belt Express

TONIGHT: Partly cloudy skies will hang around with winds remaining out of the north up to 10 mph. Temperatures will cool through the night and touch 60 by morning. WEDNESDAY: Although skies will be mostly sunny, it may be a bit hazy due to smoke from wildfires out west carried in with northwesterly winds aloft.