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Construction for a new sidewalk could be coming to a street in Northeast Columbia next spring. The proposed six-foot-wide sidewalk would be located on Oakland Gravel Road between Blue Ridge and Edris Drive. Only one side of the road currently has a sidewalk, causing people to either walk along the road or walk on people’s

After a soggy weekend, many across Mid-Missouri are welcoming the dry conditions expected by Monday. Rain totals from the overnight storms were near 4.5″ in the Lake of the Ozarks region with some areas seeing higher accumulation. As surface high pressure slides in from the northwest throughout Monday, dry weather will settle into Mid-Missouri through

Just before 2 a.m. Sunday the Cooper County Fire Protection District was called to Vassar Street in Bunceton for a house on fire. Fire officials said the back half of the house was fully involved when firefighters arrived. Chief David Gehm said firefighters were on scene for about two hours. No one was hurt during

University of Missouri police arrested a 22-year-old man Saturday on suspicion of breaking into cars on campus. MUPD said two cars were reported broken into Saturday and after an investigation officers arrested Chandler Davis, of Columbia. Davis was arrested on suspicion of second-degree property damage, stealing and fraudulent use of a credit card. He’s since

Weekend storms in Camden County have damaged several roads and low water crossings, making many impassable. According to the Camden County Sheriff’s Department, Lake Road 7-13, in the area of Bollinger Creek is also impassable but crews from Camden County Road and Bridge are working to remove damaged asphalt and add temporary fill. Dodds Camp

Columbia police officers may soon be equipped with a life-saving medication that reverses drug overdoses. City council members are expected to take action on an agreement between CPD and the National Council on Alcoholism and Drug Abuse at their meeting Monday. The agreement would provide officers with Narcan, and train them on how to use

TODAY: Cloudy skies will stick around throughout the day as the chance for rain gradually tapers off. High temperatures today will only reach the mid 70s. Pettis, Benton, Morgan, Camden, Miller, Pulaski and Phelps Counties are under a Flood Warning until 12:25 pm today. TONIGHT: We may see lingering showers mainly before midnight, but they

As sales tax revenue in Columbia continues to decline due to the increase in untaxed internet sales, city council members are set to consider placing a use tax on the November ballot to partially offset the loss. The tax would apply to purchases made outside the state of Missouri that will be used, stored or

TODAY: Rain will continue into Sunday morning as the storms continue to pull to the east. Expect the rain to gradually taper off throughout the day with the high temperature only reaching the mid 70s. Pettis, Benton, Morgan, Camden, Miller, Pulaski and Phelps Counties are under a Flood Warning until 12:25 pm today. Several Mid-Missouri

TONIGHT: Most of Mid-Missouri is under a Flash Flood Watch for today and into Sunday. A Marginal Risk for severe weather exists for areas west of US 63 with the primary threats including isolated strong wind near 60 mph and quarter-sized hail. The current wave of rain will last overnight, leading to the potential for

Boone County will vote Tuesday on Proposition One, which would renew a 1/2-cent sales tax. That money will go towards road and bridge maintenance in the county. Eighty percent of the money used to improve and maintain Boone County roads comes from the sales tax. About 20 percent comes from sources like the property and

A Columbia man has been charged with second-degree murder almost three weeks after a victim died from injuries in a shooting on I-70 and Highway 63 connector. According to CaseNet, a grand jury indicted Denico Sanchez Crawley, 30, of Columbia on Friday. Crawley was arrested on June 26 for felony armed criminal action, felony unlawful

TODAY: We’ll have an increasing chance of rain through the day. Showers and thunderstorms will move in by mid-morning near HWY 65 in western Missouri, spreading east through the afternoon. Most of Mid-Missouri is under a Flash Flood Watch for today and into Sunday. We have a marginal risk for severe weather for the southwestern

TODAY: Showers and thunderstorms will move in by mid-morning and spreading east through the afternoon. Most of Mid-Missouri is under a Flash Flood Watch for today and into Sunday. We have a marginal risk for severe weather for the southwestern half of Mid-Missouri with isolated strong wind to 60 mph or 1″ hail, with a

Mid-Missouri is about five days away from Election Day. Although some voters don’t consider this a major one, there are important decisions to be made. Most democracy fans would argue that all elections are important. For some voters in Boone County, there will be only one single decision. As our guest for “This Week,” Boone

On August 8th, constituents from the 50th district will be heading to the polls to vote to fill a vacancy in the Missouri House of Representatives. ABC 17 News spoke to political science experts at Columbia College about what it will take to win the race on Tuesday. “Of all of the districts that include

A Columbia man is charged with felony stealing after allegedly taking at least two scooters from MU’s Athletic Training Center. Zachary Detar was charged Thursday for the thefts, one of which happened back in May. Court documents say the victim’s Yamaha scooter was parked at the University of Missouri Athletic Training Center on May 11.

Utility companies working in the public right-of-way may face new rules after Monday’s Columbia City Council meeting. The council is set to vote on changes to the process utility companies, such as Ameren or Mediacom, go through before, during and after underground work. The new rules are intended to give the city better oversight and

A burglary at a Sedalia home ended with the arrest of a man identified as a Mexican Mafia gang member out of Houston, Texas. Sedalia police officers were called to a scene for shots fired. Officers talked with the caller and eventually found out that there was a burglary on the 300 block of South

A woman is charged in Jefferson City after allegedly stealing another woman’s purse in a local McDonald’s. Police say Latoya Brimer stole the purse at a McDonald’s on Jefferson Street on June 9. The victim said she was waiting for her food when Brimer began trying to take her purse away. Multiple witnesses said the