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Man accused of stealing bike from student in Hickman High School parking lot
COLUMBIA, Mo. (KMIZ) A Columbia man was charged after he allegedly took a bicycle from a student on Wednesday in a parking lot at Hickman High School. Benjamin Bowman, 48, was charged with stealing, drug possession and misdemeanor unlawful possession of drug paraphernalia. He is being held at the Boone County Jail on a $21,000 The post Man accused of stealing bike from student in Hickman High School parking lot appeared first on ABC17NEWS.
Three accused in Fulton killing indicted by grand jury
FULTON, Mo. (KMIZ) Three people who were accused in the death of a Fulton teenager were indicted by a grand jury on Wednesday. Mitchell Henderson Jr., 44, of Columbia, is charged with first-degree murder, illegal gun possession and armed criminal action. Quiara Walton, 19, of Fulton, is charged with first-degree murder. Emmanuel Brown, 20, of The post Three accused in Fulton killing indicted by grand jury appeared first on ABC17NEWS.
Forecast: Hot and humid for Thursday with an updated look at rain timing
Wednesday evening will remain hot and sticky with a few isolated pop-ups. Most places will stay dry. Thursday will be hot and humid once again. Temperatures will near the lower 90s with heat indices near triple digits. Rain is possible, but looking unlikely. We're tracking the potential for isolated pop-ups...
Managing Expectations for Mizzou’s First Quarter of the Season
Getting ready for kickoff... Consider this series a quarterly check-in where we’ll examine how the season is going. We will monitor how our expectations change as we move through the season and give out a grade that’s more of a snapshot of the time period than of individual games. And as we move through the season, we’ll highlight certain aspects of scheme that are interesting or working well along with providing a prediction for the four games ahead.
Eli Drinkwitz shoots back at Nick Saban's schedule comparison as 'rat poison'
Eli Drinkwitz doesn’t have any tolerance for Nick Saban’s “rat poison” remarks. Saban recently offered his analysis on the Southeastern Conference, and there are not many more qualified to do just that. But Saban definitely ruffled some feathers and got some snark out of the Mizzou head coach on his comments comparing the strength of schedules between Missouri and Georgia.
Attorney for white homeowner who shot Ralph Yarl says his client needs a psychological evaluation
The attorney for an elderly white homeowner who shot Ralph Yarl after the teenage Black honor student came to his home by mistake says his client needs a psychological exam. The attorney filed a motion Tuesday on behalf of Andrew Lester, who was 84 at the time of the shooting and is now 85. Lester has pleaded not guilty to charges of first-degree assault and armed criminal action in the April 13, 2023, shooting of Yarl, then 16. The trial in the case is scheduled to begin Oct. 7.
Commute: 5-Star Jackson Cantwell Sets Gameday Visit Date for Mizzou on September 21st
Today we’re talking about 5-star recruiting. As we continue the countdown to gameday, recruiting never stops. The Mizzou Football program is in the mix for another 5-star recruit. Jackson Cantwell, an in-state 5-star offensive lineman from Nixa, MO included Mizzou in his Top 14 schools on July 18th. On...
Tracking cooling temperatures into Labor Day weekend
TODAY: Wednesday will be hot and humid, feeling like near 100 with a true temperature expected only in the 90s. Spotty showers this morning will be possible, fizzling out through midday, only to redevelop as storms this afternoon and evening. The best chance tonight comes near I-44. Most will be dry.
Missouri Weather Alert: Heat and Storms Expected Through Labor Day
Springfield, MO – As Labor Day weekend approaches, residents in Springfield are advised to prepare for fluctuating weather conditions. Thursday’s forecast includes high heat, with temperatures ranging from 91 to 96 degrees and a heat index approaching 100. Isolated showers and thunderstorms, though unlikely, could bring some relief, with chances ranging between 15-25%. Most areas are expected to stay dry through the evening.
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