A Camden County man is facing charges for stealing catalytic converters from at least five Central Missouri counties.

Two annual Mid-Missouri events are cancelled due to concerns over COVID-19.

The pandemic prompts Columbia Public School officials to discuss the possibility of pushing back the start date of school. 

A Moniteau County teen tests positive for COVID-19, days after the student takes part in two extracurricular camps sponsored by the Tipton School District. 

One teen dies and another is seriously injured in a UTV wreck in Saline County.

A Pulaski County teen suffers serious injuries when he wrecks his pickup truck in Maries County.

A Pettis County man dies when he wrecks his ATV just west of his hometown. 

It’s that time of the year when Missourians are trying to get out on their favorite streams for one last float trip before school.

Well…in case you’ve somehow missed all the signs in Cole County yards…you know you’ve got to go vote tomorrow…or make sure your mail in ballot has been mailed in.

Although Missouri’s received billions in federal coronavirus aid, some county health departments around the state say they’re still waiting on their share.

No injuries are reported with a massive train derailment in Montgomery County.

A Columbia man is reported missing.

Two women are arrested for a shooting incident on Columbia’s east side.

Morgan County reports its first COVID-19 related death.

One man is captured, and two others are sought, for an Audrain County homicide.

An Illinois man drowns while swimming in a Crawford County creek.

Five people are injured, two seriously, in a three-vehicle accident in Phelps County.

It’s full speed ahead for face to face learning in the Blair Oaks school district…at least for now. Last night, a group of school parents and staff got together to go over plans to reopen the schools in the rural district just outside of Jefferson City. Facemasks will be optional, social dis…

The Cardinals traveling team quarantines in their Milwaukee hotel rooms after two teammates test positive for COVID-19.

A St. Louis woman is taking a personal approach to convince lawmakers they need to do more in the fight against the pandemic.

The Missouri State Highway Patrol completes its investigation into a fatal police shooting in Sedalia.

The white officer who shot Michael Brown in Ferguson almost six years ago will not face charges.

A St. Robert man suffers serious injuries when he wrecks his Jeep just north of Waynesville.

A Colorado man suffers injuries when he wrecks his motorcycle in Morgan County.

A group of protesters are arrested in Jefferson City as they block streets around the Governor’s Mansion.

A Columbia man is sentenced to 15 years in a federal prison for illegally possessing firearms and methamphetamine.

Columbia Police arrest a second man for his involvement in a fatal downtown shooting last weekend.

A Lake-area man will spend the next ten years in federal prison for financially preying on women. 

If you attended the Belle Fair this past weekend, you may have been exposed to COVID-19. 

Columbia fire investigators release new information about two structural fires, both reported early yesterday morning. 

Columbia Public Schools are likely joining a statewide trend to delay in-person learning this fall.

A GoFundMe page has raised more than $76,000 for an eastern Missouri family involved in a boat crash at the Lake of the Ozarks last weekend that left a mother dead, and a father and daughter with serious injuries.

Missouri joins 20 other states marked as “red zones” for new COVID-19 cases by the federal government.

A Cole County woman dies when she’s hit by an Amtrak train in her hometown.

UPDATE:  Marlin Johnson is described as 5'10", with brown eyes, dreads, and tattoos on his left shoulder and right forearm.  He weighs approximately 160 lbs. 

The UM System Board of Curators consolidates its leadership with a new governing structure.

The Columbia Fire Department is investigating two early morning structural fires in central Columbia. 

A Jefferson City landscaping company is facing an OSHA fine, following the investigation into a construction worker’s death at the old St. Mary’s Hospital construction site.

Three people suffer serious injuries in a three-vehicle crash in Audrain County.

A Pettis County woman dies when she wrecks her SUV in Morgan County.

Governor Mike Parson meets with education leaders to discuss plans for reopening schools next month.

Missourians receiving nutritional assistance from the state will continue to receive the maximum amount possible through the end of August.

A Miller County man is arrested after he strikes a deputy’s cruiser with his car.

Missouri sets a record for new COVID-19 cases, the ninth time the state has set a COVID record this month. 

Jefferson City Police investigate two weapons offenses over the course of less than 12 hours. 

Overall…wages for working Missourians are going up…but a national study says affordable housing continues beyond the reach of many working class residents.

The latest Covid-19 numbers show the  spread of the Corona virus may be slowing somewhat.

The state health director says the number of cases in the state is rising, and again points to young people.

A second man, accused of taking part in a brutal assault in downtown Columba last summer, pleads guilty.

A former Columbia man, who confessed to murdering his wife 14 years after her death, will now head to trial in September.