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MILLER COUNTY, Mo. -UPDATE:The Miller County sheriff has confirmed Mckie is in custody.Sheriff Louie Gregoire said he was located in Jefferson City Saturday afternoon and taken into custody without incident.Mckie is in the Miller County jail, and has been charged with two counts each of assault and

Investigators say Devin McKie, 18, of Eldon, Mo., is wanted for questioning in the double-shooting Friday night.

Devin McKie, who was wanted by Miller County authorities on suspicion of shooting two people on Friday night, is now in custody, according to the Jefferson City Police Department.

Jefferson City Prosecutor Brian Stumpe has missed several Municipal Court and Cole County Associate Circuit Court dates, leading to city staff filling in unexpectedly and cases being dismissed, city staff and city officials have alleged.

COLUMBIA, Mo. - Columbia firefighters had to perform an extrication after a driver crashed through two fences, causing the vehicle to roll over and land on its side Saturday.

Bridget’s Alterations closed June 29 after Dulle’s uncle decided to sell the property the business sat on. With her mom now basking in retirement, Dulle said their customers have found her new shop, and she hopes the support will continue.

Tyrell Anderson was riding in Camden County at about 4:45 p.m. when his 2006 Yamaha jet ski capsized, sending him into the water, the Missouri State Highway Patrol said in an online crash report. Anderson tried to get back on the jet ski, but suffered what the patrol called an "unknown medical condi

Michael Collins, 21, was charged Thursday in federal court in Jefferson City with three counts: attempting to entice a minor under the age of 14 to engage in illegal sexual activity, transporting a minor under the age of 14 across state lines to engage in sexual activity and committing those felonie

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Taris Tellman opened Ice Cream 4 Ice Cream, at 11816 Farm View Road, on June 2 serving Central Dairy ice cream.

"We want to send a clear message that, you know, we are just not going to tolerate this," said Jefferson City Police Sgt. Doug Ruediger.

CCHS is currently under construction. Though the district’s second high school is planned to be open for students in fall 2019, its main and practice gyms aren’t anticipated to be completed, along with other features of the building, until January 2020.

Boone County, Mo. deputies responded after someone called police to report guns had been stolen. While following up on the stolen weapons investigation, deputies returned to the home and found a woman dead. Investigators say she was shot in the head. Anderson had been staying at the woman's home.

The department is providing the space, and the club invested about $20,000 in the new kitchen, which is intended to be an area where Health Department personnel can teach people who have recently been diagnosed with diabetes and their families how to cook healthy meals.

Rather than announce district assignments months in advance, they will be released one week prior to the first day of competition, which will go for the winter and spring seasons as well.

Last summer, Janet Koetting, Judy Hoelscher and Gwen Braun delivered a presentation at St. Margaret of Antioch Catholic Church, captivating the visitors who packed the room with history, stories and pictures about the church, school, businesses, families and community that make up their hometown of

Operating out of a 4-3 defense similar to what Helias ran in Hentges' first stint as head coach, the Crusaders stuffed Centralia in the first session. The Panthers did not record a first down, getting zero or negative yards on 12 of their 18 plays.

According to Sheriff's Department reports, Devin Mckie, 18, from Eldon, is believed to be the prime suspect in this case.

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JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. - Residents hope to turn a Jefferson City neighborhood into a specially designated historic district, but a local church claims the application's boundary lines leave out the full picture.