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Lane of I-70 in east Columbia reopened after 'law incident' (opens the original)
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First responders have reopened a lane of Interstate 70 in east Columbia after a crash labeled a "law incident." Columbia Police Department spokesman Colin Imhoff said CPD officers were helping with a traffic stop that turned into a chase near I-70 and Range Line Street. The suspect vehicle crashed near I-70 and East St. Charles Road after officers called off the pursuit, Imhoff said. The driver was in police custody Wednesday afternoon after being arrested in the area of Copse Court in east Colu
Former Missouri AG Andrew Bailey leaving FBI post (opens the original)
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A former Missouri attorney general is leaving his job at the FBI in Washington D.C. Andrew Bailey announced on X Monday morning that he would be stepping down as deputy FBI director to return to Missouri and his family. Bailey thanked Attorney General Todd Blanche and FBI director Kash Patel in his announcement. "Under President Trump’s leadership, we have delivered historic results in our mission to Make America Safe Again," Bailey said. "With great pride in what we have accomplished, I am anno
Traffic flows again on Highway 63 after morning crash (opens the original)
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Highway 63 reopened Thursday morning north of Columbia after a crash shut it down. First responders shut down the highway north of the intersection with Range Line Street. Boone County Joint Communications sent an alert just before 9:30 a.m. An ABC 17 News reporter saw one northbound lane and both southbound lanes open just before 11:30 a.m. An ABC 17 News photographer said traffic was at a standstill heading northbound on Highway 63. One truck was seen on its side off the northbound lanes, with
Former Moberly daycare owner pleads guilty to child endangerment ahead of trial (opens the original)
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A former daycare operator pleaded guilty to four felonies Monday ahead of her bench trial on child abuse charges in Randolph County. Naomi Hess pleaded guilty on Monday to four counts of first-degree child endangerment. The class D felonies carry a maximum seven-year prison sentence. Hess will be sentenced on November 4. Hess was set to go to a bench trial on Monday on four counts of child abuse. Police arrested her in 2024 after a witness reported that she had slapped a child's back. Law enforc
Moberly murder suspect in custody after standoff on Sinnock Avenue (opens the original)
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A suspect in a weekend shooting death in Moberly was arrested Thursday after what police called a "brief standoff." The Moberly Police Department said Thursday afternoon that a suspect was in custody after a standoff that began that morning, and later said in a news release that the suspect was Christopher Viley, 51. Viley was arrested on suspicion of first-degree murder in the death of Cheryl Gravitt, 57, of Moberly. Viley was booked into the Randolph County Jail before 6:50 p.m., Sheriff Andy
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