Jennifer Weiser

1 week ago | krcgtv.com | Jennifer Weiser |Mark Slavit

Wed, May 28th 2025 at 11:41 AMLaw enforcement on the scene of a shooting Tuesday night in Columbia. (Photos from Sarah Cummings/KRCG)The Boone County Sheriff said a teenager is dead after a shooting during a fight on Tuesday night. Sheriff Dwayne Carey said the 18-year-old was shot and killed on North Frederick Drive around 8 p.m.Carey said several people were in the street before a fight broke out. Investigators do not believe the shooting was a random act of violence.

1 week ago | krcgtv.com | Jennifer Weiser

A Columbia man was charged, accused of passing a fake one hundred dollar bill at a bar at the Lake of the Ozarks. Court documents state that a Camden County sheriff’s deputy was working a security detail at a bar on Friday. At 11:40 p.m., the bar’s security staff brought a man to the deputy. They said the man, TC Littrice, had passed a fake $100 to a bartender. The documents state that Littrice also had seven other fake $100s. The deputy arrested Littrice.

1 week ago | krcgtv.com | Jennifer Weiser

A Holts Summit woman has been charged, accused of letting her dog bite a police officer. Court documents indicate that it happened on May 23 at 8:55 p.m.The officer went to a residence in Holts Summit for a report of a domestic disturbance. The officer reported that Corina Combs was heavily intoxicated. He said that Combs got a dog out of a truck and was holding it by the collar. The officer said the dog was acting aggressively.

1 week ago | krcgtv.com | Jennifer Weiser

A Holts Summit man faces several charges after an investigation that started because of a Google search on a school computer. A Callaway County Sheriff’s deputy was notified of a Children’s Division hotline report on April 29. Court documents state that a 12-year-old searched “We were going to kill my dad because he tried to touch me inappropriate.”The search was flagged, and school personnel were informed.

1 week ago | krcgtv.com | Jennifer Weiser

Governor Mike Kehoe announced he will call a special session for lawmakers, covering several topics. On Tuesday, May 27, Gov. Kehoe announced the session would begin at noon on Monday, June 2. Kehoe wants lawmakers to decide these issues:Disaster relief after recent storms. Funding for an athletic and entertainment facility to entice the Kansas City Royals and Chiefs to stay in Missouri.