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Fmr. Navy second-in-command convicted of bribery

Retired four-star Adm. Robert P. Burke, served as the second-highest ranking officer in the U.S. Navy, was convicted of bribery.

Columbia University president booed with 'Free Mahmoud' chants

Video shows a crowd heckling Columbia University's president at a graduation ceremony:: New York:: Chants of 'Free Mahmoud' refer to the detention of Palestinian student Mahmoud KhalilReuters was able to verify the location of footage from buildings and road layout seen on file images,

Dutch Square Center movie theater in Columbia quietly closed last month, notice shows

On one of the doors at Bow Tie Cinemas in Columbia's Dutch Square Center, a notice said the theater closed April 20.

Columbia University's acting president heckled with boos and shouts of ‘Free Mahmoud' during graduation speech

The chants were in reference to Mahmoud Khalil, a Columbia University graduate student who was detained in March by U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement.

Columbia City Council approves resolution shielding staff amid federal DEI scrutiny

The Columbia City Council unanimously passed a resolution on Monday that would affirm the city’s compliance with federal nondiscrimination laws tied to grant funding and pledging legal protection for city officials who file related documents.

To-Do List: Fireflies game, book launches from local authors and more things to do in Columbia

Looking for something to do this week? Check out our round-up of concerts, shows and cultural events in the Columbia-area. Baseball, book events and more.

Columbia Falls man dies in Flathead County

KALISPELL — A 38-year-old man from Columbia Falls died in a two-vehicle Sunday afternoon crash. The Montana Highway Patrol reports the crash happened shortly after 3:15 p.m. on Montana Highway 35 near Columbia Falls Stage Road.

Mahmoud Khalil’s Wife and Baby Accept “People’s Diploma,” Honor Students Who Speak Up for Palestine

Here in New York, the wife and newborn child of abducted Columbia graduate Mahmoud Khalil accepted a diploma on Khalil’s behalf during an alternative graduation ceremony held by the People’s University for Palestine.

Elgin snow cone chain that was slated to close over landlord dispute strikes deal to remain open

Pelican's SnoBalls snowcone store in Elgin will remain open after a deal with the store's landlord. The owners had previously announced it would close.

SC Attorney General announces arrests in “Devil in Disguise” investigation

Attorney General Alan Wilson announced additional indictments in a drug trafficking investigation called “Devils in Disguise”. So far, officials say indictments have been issued in five counties against 108 defendants on more than 380 charges.

13 Ways to Save Health and Science

The early months of Donald Trump’s presidency have brought sweeping changes to the country’s scientific and medical landscape. Deep cuts to research funding and widespread layoffs have threatened progress in medicine, energy, climate science and other key fields — areas where the United States has long been a global leader.

Committee brainstorming ways to celebrate citizen award recipients

Originally pitched as a medal program to acknowledge outstanding Prince George residents, members of the Select Committee on Citizen Recognition Program have discussed other ways of recognizing recipients at their most recent meetings.

Large police presence, crime scene tape up near Nifong McDonald’s

There is a large police presence and crime scene tape up near the McDonald's on Nifong Blvd. An ABC 17 New reporter saw at least 10 Columbia Police Department vehicles, three Boone County Sheriff Office vehicles and several ambulances around 12:50 p.

Boys and girls soccer SCHSL state championship matchups, how to watch

Here are the matchups for the SCHSL boys and girls soccer state championship games to be held May 22-24 in Columbia.

Standout Mizzou infielder enters the transfer portal

The Mizzou softball team lost two of the biggest names on the roster, on Sunday afternoon. Just hours after news of pitcher Taylor Pannell entering the portal came out, ABC 17 Sports confirmed with a team spokesperson that infielder Madison Walker is throwing her name into the transfer portal,

Wildcats winning streak reaches 12

Cooper Ross kept the Frenchtown Broncs scoreless through the first five frames, and the Columbia Falls Wildcats mustered up enough offense to win the 2-1 pitcher's duel at the Sapa-Johnsrud Invitational Saturday to extend their winning streak to 12 games.

Columbia Road overpass closure begins May 19

GRAND FORKS – The Columbia Road overpass will be closed to all traffic beginning May 19 until October, with additional lane closures expected later this summer at 11th Avenue South.

Pea-sized hail predicted with thunderstorms to hit Lower Columbia Basin of Oregon Saturday, gusts could peak at 40 mph

A report was issued from the National Weather Service on Saturday at 3:48 p.m. for strong thunderstorms until 4:15 p.m. for Lower Columbia Basin of Oregon.

'Spaghetti against the wall?' Trump tests legal strategies as judges block his policies

Some of Trump' most aggressive policy changes are being blocked by judges all the way to the Supreme Court. To some, the response feels like a shell game.

Sapa-Johnsrud: Wildcats' win streak at 11

Zeke Dunn pitched a complete game, allowing three hits, one earned run and fanned 10 batters as the Columbia Falls Wildcats won their 11th straight game, beating the Polson Pirates 2-1 at the Sapa-Johnsrud Invitational Friday.

The secret to Warren Buffett’s stock-picking success: He knew how to change his mind

The Berkshire Hathaway guru's willingness to adapt helped him earn billions from Apple and donate billions to the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation.

Hot and humid this weekend with isolated storms possible

This weekend will feel like we’ve skipped ahead a month to June as temperatures will reach the upper 80s to lower 90s for highs. The heat and humidity will work with a weakening cold front and aid in the development of a few isolated storms.

‘Built with love’: Vancouver welcomes Laurel Manor, an affordable housing complex for low-income seniors

The $34 million multi-agency project to house low-income residents 62 and older was funded through federal, state and local grants, as well as loans. Columbia Nonprofit Housing, founded by VHA in 1981, is Laurel Manor’s project sponsor.

Child mauled by dogs in Jefferson City; one dog shot and killed by police

A small child was attacked by two dogs Thursday night in Jefferson City, according to police. The Jefferson City Police Department said dispatchers received multiple 911 calls around 7:43 p.m. reporting a pit bull actively attacking a child in the 1000 block of Jackson Street.

With NCAA roster limits in flux, Mizzou AD Laird Veatch says 'we'll manage'

Veatch didn't share specifics on how Missouri will handle the possibility of grandfathering athletes into roster spots under the terms of the House settlement but was nonetheless confident.

Customizable Psychedelic Trips Are on the Horizon, Scientists Say. Thank the ‘Second Brain’ in Your Gut.

Scientists want to study the way your body’s gut microbes react and interact with psychedelic substances like magic mushrooms.

What's next for anti-abortion, paid sick leave repeal legislation

The passage of HJR 73 and House Bill 567 opens questions about the single-subject requirement and a special election.

Deadly crash on Business Loop Friday morning, part of the road closed

Columbia Police confirmed one person died after a crash on W. Business Loop 70 that shut down the road for more than an hour. A police officer at the scene told ABC 17 News that the accident involved two vehicles and one person died from the crash.

Columbia Fireflies to face Augusta GreenJackets tonight

COLUMBIA, S.C. (WIS) - The Columbia Fireflies will take on the Augusta GreenJackets tonight at Segra Park starting at 7:05 p.m. The Fireflies lost to the GreenJackets on Tuesday 6-8 and Thursday 1-4 but won on Wednesday, 3-1.

Judge Extends Block on Public Health Cuts for More Than 20 States

The Department announced the cutoffs on March 24. A coalition of 23 states and the District of Columbia then sued to stop the sudden change, arguing that they had been given no time to prepare for budget shortfalls and could face devastating shortages in many critical treatment areas.

Columbia Mall Carter's opening delayed, prepares for Great American Cookie's return

Popular baby and toddler apparel retailer Carter's is coming to the Columbia Mall. Great American Cookie plans official welcome back.

Midlands man reacts to $200,000 lottery win

A Midlands man said he was in the right place at the right time when he bought a $5 lottery ticket and won $200,000.

Three suspects wanted by Richland County Sheriff arrested in Columbia Mall shooting case

Three suspects wanted by the Richland County Sheriff have been arrested for attempted murder in connection to an April shooting at the Columbia Place Mall.

Ackman headlining NYC talk on Jews and colleges divides scholars

The letter described Ackman’s top billing as “nothing short of contempt for CJH’s scholarly community,” noting Ackman had specifically impugned Derek Penslar, the director of Harvard’s Center for Jewish Studies - himself a past member of CJH’s academic council.

Youth shot in northeast Columbia neighborhood

A youth was shot around 6 p.m. Thursday, according to a social media post from the Columbia Police Department. CPD wrote that police responded to a shooting in the 2100 block of Meadowvale Court, a street off of Rice Road in northeast Columbia.

Near-record highs this afternoon!

Today is likely to be the hottest day of the year so far! We’ll be close to tying our record high this afternoon. At CAE, today’s record high is 94 degrees, which was set back in 2017.

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