Steven Strumpf News Today

Contractors could be seen Thursday cleaning up the home, where firefighters found David Strumpf dead on Jan. 19.

Steven Strumpf, 31, will remain in Boone County Jail awaiting the results of a mental health examination.

The University of Missouri has a multitude of tools to communicate with the campus community in an emergency.One of those tools is an MU Alert, which allows the university to

A Boone County judge on Thursday ordered a mental evaluation for a suspect in a deadly arson case. Steven Strumpf is charged with first-degree murder, second-degree arson, armed criminal action, and fraudulent use of credit/debit device.

Steven Strumpf has been accused of arson and first-degree murder after a body was found in a fire-damaged garage.

A Moberly man has been charged for a police chase that started in Quincy, Illinois, Wednesday night, and ended in a shootout in Clarence, Missouri.

A Moberly man has been charged for a police chase that started in Quincy, Illinois, Wednesday night, and ended in a shootout in Clarence, Missouri.

David Strumpf, noted electrical engineer, owned a microchip company and held a number of patents on various technologies.

A suspect in a Columbia, Missouri, house fire Friday allegedly stabbed a victim in the neck before he set fire and burned the body, according to court documents filed Monday morning.

A neighbor saw the suspect in a murder and arson moving things out of a southwest Columbia home the night of the fire, according to court documents.