Friday marks the 25th anniversary of the world's deadliest terrorist attack. Its memory and meaning remain important today.
The system built to protect consumers from high prices is failing in many parts of Missouri.
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Some state officials continue to expect a favorable ruling from lower federal courts at a Sept. 17 hearing.
Missouri was ranked the 10th highest in gun death rates in 2024, according to data from Johns Hopkins University.
"We need more to protect them," one advocate says of patients who have difficulty getting affordable, accessible medication.
Girders will be installed to the upcoming flyover this weekend, which will force westbound I-70 to condense to one lane.
Fiscal affairs member reminds the faculty that while the overall budget is growing, state support is shrinking. Read moreMU Faculty Council discuss wages, scheduling conflicts and game day parking
Central Missouri Community Action honors 10 graduates across five counties through their Step Up to Leadership program. Read moreLocal nonprofit honors graduates of the 2026 Step Up Leadership cohort
The Columbia chapter will hold a meeting with speakers and community discussion to celebrate its 50th. Read moreColumbia Neighborhood Watch to hold community meeting for its 50th birthday
An MU Health Care physician shared tips for how to stay safe while exercising. Read moreMU health expert talks about safety for rhabdomyolysis
The event brought together Columbia community members through food, music and worship. Read moreColumbia for Christ makes its return for its second year
The Missouri congressional map for the November election remains in limbo after conflicting court rulings caused confusion. Read moreColumbia residents 'angry' over congressional map uncertainty
Kat Cunningham pleaded guilty in 2025 after embezzling more than $2.2 million in taxes from her clients. Read moreMoresource owner sentenced to 18 months in prison, more than a year after pleading guilty to fraud
Twenty-four vaccination clinics will be held across mid-Missouri over the next two months. Read moreMU Health Care to offer flu and COVID-19 vaccination events
City Council plans to hear from residents about Flock Safety before contract renewal date in March. Read moreCity Council plans public hearing on Flock cameras
Sound artist Craig Colorusso's solar-powered sound art installation will move across campus throughout the day Sept. 22. Read moreSun Boxes come to MU campus in honor of Autumn Equinox
Rulings that are at odds from state and federal courts mean more appeals over which map will be on the November ballot. Read moreCongressional map confusion continues as map is appealed to U.S. Supreme Court again
The budget would take effect Oct. 1, which will be the start of the 2027 fiscal year. Read moreCity Council nears completion of 2027 budget, expands taxi stand parking
Melissa Sanders engaged a new attorney to represent her in July, and he argued for more time to prepare her case. Read moreTrial in dog abuse case remains on track for October after appeal is rejected
The court gave Hoskins until noon Wednesday to answer a motion for contempt from People Not Politicians Read moreMissouri Supreme Court orders Denny Hoskins to answer on contempt charge
Caleb Termorshuizen won the men's race, and Heather Hunt won the women's race. Read moreHeart of America Marathon links generations through shared miles
More than 1 million children have lost access to the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program following a recent fed… Read moreSNAP cuts could lead to kids losing free school breakfast and lunch
The J-turn is expected to be reopened by 6 p.m. Read moreJ-turn for southbound traffic on U.S. 63 is closed part of Tuesday
The free programs are held on the second Tuesday of the month and feature historians, authors, artists and other experts. Read more'History on Elm' series starts at State Historical Society
