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The fire caused smoke and water damage to an apartment in the building.

The National Women and Media Collection at MU is turning 20. Female journalists examine where they have been and where they are now.

The Missourian is in the business of revealing, not concealing. So you deserve to know more about our rationale for withholding names twice in the last two weeks.

The fight Thursday night reportedly involved between 40 and 200 people.

Low recycling rates and millions of gallons of oil needed to produce and transport the bottles makes tap water all the more appealing.

High levels of lead paint were found in several of the recalled toys.

Callers posing as court employees are threatening arrest for failure to show up for jury duty.

The YouZeum Starlight Bike Ramble will begin Saturday, with early registration at 6 p.m. and the bike ride starting at 8 p.m.

The Columbia Chamber of Commerce added the new position as part of a plan to increase high-tech jobs in the city.

Anthony Slaughter, 22, talks about his work as a weather forecaster in Columbia.

Painting pottery can be a new way to relieve stress and requires no artistic background.

Corn mazes, pumpkin patches, and wine tasting are just a few things to do with family and friends while the weather is still desirable.

Eating out and eating right don’t have to be mutually exclusive alternatives if you learn to swap out fast food favorites for their lighter counterparts.

Pizza delivery guys dish on folks who don’t tip and the downside of their jobs.

In a college town, you can go out on some bad dates. Columbians tell us what to do if you get stuck on a bad date.

The sacrament comes in many forms and, depending on one’s denomination, may be received as either an infant or adult.

The religion places an emphasis on commitments based in love for God rather than skin color or ethnicity.

A car collision on Route Z Thursday sends one driver to the hospital.