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This weekend, the Missouri women’s soccer team got a long-awaited chance to play another team, or as Tigers coach Bryan Blitz put it, “kick somebody else” instead of themselves.

The tiny village on the banks of the Missouri River is seeking money to maintain streets.

Like those of its catcher, the Missouri baseball team's struggles continued during Sunday’s loss to Oklahoma State.

In the face of success and struggle, the freshmen doesn't let his emotions belie his play.

An 18-year-old man was arrested Sunday morning on suspicion of assaulting his pregnant girlfriend with a rock and a piece of angle iron, Columbia police Sgt. Roger Allen said.

Columbia firefighters searched for a drowned swimmer in a pond at Cosmopolitan Park for about 90 minutes Saturday evening only to learn the original report was false, Captain Eric Hartman said.

First Ward candidates have voiced concerns about city spending in the central city.

A police news release said the 21-year-old was wearing his seat belt during the accident on Sunday morning at Maguire and Lemone Industrial boulevards.

The city’s been pumping a biodiesel blend into its fleet of diesel vehicles for the past six years.

Kayla Fox is a smart student. She is 17, lives in Columbia and is immersed in the process of searching for the right university.

Attending college fairs and receiving information in the mail from various universities, she will soon be making a decision that most high school seniors are eager to make: which school to attend.

But Kayla has never been taught in a school setting, and she is not a senior in any high school class.

Kayla has been home schooled her entire life.

Computers constantly break down, and people waste a lot of time trying to fix the problems. Most young people rely too heavily on technology.

The apparent defeat of Robert Mugabe has brought cautious optimism.