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Columbia Parks & Recreation hopes that kites will fill the sky at its kite flying day Saturday at Douglass Park.

Even sewage systems factor into decisions made on Election Day.

Police had been looking for Terron Taylor since March 28, when a 20-year-old man was shot in the chest.

The four candidates for the First Ward seat on the Columbia City Council share their thoughts on strategies to make housing more affordable to constituents.

After a decade of attempts, Sen. Chuck Graham’s bill to give the student curator a vote on the Board of Curators for the University of Missouri has passed the Senate.

The 17th annual Big Muddy Folk Festival will be in remembrance of well-known regional folk musician Bob Dyer.

At about 10:45 p.m. Tuesday, the school’s large LED sign was shot with a shotgun, according to the Boone County Sheriff’s Department.

The workshop will discuss what causes anxiety in children, what makes it better and when parents should seek professional help.

Mark Buhrmester, a senior at MU, will start next week as the Boone County Democrats' first ever Executive Director. He will also be their first ever paid employee.

With the YouZeum’s scheduled opening a few weeks away, the museum designed to teach patrons about health and the human body unveiled a sculpture on Thursday near its entrance on Cherry Street near Sixth Street.

All Priority I recommendations were cut with one change: The number of literacy coach positions eliminated was reduced from four to two.

Audrianna is just one month old, and she has been keeping her parents awake at night.

The victim told police he was robbed by three men wearing ski masks and dark-hooded sweatshirts.

Hateful language flows too often and too easily, and sometimes comes from unlikely sources ... and it needs to be stopped.

Former mobster Michael Franzese gave MU students a lesson in "Mob 101" on Wednesday.

Lowry Mall was home to a Taiwanese Night Market on Wednesday afternoon.

After getting swept over the Weekend, the Tigers responded with 16-0 and 5-0 wins over the Bulldogs

Had the Tigers faced a more formidable opponent, perhaps one with a bullpen, Missouri baseball fans would surely be in sky-is-falling mode today. Instead, following a late-inning offensive barrage, order appears to have been restored to the universe.

See a timeline about the fire district from June 2005 to October 2007.