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Two cars collided in downtown Columbia, and a man has been treated and released from University Hospital on Wednesday evening.

The Tigers running back was charged with deviate sexual assault on Monday. He will keep his athletic scholarship as long as he remains enrolled at MU.

Mayor Bob McDavid talked about IBM, the Missouri Theatre and the Richland Road annexation with the Boone County Smart Growth Coalition on Wednesday night.

MU psychology professor Kennon Sheldon has dedicated his life's work to scientifically understand what the pursuit of happiness means to us.

After Derrick Washington’s suspension last Thursday, Kendial Lawrence, the sophomore tailback, moved from second on the depth chart to first string. He and the other three backup tailbacks are ready to step up in Washington’s absence.

Interviews with 20 incoming MU freshmen sheds light on how they think.

Adult business owners claim that the law imposing restrictions on nudity, alcohol and business hours, among other things, violates the First Amendment.

The state's highest court said on Monday that all cases, with few exceptions, must go through an appellate court first.

Officials hope the 800 or so local residents will follow tourists off the Outer Banks island before the hurricane strikes.

While the jury is still out on the cleanup, residual hazards, economic impact and future of drilling in the Gulf of Mexico after the huge oil leak, prospects are much brighter than were anticipated in April.

Juniors Brittney Brimmage and Priscilla Armendariz consistently lift the spirits of their teammates on the MU women's volleyball team with antics that often include dancing.

A Cole County judge refuses to halt a new law, which places restrictions on strip clubs and adult video stores.

Susan Kohler has paid almost $20,000 for Animal Control and the Central Missouri Humane Society to take care of her cats. Her attorney plans to request a hearing with the Health Department to regain custody of the cats.

Columbia Police are looking for a man who is altering the account numbers on checks in order to buy groceries and get cash.

The survey also shows that 76 percent of Missouri motorists and passengers wear seat belts.

Dallas-area recruit Tony Mitchell missed the deadline to enroll for fall classes because of academic issues.

The belief that the HOGs wreak havoc on Columbia streets and live up to their name was not the reality. Last week's motorcyclists praised the city and found a surprising "favorite hangout."

Extra enforcement of driving under the influence is taking place this weekend.

The 28,000-square-foot facility cost about $4.8 million and can house up to 41 residents.

Daniel Boone Regional Library will host events connected to the chosen book, "Await Your Reply," in September.