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No one was hospitalized following the accident, which occurred at the Grindstone Parkway entrance ramp to U.S. 63.

Missouri men's basketball coach Mike Anderson said in addition to giving back to the community, the youth clinic held Saturday at Douglass Park also allows him to watch his players teach the skills he taught them.

Mid-Missouri car collectors gathered to show their restored vehicles and share their stories at the Old Wheels Collector Car Club's 36th annual car show.

The University of Missouri System will be raising its medical insurance premiums starting Jan. 1 in response to rising medical costs.

Experienced and novice users of the ancient weapon gathered to test their skills at Bass Pro Shop in Columbia.

The driver of a Honda Accord ran off the right side of the road, overcorrected and lost control Saturday afternoon.

The Missouri swimming and diving teams won their season-opening Show-Me Showdown on Saturday at the Mizzou Aquatic Center, which was also new coach Greg Rhodenbaugh debut.

The Kewpies' girls team placed fourth out of 12 teams and the boys team was sixth out of 14 teams.

Columbia College hopes to complete relocating its nursing program and online operations to the YouZeum building by fall 2011.

On Monday, the Columbia City Council will vote to allocate funds for a study to recommend improvements for the Columbia Regional Airport’s terminal.

The extremely high levels of bisphenol A discovered could lead to variety of health problems including heart disease, diabetes, obesity and cancer.

The Missouri Supreme Court announced Thursday that judicial interviews are now open to the public.

Take a look at what happened Friday night at the Roots 'N' Blues 'N' BBQ festival.

The researcher has received a $2.1 million federal grant to conduct the study. The research is looking at how communication can change caregivers' understanding of pain and pain management.