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We've compiled a list of links to help you follow the magnitude-5.9 East Coast earthquake, the magnitude-5.3 Colorado earthquake and mid-Missouri's earthquake risk. 

Just Between Friends is holding its semiannual consignment sale this Thursday through Saturday. The sale will allow people to buy gently used items for discounted prices.

We asked bus riders how they would alter their transit routines if changes proposed by the city manager take effect.

This will be the first time the new heat dismissal procedure is used, said Michelle Baumstark, community relations coordinator for Columbia Public Schools.

The Ward Reapportionment Committee is meeting to discuss three previous proposals as well as two new trials.

Libyans living in Columbia share their reactions to rebels taking control of Tripoli and hope for quick and peaceful regime change.

The St. Louis suburb, Town and Country, will discuss hiring a sharp shooter to address the problem.

The senators will examine the natural disasters — severe snow, tornadoes and flooding — that happened in the state this year. 

It's not just the kindergarteners who need vaccines — especially when it comes to whooping cough and meningitis. 

We can choose either to live together or die alone. For the sake of the nation and our families, let's learn to peacefully reside among one another, despite our backgrounds and biases.

Hurricane Irene continues its path to the U.S. with possible landfall in North Carolina by Saturday. Forecasters predict it will then chug up the East Coast, dumping rain from Virginia to New York City before a much-weakened form trudges through New England.

The reforms will focus on scrapping "dumb" rules and helping small businesses, the administration said. The cut-backs are expected to save businesses $10 billion over five years.

Even with enrollment down nearly 300 students from last year, administrators expect total enrollment to approach last year's record highs by the time the school's official census is taken.