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The Citizens Police Review Board will not hear an appeal regarding the firing of the former Columbia police officer.

Community members at the forum were concerned about the effects of poverty on a student's ability to learn; attendees were less focused on issues surrounding the district's boundary realignment.

Missouri tailback Henry Josey was raised not to draw attention to himself. Maybe that's why it seems like he has come out of nowhere to lead the Big 12 in rushing this season.

Here's what you've been writing this week at MyMissourian.com, the arm of the Missourian dedicated to community members telling their own stories.

The Tigers' freshmen stepped up on offense in a loss Wednesday night to visiting Iowa State.

The Columbia Comprehensive Plan Task Force held its first of six community meetings at Parkade Elementary in the Second Ward on Wednesday. Only one person not directly involved in the plan attended the meeting.

When Missouri’s long-awaited move from the Big 12 to the Southeastern Conference became official Sunday, one concern was what the Tigers wrestling team will do in a conference that has no other wrestling programs.

Voters have rejected two previous attempts to implement such a tax. Currently, 911 call centers in Missouri are supported by a tax on landlines, which are becoming less popular.

The Tigers' scout team is made up of young men who played basketball in high school and are now enrolled at MU.

The new map will have information about city properties, local government, school districts and natural resources.

Work sessions and meetings of the Citizens Police Review Board will be televised on the City Channel. City Council approved the idea Monday night.

True North, Columbia's only domestic and sexual violence shelter, can house up to 25 women and children at a time.

Some organizations appear to be blurring the lines between church and state, which could have a major effect on citizens in Missouri and around the United States.

The two men filing the complain said they were parked in an empty parking lot listening to rap music when three officers pointed guns at them, handcuffed them and searched their vehicle.

The frustration over the flawed economy and lack of jobs is understood, but it's irrational for "occupiers" to think that the "99 percent" is entitled to the money of the wealthy.

Music Go Round, Play It Again Sports and Great Clips Hair Salon were all burglarized with 90 minutes on Tuesday night. The suspect was arrested after a police officer stopped a car matching a witness's description and saw stolen items in the vehicle.

The Tigers' move to the Southeastern Conference will come with changes, challenges and costs in the short-term.

The Comprehensive Plan Task Force will hold meetings in each of Columbia's six wards over the next month to develop a vision for how the city should grow and where resources should be directed.

Two 15-year-olds, Katie Radel and Harper Wright, participated in their first duck hunt this October.