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Adjusting to civilian life after a stint overseas as a member of the Missouri National Guard present myriad challenges. Many members of the Guard find that marriages, families, jobs, community are changed.

UM System Interim President Steve Owens issued a new policy concerning the recording of classroom lectures and discussions, requiring students to gain permission from faculty and students who made comments before sharing recorded video or audio to those outside the classroom.

Along with the date, ticket sales and availability are also considered in determining when Homecoming will be. The Tigers will face the Wildcats of the University of Kentucky.

The Recorded Sound Studio in MU's Ellis Library is home to thousands of CDs and LPs, but use of the studio has fallen sharply with the availability of music on the Web.

First Night Columbia participants will have the opportunity to attend multiple events in 12 different venues.

Rock Bridge Memorial State Park joins Missouri State Parks in National First Day Hike on Sunday.

Penalties start at 2 percent a month beginning in January and can be up to 18 percent a year.

The Columbia/Boone County Department of Public Health and Human Services continues to offer flu vaccines before flu season picks up.

Fatal crash involved ice on U.S. 63 at Turkey Creek Bridge

Several new laws will take effect on Jan 1, 2012, in Missouri.

As far as New Year's resolutions are concerned, I do not make any, knowing full well I will not keep them, except to say thank you to those around me.

Holiday crash reports tell how dangerous it is to be on the road during holidays.

Scientists fear potentially risky farming practices could be blunting the sophisticated weaponry of a genetically engineered corn plant that makes its own insecticide.

Conservation officials said the audit's cost calculation is misleading because it includes one-time costs such as building pens for the elk and other costs not only for the elk project.

The Oklahoma child was infected with Cronobacter sakazakii but fully recovered, health officials said Wednesday. An Illinois child also rebounded after being sickened by the bacteria. A Missouri infant who was 10 days old died.

Louisville had been one of six Division I teams that came into play Wednesday without a loss.

Common sense says the FAA should do its part to keep exhausted pilots out of the cockpit.

Missouri will host Georgia in its SEC opener on Sept. 8.