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A variety of Halloween events will take place Tuesday and Wednesday in Columbia for the young and the young-at-heart.

Hunger U seeks to educate students about the hunger problems, such as food security, affecting nations outside the United States.

The first fall frost of the year for the Columbia area was recorded at Sanborn Field on Oct. 27.

Short Street Parking Structure construction brings Walnut Sreet lane closures, bus detours beginning Tuesday.

Missouri's eminent domain reform bill does not really protect landowners, as Koster touts. 

Campus police chief Jack Watring said he considered a new policy after the recent arrests but now doesn't plan any changes.

Police say the suspect forced his way into the residents' home in search of money he believed was owed to him.

No injuries were reported in a shooting near the intersection of Business Loop East and Range Line Street on Saturday, nor in a shooting at the 1300 block of Lakeview Avenue on Sunday.

Major U.S. financial markets, including the New York Stock Exchange, Nasdaq and CME Group in Chicago, planned a rare shutdown Monday.

To cast an absentee ballot in Missouri, voters must have a reason that they cannot vote on Election Day, such as travel plans or illness.

Kristin Veteto works as a music therapist to help students at Delmar A. Cobble to improve speech development and skills such as finger dexterity, reaching and grasping.

The League of Women Voters wants everyone to prevent partisan judicial selections and vote no on Amendment 3.

Janet Thompson brings a sense of civic responsibility and professional ethics to the race for Northern District Boone County Commissioner, Columbia resident Russel Breyfogle writes.

Janet Thompson has all the right attributes to serve as the Northern District Boone County Commissioner. 

Missouri women's soccer players Alyssa Diggs and Dominique Richardson were named to All-Southeastern Conference first team.

Wayne Behymer discusses the potential pitfalls of expressing political opinions in a town the size of Columbia, where you know so many of the players.

Four volunteers were sent to Middletown, N.Y. and one to Harrisburg, Penn. to help the victims who were displaced buy Hurricane Sandy.

If you are interested in being a foster parent or are wondering about the safety of a child in his or her current foster home designated by the state, you can see the requirements here.

The Cougars won 25-6, 25-15, 25-14 Monday in American Midwest Conference play at the Arena of Southwell Complex.

A look at the impact of Hurricane Sandy.