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Investigators from the Missouri Public Service Commission are looking into whether the gas company took proper precautions after a leak was noticed on Tuesday.

A former NCAA compliance officer said the NCAA has accused Missouri men's basketball coach Frank Haith of looking the other way while his assistants were violating NCAA rules.

The Kewpies' sophomore guard has emerged as a standout player in his own right, all while expanding on the precedent his older brother set at the school.

Mayor Sly James did not say whether the person was a man or a woman.

The candidates for the Fourth Ward seat on the City Council discussed infrastructure, experience and their visions for the city.

Here is a little more background information, along with links, of the NCAA investigation of the University of Miami and Frank Haith.

An Oklahoma man died in a storm-related crash Wednesday, and other states in the storm's path could face treacherous conditions with up to a foot of snow in the forecast.

The business, which is located in a rural area but close to a road, had no close water access.

Most governments rarely plan further than "tomorrow" for projects, and City Council is forgetting the K.I.S.S. rule – keep it short and simple – with the Providence and other road projects.

Just as it has all season, the Cougars rolled to another victory Wednesday night, beating Harris-Stowe 85-64.

Catherine L. Hunt was formerly the secretary for the University of Missouri System Board of Curators.

Former lieutenant fire marshal for the Columbia Fire Department, Chuck Knife, died Monday, Feb. 18, 2013. He was a firefighter for two decades.

Teen Challenge of Central Missouri, a local drug treatment organization, hopes to build a treatment home for women struggling with drug addiction and their children. 

Hagel's misstatements and unpreparedness should raise more concerns than senators have voiced.

The Columbia College women's basketball team defeated Harris Stowe 83-55 on Wednesday night at The Arena at Southwell Complex in a game moved up one day because of the threat of Thursday's snowstorm.

Chuck Knife, 67, was a career firefighter who worked for the Columbia Fire Department for two decades. Mr. passed away Monday, Feb. 18.

In the week before a competition, Missouri wrestlers drop at least six pounds in order to meet weight requirements.

Shawna Johnson, Executive Director of Access Arts' School of Service, talks about an upcoming workshop featuring the photographs from Dr. Adrienne Hoard's exhibit, "Hiding in Plain Sight: Symbolic Messages in Indigenous Art."