City, MU have plans for a new pilot program for scooters beginning Jan. 1.
Food Bank for Central & Northeast Missouri will be holding the annual Partnership Against Hunger food and fund drive.
The Salvation Army is partnering with Wal-Mart to bring assistance to families in need.
Matthew McMillan was found guilty of second-degree murder, first-degree assault, armed criminal action and unlawful use of a weapon inside a Waffle House on Jan. 1, 2018.
Mengqi Ji was originally reported missing Oct. 10, and her husband, Joseph Elledge, is the prime suspect of an active investigation into her appearance.
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The 2-year-old can roam around his house with the help of a device called The Frog. The device, invented by his father, allows him to move around freely on his tummy by using his arms.
For the 36th year, the agency is continuing its program aimed at connecting people in need with those who want to help.
The new Family Resources center should be open by fall 2020.
The project is estimated to cost about $200,000 and will be funded through the parks sales tax.
Regine McCracken is charged with striking Siddens and another person who were picking up traffic cones after a triathlon.
MU Professor Jaquetta Shade-Johnson guided about 15 people through making cornhusk dolls during a workshop held in honor of National Native American Heritage Month on Wednesday at the MU Student Center in Columbia. As people decorated, Shade-Johnson read them stories about corn and medicine.…
The historic preservationist and neighborhood advocate says the council is poised to make change but must regain trust.
The index measures LGBTQ equality in categories like non-discrimination laws, law enforcement and leadership.
Some sidewalk on Broadway and Eighth Street will be closed Thursday. Parking will be restricted on Walnut Street next week.
Cradle to Career Alliance's report focused on issues impacting children's success, like their family's well-being.
The vehicle will be used as a counseling and resource center for veterans and their families on a monthly basis.
Start of deer firearms seasons shows drop of almost 11,000 in number of deer killed.
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Missouri's only residence center for women on probation and parole tackles needs with gender- and trauma-informed approaches.
Student entrepreneurs pass first test in 'Shark Tank' style innovation contest.
Ruling keeps in place ban that was backed by UM system administration and police chiefs.
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MU held two forums Tuesday. Only one student came to voice his opinion during the student-only session.
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