The Columbia City Council is considering loosening some of its rules for a permit to feed cats and other stray animals.
Mid-Missouri Peaceworks' vigil has been a downtown fixture, regardless of weather or the number of protestors in attendance.
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President Donald Trump signed the executive action after a deal that sought to do the same stalled in Congress.
Cole County Judge Brian Stumpe ruled new congressional districts will be in use until signature verification is complete.
Lengthening the statute of limitations for victims to bring action for child sexual abuse is a key to state efforts.
Michel's last day will be May 22. He served as Ashland's city administrator for four years.
Mizzou's PRSSA chapter partners with Mission-Driven Tech, a cervical cancer innovation company founded by alumna Eve McDavid.
Renters and other residents who typically don't have access to solar panels may sign up for this subscription-based model. Read moreColumbia pushes its Community Solar program
Police say two armed suspects escaped with an unknown amount of money. Read moreGunmen flee after Boonville casino robbery, police say
Three anti-trans bills are sparking fear in some Missourians targeted by the legislation. Read moreLegislation targeting trans Missourians moves forward at Capitol
Candidates have until Tuesday to file for office in the Aug. 4 primary. Winners will go on to the Nov. 3 general election. Read moreOnly one contested judgeship as primary election filing deadline approaches
The improvements will fix structural damage and replace lights at the facility south of Columbia. Read moreBoone County salt storage facility getting a makeover
Many young children lost valuable opportunities to practice social skills during an important period of development. Read moreSocial-emotional challenges linger for some Columbia students years after COVID-19
The proposed school report cards saw varied support and criticism as senators questioned aspects of the bill. Read moreKehoe's A-F school report card plan gets Senate hearing
State colleges and universities face big changes in state funding under $50.3 billion budget for state operations. Read moreMissouri House advances budget that taps surplus to close $2 billion deficit
With the landscape of college sports shifting dramatically since 2015, it might make the possibility of a boycott difficult. Read moreCould Mizzou football's 2015 boycott be replicated today in college sports?
Daniel Thompson's remains were found last year but could not be identified until this month. Read morePolice identify remains of 41-year-old man missing since June 2023
From 7 p.m. April 10 to 6 a.m. April 13, construction crews plan to demolish and remove the bridge. Read moreSt. Charles Road bridge demolition will narrow I-70 lanes in mid-April
The Missouri Safety Center sponsored a two day summit, featuring strong female leaders in the criminal justice community. Read moreSummit helps women find strength in criminal justice roles
The disruption comes as nearly 350,000 Missouri residents enrolled in Affordable Care Act marketplace plans this year. Read moreInsurance changes leave thousands in southwest Missouri without access to CoxHealth providers
The informational guides focus on shopping, cooking, food substitutions and nutrients of concern for those with alpha-gal. Read moreMU Extension launches new guides on living with alpha-gal syndrome
The court also struck down parts of a 2022 law limiting voter-registration and absentee-ballot outreach by civic groups. Read moreMissouri Supreme Court upholds legislature’s redistricting authority, keeps voter ID law
