Category: Listen

Two Columbia sisters who lost their father to lewy body dementia (LBD) are raising awareness of the issue and they’ve also mailed more than 1,500 care packages worldwide to educate caregivers and medical professionals about

The UM System President is excited about plans to build a new 20-megawatt state-of-the-art research reactor near south Columbia’s Discovery Ridge. UM System President Dr. Mun Choi speaks during a groundbreaking ceremony near the current

While Columbia-based Boone Health and Missouri Heart Center will separate in May, Boone Health is asking a court to enforce provisions from a contract that dates to 2016. Columbia-based Boone Health filed a lawsuit on

The Missouri Chamber of Commerce and Industry is praising new federal data that shows Missouri led the nation in the rate of employment growth last year. MU Health Care’s University Hospital Frank Mitchell Jr. Trauma

Columbia-based Boone Health and Missouri Heart Center will be separating on May 6, and both sides blame the other for the separation. Columbia-based Boone Health filed a lawsuit on Friday. Boone Health briefed reporters on

The Missouri Chamber of Commerce and Industry praises new federal data which says the Show-Me State led the nation in the rate of employment growth in 2025. The Missouri Chamber of Commerce and Industry is

Columbia College’s new president has been on the job for four weeks, and he continues to listen and learn. Dr. Toby Arquette began his new job as Columbia College’s president on March 1, 2026 (2026

The Columbia-based Veterans United (VU) Foundation has awarded a $100,000 grant to the Food Bank for Central and Northeast Missouri. The Food Bank for Central and Northeast Missouri is located on Columbia’s Vandiver (November 7,

Columbia Regional Airport (COU) is the nation’s fastest-growing airport by one consultant’s measure. COU manager Michael Parks tells Columbia’s city council that passenger traffic continues to climb: “Mead and Hunt analyzed all U.S. airports with

Columbia-based Boone Health says an estimated 159,000 new cases of colorectal cancer and 55,000 deaths are expected in 2026. Dr. Andrew Iliff is with Boone Health and Missouri Cancer Associates (photo courtesy of Missouri Cancer

Columbia-based Boone Health says colorectal cancer has surged in the past several years, especially in younger adults. Boone Hospital Center is near Broadway in Columbia (2024 file photo courtesy of Boone Hospital’s Christian Basi) Patients

State transportation officials say mid-Missourians are excited about the $441-million plan to improve I-70 between Rocheport and Columbia. Improve I-70 director Eric Kopinski describes it as a long time coming: “The main focus that we