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Survey teams from the National Weather Service (NWS) are currently heading to mid-Missouri to check Easter Sunday’s storm damage. Some of storm damage from Easter Sunday’s storms in Columbia (April 20, 2025 photo courtesy of
Columbia will have a Memorial Day parade for the first time in six years, thanks to the efforts of Sherry and Randy Wyatt and other Gold Star parents. American flags flying in mid-Missouri (2023 file
Missouri’s commodity groups are praising Mizzou’s planned Michael Parson meat science education and training laboratory in Columbia. Mizzou expects the Michael Parson meat science education and training laboratory in Columbia to open in 2026. A
The National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) is investigating what caused this month’s deadly explosion in western Missouri’s Lexington that killed a child and seriously injured his sister and father. An aerial view of the recent
Columbia Regional Airport’s (COU) manager sees United Airlines returning to COU, and he’s also optimistic about flights resuming between Columbia and Denver. Then-Missouri Governor Mike Parson speaks at the ribbon-cutting for Columbia Regional Airport’s $23-million
Several thousand Columbia and Boone County residents are without power this evening along with a few thousand other mid-Missourians, after severe thunderstorms and possible tornadoes moved through the 939 the Eagle listening area on Easter
The UM System president says Mizzou has already raised about $200-million for the $1-billion needed to build a new 20-megawatt research reactor near south Columbia’s Discovery Ridge. UM Board of Curators chair Todd Graves is
State transportation crews and contractors have removed the private rail bridge over busy eastbound Interstate 70 just west of Kingdom City. MoDOT and Millstone Weber crews work at night to remove part of the private
The National Weather Service (NWS) says strong to severe thunderstorms are possible tomorrow on Good Friday in Columbia and Jefferson City in the late afternoon to evening hours. The National Weather Service (NWS) in St.
University of Missouri officials have signed a ceremonial agreement to partner with a consortium to build a new 20-megawatt state-of-the-art research reactor near south Columbia’s Discovery Ridge. Former U.S. Rep. Blaine Luetkemeyer (R-St. Elizabeth) is
The new head football coach at fast-growing Southern Boone high school in Ashland brings more than a decade of coaching and teaching experience. The Southern Boone R-1 school district high school stadium and track in
Columbia’s first-ever Office of Violence Prevention administrator is condemning this weekend’s violence. D’Markus Thomas-Brown is Columbia’s first Office of Violence Prevention administrator (2025 photo courtesy of Columbia’s Sydney Olsen) Five people were shot in three
