During Asian American Awareness Month, Victoria Yu wants to make one thing very clear: the U.S. is made up of many diverse cultures. The Asian American Association, of which Yu is president, has planned...

####1. Man arrested for first degree property damage The MU Police Department arrested Andrew R. Birmingham, 19, on April 17 at 4:12 p.m. near 6001 N. Creasy Springs Road for first degree property damage...

Future students will have to wait at least another year for American Campus Communities’ new 718-bed downtown housing complex. The project has been delayed due to lack of proper electric infrastructure. The...

City council members will now be paid a small yearly stipend in exchange for their work. Previously, the members had been paid nothing. The job has become more and more extensive as Columbia grows, Fifth...

$620 million. It’s a number that to Gov. Jay Nixon is cause for alarm and a veto, as it’s the eventual yearly cost of a proposed tax cut that cleared the General Assembly last week. The proposal,...

For up-and-coming performers, a relaxed, outdoor concert always seems to come naturally. The music is crafted simply, and the sound rarely seems forced. For Nashville’s up-and-coming country outfit Scarletta,...

Do you believe in “love at first sight”? I don’t, at least not entirely. I wouldn’t necessarily call it “love.” Love is a big deal. But recently, I got a taste of what I imagine “love at...

Columbia Police are investigating a vandalism incident at Broadway Brewery committed between 2 and 7 a.m. Sunday, according to a Columbia Police Department news release. It is unclear if this incident...

With unanimous decisions on consecutive bills, the Columbia City Council voted to amend the city code to increase the hours of alcohol service at sidewalk cafes and to increase the designated areas of...