A car crash on Interstate 70 early Monday morning fatally injured a pedestrian but left the driver unharmed. According to a Columbia Police Department news release, Robert W. Berst, 55, was traveling...

Units from the Columbia Fire Department were dispatched to a hazardous material spill after a tractor-trailer spilled about 35 gallons of sodium hydroxide on Waco Road early Monday morning. According...

Freshman Mary Klemenok was about to go to bed when she received bad news. Around 11 p.m. on April 17, Klemenok was almost ready to log out of Twitter for the night when a flurry of "#prayforwest" tweets...

Glenn O. Anderson, 25, of St. Charles, turned himself in to the Columbia Police Department last Thursday in relation to homicide of Brian Daniels, who was found dead in his home April 10. Anderson made...

In the midst of a raging political battle on gun control in Washington, D.C., legislators in Jefferson City are approving legislation to counteract any potential federal restrictions on firearms. The...

Kappa Delta, Phi Mu and Kappa Alpha Theta collaborated on Friday to put on the event Bake for Boston, during which baked goods were sold to raise funds for the victims of the Boston Marathon bombing. Students...

After four months of planning, the Muslim Student Organization hosted its third spring conference, “Building Bridges, Connecting Individuals,” on April 19 and 20 in the MU Student Center. Several...

A new MU study will focus on the effects of therapeutic horseback riding on veterans. The study will be funded by a $50,000 grant from the Horses and Humans Research Foundation (HHRF) awarded to the MU...