The Columbia Police Department is urging everyone leaving for spring break to take steps to make their homes safer while they are away. Police recommend locking all doors and windows, asking a friend...

Starting this summer, Apple and Android owners will be able to track their blood alcohol content level by simply exhaling into their phones. Breathometer, Inc. recently launched the world’s first smartphone...

Democratic Missouri senators filibustered legislation for eight hours last Tuesday. The uproar from local unions and local Democrats was in response to Senate BIll 29, which would require authorization...

Less than a week before their trips depart, leaders and participants in Mizzou Alternative Spring Break have been preparing and looking forward to their service trips. About 480 students are participating...

Missouri lawmakers hit the halfway point of the 2013 legislative session last week, leaving Jefferson City on Thursday for a "spring break" vacation. The General Assembly will return March 25 to continue...

The scene at the Wellness Resource Center’s housing fair in February was similar to that of a busy street market. But instead of enticing passersby with food and clothes, eager vendors hawked granite...

Plans by the Missouri Students Association President Nick Droege to create an emergency loan program were put on hold after he discovered MU already offers long-term loans. Instead, Droege now wants to...