Chicago’s art scene is a thriving one that has put some of the world’s most coveted and sought-after hip-hop musicians like Kanye West, Common and Lupe Fiasco on the map. Each of these artists shares...

TigerTown, a block party-style event planned for two MU home football games, has been canceled for this year. "There's only one main reason," said Greg Steinhoff, one of the main organizers of the event....

Thousands gathered Saturday in downtown Columbia to honor fallen soldier Spc. Sterling Wyatt. The crowds reportedly started forming as early as 10 a.m., and by the time the funeral began at 1 p.m., there...

With the warm weather and students gone from town, it's easy for things to slow down in Columbia during the summertime. But for the True/False Film Fest, Columbia's documentary film festival, summer is...

Columbia police officers are increasing their presence in Douglass Park after crimes in the area have led to perceptions that the park is unsafe. In May, Columbia Police Department Capt. Brad Nelson placed...

Gov. Jay Nixon slashed nearly $9 million from higher education from the $24 billion budget for Missouri’s next fiscal year. Nixon cited concerns about low state revenues, like those from the Missouri...

Finding a treatment to HIV or cancer might not be far away for one MU professor. Peter Cornish, a biochemistry assistant professor in the MU School of Medicine, became the first MU recipient of the Pew...