Police arrested a Columbia woman Tuesday afternoon on charges of falsely reporting she was robbed near a Subway Restaurant. Investigators arrested Kelli Buckalter, 27, around 2:15 p.m. on Aug. 30 for...

1. Police break up 500-person nuisance party CPD officers responded to a report of a traffic hazard at the 1400 block of Rolling Rock Drive on Monday morning at 1:33 a.m. Joint Communications advised...

The Missouri State Teachers Association filed an injunction Aug. 19 suing the state of Missouri over the constitutionality of Senate Bill 54, commonly known as the Amy Hestir Student Protection Act. Section...

When President Barack Obama launched his re-election campaign this spring, things were looking relatively good. The economy was showing signs of recovery, and Obama received a popularity boost after he...

**Vs. Miami (OH)** **When:** Sep. 3 **2010 record:** 10-4 **All-Time Series:** Missouri leads, 1-0 **Last meeting:** Missouri won, 51-13 (2010) **What to watch for:** The first start of new quarterback...

Almost 25 percent of Missouri children live in households experiencing food insecurity, according to a study released Aug. 25 by Feeding America and the Missouri Food Bank Association. This means an estimated...

Sick of listening to your roommate blast Nicole Scherzinger’s single, “Wet”? Sick of listening to your _own_ iPod shuffle to the “Hannah Monatana” songs you _swear_ you got for the kids you babysit? Thankfully,...

With the Columbia Transit system facing a $1 million deficit for the next fiscal year, City Hall has turned to the Missouri Students Association for help. MSA President Eric Woods and Senate Speaker Jake...

The Public Transportation Advisory Commission agreed with the City Council’s recommendation to eliminate half-fare eligibility for students above the age of 18 at its meeting Aug. 25 to review the transit...