The MU Police Department held a checkpoint during the weekend at Maryland Avenue and Turner Avenue. MUPD Capt. Brian Weimer said 69 cars were checked between 12 a.m. and 2 a.m. “One was arrested for...

Following the Citizens Police Review Board’s decision to meet behind closed doors, students and Columbia residents voiced their disappointment. “I was disappointed that the board approved closed sessions...

**CU Shuts Down Journalism Department** CAL STATE FULLERTON- The University of Colorado voted 5-4 to shut down the School of Journalism and Mass Communication despite much opposition from board members...

Sheryl Crow, a 1984 graduate of the MU School of Music, will be on campus May 14 to receive an honorary degree and speak at the Honors Convocation. Crow, one of MU's high-profile graduates, was approved...

Two sisters were arrested Saturday night after they hit their neighbor with a baseball bat and cut her with a knife, Detective Tom O’Sullivan of the Boone County Sheriff’s Department said. O'Sullivan...

An Open Mic name gave a little-known student group a voice, and recognition, Thursday. Queer People of Color hosted Open Mic Night, the organization's first big event this semester, in the Gaines/Oldham...

Following a series of tornadoes, St. Louis's skyline included an odd feature Friday: a MO-X bus. The bus was picked up by a tornado and moved to the edge of the parking garage. MO-X Owner Brent Moore...

These days, it’s not uncommon to hear talk of financial pressures, people struggling to make ends meet and feeling down on their luck, and Mike Flaherty’s case is no different.  In “Win Win,”...

Although Mumford & Sons and Fleet Foxes might get all the attention, the folk revival is flourishing in Missouri. Springfield-native Ha Ha Tonka has been quietly tinkering on a successful career and touring...