After a near-record low of 12 on Tuesday, Friday's 89-degree heat was the third record high set this month.

College officials said there is no proposed plan to replace the houses with new buildings currently.

The restaurants on Ninth Street and Bernadette Drive will serve their last meals Saturday and Sunday, respectively.

The meeting focused on First/Last Mile Valet Transportation Service funding reallocation.

The Mizzou softball team lost to Alabama, managing to score one run on a solo home run from Abby Carr

Mizzou women's golf competed in Arizona and Columbia College competed in various sports.

18 former Tigers made their case for a bevy of NFL scouts in attendance at the Stephens Indoor Facility.

Mizzou men's basketball saw its season come to an end in front of a raucous crowd Friday night in St. Louis.

The Class 4-6 boys basketball semifinals took place at Mizzou Arena. Here are the results and storylines from the six games.

Missouri earned its first SEC win powered by a three-run homer from Keegan Knutson and a strong offensive performance.

Cam Steed and Aeoden Sinclair become All-Americans for Mizzou wrestling, but their title runs came to an end on Day 2 of NCAA Championships.

Anthony Robinson II fell into a midseason slump. Against No. 7 Miami, he took control of the court before Mizzou fell 80-66 to the Hurricanes.

Mary Jane’s is here to stay. The Ashland Board of Aldermen voted Tuesday, March 17 that the cannabis lounge and hemp store would be allowed to maintain its business license.

On today's front page: — Celebrating outstanding students in Columbia — Mary Jane's Place keeps its business license in Ashland — Schmitt proposes changes to SAVE act — Meet Columbia's first artist laureate Subscribers can view the e-edition at https://www.columbiamissourian.com/eedition/ 

Southern Boone's season ended with a 72-39 loss against Logan-Rogersville in the first round of the state tournament.

The Eagles return several key contributors after the 2025 season ended in the state quarterfinals.

Supporters of the bill say the herbicide paraquat poses major risks to farmers and those living near its use.

House Government Efficiency Committee passed a bill that would create government oversight within MSHSAA, 11-7

On today's front page: — Ananya Aggarwal wins spelling bee — Faculty Council may rename 'IDE' committee — Total wagering declines for sports betting in state — Judge weighs status of signatures for map petition Subscribers can view the e-edition at https://www.columbiamissourian.com/eedition/

Columbia City Council discussed upgrades to Columbia Regional Airport, including improvements to the north parking lot, a new passenger boarding bridge, the construction of a deicing pad and containment facility, and an airport terminal production kitchen.

Tony-nominated composer Craig Carnelia is directing a production of “Working” which will debut Wednesday in collaboration with the Conservatory for the Performing Arts at Stephens College.

On today's front page: — Cowboy church omits formality — Bill proposes changes to noncompetes for physician — Parks and Recreation holds inclusive Easter egg hunt — Council approves funds for new COU flight Subscribers can view the e-edition at: https://www.columbiamissourian.com/eedition/ 

Duke is the top overall seed in the NCAA men’s college basketball tournament, with Arizona, Michigan, and Florida also landing on the No. 1 line.

More than 600 Missourians on Medicaid have given birth with help of doula since late 2024.

A bill proposing limits on physician noncompete agreements drew both support and opposition during committee testimony.

Quarterbacks coach Garrett Riley, tight ends coach Alex Atkins and defensive line coach Levorn "Chop" Harbin provided updates about the Tigers.

Mayor Barbara Buffaloe issued a proclamation marking March 14 as "Shannon B. Lundeen Day" in Columbia.

Qualified employees include bartenders, waitstaff, food servers, casino dealers and certain hospitality workers.

The Tigers accepted a bid to the Women’s Basketball Invitation Tournament on Selection Sunday.

On average, most people only maintain their new years resolutions an average of 3.74 months.

Mizzou should be within the field of 68 teams come the selection show on Sunday. The question is whether or not it will avoid a first four game in Dayton, Ohio.

Missouri women’s golf wins fourth tournament of season, men’s golf competes in Myrtle Beach and tennis falls to Mississippi State on the road.

The two-day event brought well-known speakers to the University of Missouri campus to make art accessible to students.

Trying to help all children have spaces where they can feel safe, secure and accepted is important, a local doctor said.

Mizzou is staying home in the opening round of the NCAA Tournament, taking on Miami on Friday in St. Louis.

"It's extremely expensive to try to overhaul an entire wardrobe," one Center Project official said.

So far, Fifth Ward councilperson Don Waterman outraised challenger Christina Hartman by $1,520.

The Crusaders lost 71-57 to the Hornets on Saturday in Nixa, concluding its season in the MSHSAA Class 5 quarterfinals for the second year in a row.

The Tigers closed Day 1 in first with a nine-shot lead in Augusta, Georgia.

The Tigers stayed undefeated in their bye-week series, closing the weekend with a pair of wins over South Dakota and Iowa State.

The Tigers dropped both games of a doubleheader to No. 6 Auburn for a series sweep to open conference play.

Senior Ethan Wunderlich led Eugene with 26 points as the Eagles defended their Class 2 title Saturday at Mizzou Arena.

With a new coach at the helm, the Kewpies are eager for the fast-approaching baseball season.

The legislation would mean considerable changes for Missouri's voter registration process if it were to pass.

More than 200 attendees jumped into Stephens Lake to raise money for Special Olympics Missouri's annual Polar Plunge event.

On today's front page: — Stephens College makes it official — Senate set for vote on Republican election bill — Rural transit advocates fret over proposed cuts — Council eyes airport projects Subscribers can view the e-edition at https://www.columbiamissourian.com/eedition/

The threats also put a focus on a counterterrorism system strained by the widespread departures of experienced professionals.

Columbia residents shared priorities at the Community Summit, helping guide city planning, services and budgeting decisions.

The five member band has been selected to perform in a Greek Week Skit Show from March 16 to 18.

Dr. Rebecca Wanzo, professor at Washington University, served as keynote speaker for the Women and Gender Studies Symposium.