Resolutions were introduced that would change the way that judges are appointed and to change the appellate process.

After MoDOT completes sound studies, residents of qualifying areas would vote on whether walls should be installed.

Inside Gehrig Goldbeck and Peyton Basler's scheme to bring slugger Jase Woita to Mizzou. The two injured MU players helped lure the program's best power hitter to campus and it has paid off with a surge in offense.

Mizzou enters the SEC Tournament looking to prove it belongs after going 6-24 in conference play this season. It will be faced with a Rebels squad that went 15-15 and hopes to advance to the second round to play rival…

Military identification tags — popularly known as dog tags — became standard issue for U.S. troops at the request of an Army chaplain concerned about identifying fallen soldiers at the beginning of the 20th century. From the World Wars to…

Western Carolina transfer Cord Stansberry announced his commitment to Mizzou on Sunday, filling the 15th and final spot on the roster for next season.

The chamber's trajectory has garnered criticism from both sides, for vastly different reasons.

The collapse of Spirit Airlines isn't the only curveball confronting people planning summer trips. Rising jet fuel costs tied to the Iran war have pushed up airfares and associated fees across the industry. Two of the remaining U.S. budget carriers…

Emergency crews responded to a crash with a fatality Monday on U.S. 63 at Missouri 124 in northern Boone County.

Bailey Stelzer, 23-year-old father of one, faces complex relationships with the past through his work every day.

Cynthia Martin will begin her role as principal of Cedar Ridge Elementary School next school year.

The parade honors families who have lost a member during military service.

Two ramps and one road in Columbia will briefly close next week.

An arrest of a 20-year-old Mississippi man in connection with the shooting of star Mizzou running back Ahmad Hardy was made early Friday morning in Kentucky, multiple outlets are reporting.

The council will also consider appropriations for an Allegiant Air revenue guarantee and the North Village Park.

Mizzou rallied in the eighth inning, scoring five runs, but it wasn't enough for a late comeback. A short start by Keyler Gonzalez and inconsistent performance from the bullpen set the Tigers back against No. 6 Texas.

OG Anunoby practiced again with the New York Knicks and says the right hamstring injury he sustained in these playoffs wasn’t as bad as one he suffered two years ago.

New map would have given Democrats a chance to pick up four seats in the closely divided U.S. House of Representatives.

Mizzou track and field had four Tigers place in the top 10 on the final day of the Southeastern Conference Outdoor Championships in Auburn, Alabama.

The Bruins took first on the boys side out of 10 teams in the MSHSAA Class 5 District 4 tournament with 177 points, and other track and field results from Saturday.

Intracity foes Hickman and Tolton baseball faced off in the final regular-season game of their seasons before postseason play. Hickman came out on top, taking down the Trailblazers 6-3.

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A total of 5,867 students graduated from Mizzou this weekend.

St. Louis Cardinals manager Oliver Marmol believes in the “no shirt, no problem,” mantra

A plan to move MOScholars out of the treasurer’s office stalled after the fiscal review chairman refused to bring it for a vote.

Jessie Kwatamdia has hosted workshops on strategic business mindset, growth, sales mastery and emotional intelligence.

After working in higher education and the nonprofit sphere, Herrera is entering a new role in state government.

Kocak's book offers an honest look at the realities behind ambition and success, one that extends far beyond Hollywood.

Multiple suspects have been charged with first-degree murder in the death of Moberly teenager Kayla Huff.

Nearly 6,000 students of the class of 2026 are graduating this weekend.

The Tigers racked up 14 finishes in the top-10 in the first two days.

The high schools boys tennis individual championships roll on with results from CIS and Tolton.

The 2026 session of the Missouri General Assembly ended Friday with an increase in the number of bills passed.

Mizzou recovered from a 10-0 deficit early in the game to avoid being run-ruled, but ultimately lost 11-6.

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On today's front page: — Capitol printing rooms overflow — 'Born Alive' Bill goes to governor — Brad Wojcik turns life around to care for son — Douglass track team is small in size, big at heart Subscribers can view the e-edition at: https://www.columbiamissourian.com/eedition/ 

The narrow approval of K-12 education funding was criticized for lack of an increase to the state education formula.

Lawmakers express interest in job and tax revenue technology could bring.

"It does feel like this is like a microcosm of what the Black experience looks like in America," an LBC alum said.

History, diversity, unity and challenges have shaped experiences of migrants to Columbia and across America for 250 years.

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On today's front page: — Ahmad Hardy injured in Mississippi shooting — Mizzou Racing Club takes to the track — CPS raises superintendent salary, approves new committee — Student housing boom changes life downtown Subscribers can view the e-edition at: https://www.columbiamissourian.com/eedition/

Lawmakers decorate bills that make it to the floor with bills they fear won't get a vote.

Seventeen visual studies students will display culminations of their artwork in the Fine Arts Building until May 22.

The event will feature more than 50 vendors and live music from local bands.

The Tigers are set to face the rival Jayhawks at 7 p.m. with the game airing on Fox Sports.

Mizzou men's basketball coach Dennis Gates is set to coach alongside a number of other college coaches at USA Basketball's U18 national team training camp.

Columbia product and Rock Bridge alum Abby Hay posted a perfect 1.000 fielding percentage and led the team with a .333 batting average, and was just named to the SEC Defensive Team.

Owner Tahlia Heaton said the Kids' Sound Bath promotes nervous system regulation.

Mizzou baseball earned a series win over Vanderbilt with a 4-1 victory in the rubber match game Sunday.