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A few dozen mid-Missouri senior citizens now have improved safety with their vehicles, thanks to occupational therapy students from the University of Missouri’s College of Health Sciences. The students turned out during a recent event
A Columbia man charged with the gruesome 1993 cold case murder and rape of a woman in Indianapolis is jailed without bond in Boone County, and will appear in court Wednesday afternoon for a confined
St. Louis’ first female mayor has been appointed to the UM Board of Curators, the governing body of the University of Missouri. Governor Mike Parson has appointed former St. Louis Mayor Lyda Krewson to the
Love Columbia says one in five Columbia residents live in poverty, adding that many others struggle to make ends meet. The organization’s website says they serve anyone in Columbia who is struggling to provide for
Look for heavy traffic around Mizzou’s Columbia campus today, tonight and all weekend. The University of Missouri will be conferring 5,600 degrees at 14 commencement ceremonies, starting this afternoon at 1. Several thousand visitors are
Look for heavy traffic in Columbia over the next few days, with Mizzou’s commencement ceremonies. The University of Missouri will confer about 5,600 degrees during graduation ceremonies that begin Friday afternoon and continue through Sunday
(This is the second in a two-part series about Mizzou) Mizzou’s vice provost for undergraduate studies says the University of Missouri aims to support students as they make the transition from college to the workforce,
Mizzou’s football coach is excited about his team opening the 2024 season at home on a Thursday night, for the third straight year. The University of Missouri has announced that it will open the season
The University of Missouri is ecstatic about a new career outcomes survey that shows more than 95 percent of recent Mizzou graduates found jobs, continued their education, joined the U.S. military or began volunteer service
Boone County’s unemployment rate increased in January to three percent, according to Columbia Regional Economic Development Incorporated (REDI) executive vice president Bernie Andrews. Mr. Andrews briefed business leaders and elected officials at the recent REDI
Authorities in Nashville have been using boats, drones and helicopters in their extensive search for missing Mizzou student Riley Strain, who was last seen one week ago tonight (Friday) after leaving Luke Bryan’s bar. Metro
The University of Missouri says it’s providing support and counseling in a search for a missing student who was last seen in Nashville, Tennessee. Mizzou says student Riley Strain traveled to Nashville to attend a
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