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A recent report released by Missouri's state auditor said there are major concerns over the state's transportation development districts, or TDDs.

The recession has forced hundreds of mid-Missouri families to turn to area food pantries to get by. But what about those families' pets? Are they being fed and cared for when money is tight? Two Eldon veterinarians just might have the answer to that question.

 Wun “The Shot” Versher from the world famous Harlem Globetrotters lifted the spirits of some very special fans.

Ten companies and a dozen individuals are in trouble with the state for swindling consumers.

It's a trend that's sweeping the nation: going smoke free. Now Westminster College will be the next one to snuff out the smoke.

Columbia residents are eager to be a part of the new network which Google says would be more than 100 times faster than what most people currently have.

Dozens gathered for a show of unity on the MU campus Friday evening, the same day two students apologized for an insensitive racial prank.

Missouri Department of Transportation plans to spend some time this year working to improve traffic safety along a dangerous stretch of Highway 54.

Thousands of mid-Missouri high school seniors are gearing up to head to college this Fall. 

Columbia City Council seating arrangement

The Maries County of Vienna has been fighting high levels of a toxin in its drinking water for years.

People who want to abolish the state income tax have introduced a plan to phase in an expanded state sales tax to replace it.

Dozens of children from across the state gathered at the State Capitol for a competition between their Lego robots.

They're meant to keep you safe. But that security comes at a cost to police departments. We're talking about alarm systems for your home or business.