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COLUMBIA - Officials say arson damaged a home owned by a woman whose husband died in Iraq in 2008.
Officials say arson damaged a home owned by a woman whose husband died in Iraq in 2008.
Columbia police makes three arrests in Christmas Eve burglaries
Three suspects were arrested in connection with the residential burglaries which occurred on Christmas Eve.
Dogs get the flu too; now there's vaccine for it
The cough and cold season is not limited to humans anymore. Fortunately for dogs, neither is a flu vaccine.
COLUMBIA - Police continue to follow leads for suspects involved in Columbia burglaries.
Police continue to follow leads for suspects involved in Columbia burglaries. So far no arrests have been made, but police are continuing the search for suspects in the Christmas Eve burglaries.
New security guidelines have little impact at Columbia Regional Airport
Heightened security following an alleged attempted terrorist attack on a Detroit-bound flight on Christmas Day went unnoticed by passengers who arrived at Columbia Regional Airport on Sunday.
Crash Kills 3 Women From Kansas City
The Missouri Highway Patrol is investigating if weather or speed were factors in a deadly three car crash that killed three women from Kansas City, Mo.
COLUMBIA - A Callaway Judge sentenced Grady Dortch to life in prison...
A Callaway Judge sentenced Grady Dortch to life in prison without the possibility of probation or parole for the murder of Miles Heard last year.
Burglars Hit 19 Columbia, MO Homes On Christmas
Police in Columbia are investigating Christmas burglaries at 19 homes. The first reports of the break-ins were received in the early hours of Friday morning.
COLUMBIA - The Heart of Missouri United Way has a new executive director.
The Heart of Missouri United Way has a new executive director. Tim Rich took over the position after acting as the chapter's interim director.
Columbia City Council to plans to allow chickens within the city limits
The Columbia City Council is again discussing the possibility of allowing residents to raise chickens on their property.
Mo. college asks students to power down for a bit
Mo. college asks students to power down for a bit COLUMBIA, Mo. - The new leader of Stephens College in Columbia is bringing back an old tradition with a new twist at the 176-year-old women's school.
Columbia Online Job Application Help
The Columbia Regional Library has two workshops a week. Monday night from 6:30-8:30 p.m. and Tuesday morning from 9:30-11:30 a.m. The program has yet to catch on.
Columbia parks a product of proper planning
It's Sunday, Aug. 21, 1949, in Columbia, and about 10,000 people are attending a dedication of Cosmo Park, a 35-acre tract donated to the city by the Cosmopolitan Luncheon Club.
Nixon, Columbia mayor to attend MU graduation
The governor and Columbia Mayor Darwin Hindman are among the speakers at the University of Missouri graduation ceremonies this weekend.
COLUMBIA - Saturday marked one of the top two busiest shopping days of the year.
Saturday marked one of the top two busiest shopping days of the year. They call it Super Saturday, the second busiest shopping day only to Black Friday.
COLUMBIA - The Mid-Missouri Red Cross Chapter gives lessons to the public.
The Mid-Missouri Red Cross Chapter gives lessons to the public. The Red Cross will be teaching about creating a shelter during disasters and will provide the skills needed to assist others when a disaster occurs.
COLUMBIA - After 93 years, Field Elementary School is closing its doors.
After 93 years, Field Elementary School is closing its doors. The school hosted an open house Saturday night for students and teachers both young and old to soak in some last memories.
Missouri governor among university graduation speakers
Gov. Jay Nixon and Columbia Mayor Darwin Hindman are among the speakers at University of Missouri graduation ceremonies Friday and Saturday.
Columbia Missouri Man Pleads Guilty to Violating Federal Sanctions Against Iraq
Ahmad Mustafa, 55, of Columbia, a citizen of Iraq and a lawful permanent resident alien of the United States, pleaded guilty before U.S. District Judge Nanette K. Laughrey this afternoon to the charge contained in a Jan.