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Missouri athletics returning $1.5 million annual subsidy
Growing profits from college athletics could mean more money for the rest of the University of Missouri's cash-strapped Columbia campus.
Columbia man charged with statutory rape
A man accused of second-degree statutory rape has a 10-year history of conflict with the Columbia Police Department.
Officials: Flood maps rely on old information
Columbia -- Columbia area officials say federal flood insurance rate maps based on old data could hurt local property values.
Growing profits from sports leads to decline of athletics subsidy at Missouri
Growing profits from college athletics could mean more money for the rest of the University of Missouri's cash-strapped Columbia campus.
Columbia, Missouri man sentenced
A 24-year-old Columbia man has been sentenced to 20 years in prison in connection with the August 2008 killing of a 29-year-old man.
SEDALIA- The Salvation Army needs your help to donate for a holiday tradition.
They kicked off their annual red kettle bell ringers campaign in Columbia at Saturday's football game and Sedalia's campaign kicks off on Monday.
Columbia babysitter charged with shaking 1-year-old
Police say a babysitter violently shook a 1-year-old girl on Nov. 12, causing a skull fracture and bleeding in the child's brain.
A Thanksgiving Top 10 list Columbia can be grateful for
Look past the usual cliches of food, family and a centuries-old "celebration" between English settlers and Native Americans that barely prefaced a series of betrayals and wrongdoings.
Film about Boonville shows there
Connie Stevens recalls her past. Photo by Don Shrubshell Actress and director Connie Stevens, center, introduces cast members of "Saving Grace B. Jones" before the two showings Saturday at Thespian Hall in Boonville.
Tractor accident takes the life of former Columbia mayor
A former Columbia mayor, Thomas R. Anderson, died Friday of injuries suffered in a tractor accident at his farm in Howard County.
Journalist barred from Boone County Courthouse for 30 days for taking photo of a jury
A central Missouri judge has barred a newspaper photographer from a courtroom for 30 days after rejecting her written apology for photographing a jury.
Columbia Landlords Confront Tenant Crime
Landlords will hold the Columbia Landlords Against Crime Forum at the YouZeum on December third.
Columbia police search for robbery suspect
Friday, November 20, 2009 at 4:55 p.m. Read more: Local , Crime , Community , Break Time , Robbery Columbia police continue to search for the man who robbed a north Columbia convenience store last night.
Columbia man charged with statutory rape
A Columbia man was arrested and charged with statutory rape Thursday. Kory Ramon William, 27, was arrested at 3:16 a.m. after two officers on patrol on Utility Drive noticed a car parked on the street with steamed up windows.
Alleged Victims Say Adults Had Them Pose For Photos
COLUMBIA, Mo. -- The alleged victims in a Missouri child sex abuse case told investigators that adult relatives had them pose for photos "in a sexual and provocative manner." According to a search warrant from Columbia, the alleged victims said that when they were children adult relatives would take them to various locations and photograph them ...
Columbia man faces DWI, drug charges after crashing SUV
A Columbia man is facing drug and DWI charges after crashing his car into a parked car and a tree.
Three Missouri Defendants Sentenced for Distributing Steroids
The related investigation in the Western District of Missouri is called Operation Juice Box.
Columbia election day shooting trial begins
A fight over counterfeit money prompted Grady Dortch to shoot Miles Heard in Douglass Park last November, according to testimony Tuesday in Dortch's trial on a charge of first-degree murder.
COLUMBIA - The completion now allows for improved connections between north Columbia and downtown.
The completion now allows for improved connections between north Columbia and downtown.
Police Department unveils new training facility
The Columbia Police Department on Monday afternoon unveiled its new 9,500-square-foot training facility, which for the first time will give the department its own space to conduct training for its officers and those from other agencies.
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