Anna Colletto

For 14 years, the Saturday Morning Breakfast Café has been providing breakfast and a warm place to congregate for Columbia’s unhoused residents. KBIA’s Anna Colletto has been speaking with volunteers and attendees for the past few weeks and sat down with KBIA’s Harshawn Ratanpal to share some behind-the-scenes insights.

The lawsuit was filed against the UM System Board of Curators on behalf of two transgender boys in Boone County.

The vehicle began its trip on Wednesday to bring various health assessments to rural residents of Boone County.

As Columbia residents mourn, process and protest the ongoing violence in Gaza, for mid-Missourians of all political persuasions, it’s about coming together to find caring community and peace at the heart of it all.

The annual Mizzou Homecoming parade will once again feature a sensory-friendly segment.

MU’s redefined stalking and threat policies use language from a June Supreme Court decision that might make it more difficult to punish people who engage in stalking or make threats.

A caravan of more than 30 travelers made their way from Indiana to Kansas last week — tracing the journey of the Potawatomi people on what is now called the “Trail of Death''. Every five years, the Potawatomi Trail of Death Association organizes this journey. KBIA’s Anna Colletto caught up with the troup’s stop in Mid-Missouri – and has this report

The Columbia Neighborhood Watch held its annual “State of the Watch” presentation last night.

Columbia officially welcomed a new piece of artwork Wednesday during the ribbon-cutting ceremony for the “Kindness Heals” mural. The project was commissioned by the local nonprofit Children’s Grove.

MU Health Care is forecasting a 3.2% revenue increase and a 1% increase in expenses for fiscal year 2024, a sign that the health care network is rebounding from the cash flow shortage in February.