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A segment of the Keystone pipeline that was shut down in early February when a leak was discovered in Missouri is now back in service.Terry Cunha of…

This Saturday, New York City's The Acting Company bring a pair of new works to MU's Rhynsburger Theater. Marcus Gardley talked with KBIA's Trevor Harris…

A recent episode of Thinking Out Loud featured a pair of previews of upcoming holiday performances in Mid-Missouri. We look ahead to Jefferson City's…

The Missouri Senate has passed a bill to create a statewide prescription drug tracking program.Senators voted 20-13 Thursday in favor of creating a…

A judge has ruled that the state of Missouri owes $26.3 million to more than 3,000 blind people who were underpaid by the Department of Social Services'…

Area businesses are working to be more inclusive of those with disabilities. On this week's episode of Thinking Out Loud, KBIA's Darren Hellwege talked…

How to impress this holiday season without driving yourself nuts. Our expert Kansas City hosts include a restaurateur who feeds people like they're her...

Missouri Athletics tweeted Thursday afternoon that, of the COVID-19 tests the department has administered to student-athletes and staff since June 8, five…

The Missouri Supreme Court says lawmakers violated the state Constitution when they tried to end all government funding of Planned Parenthood. The judges'…

Crowds are packing some bars and restaurants at the Lake of the Ozarks despite a state social distancing order. Video posted on social media shows a…