Barbara Walters announces her retirement
Barbara Walters announced she plans to retire after an extraordinary career in television journalism that began in 1961.
Continue Reading →This Week in Geek: What’s out and nifty news
Get in the know with recaps of nifty news stories from the science community. And, of course, find out what games are out this week.
Continue Reading →Bees be gone
The bad news: colony collapse has gotten worse. The good news: scientists maybe know whats causing it. Maybe.
Continue Reading →UPDATE: Alton Brown is in Columbia
Mysterious tweets coming from Columbia make us wonder where in town is Alton Brown?
Continue Reading →“After Tiller” abortion doctor under investigation
The Maryland Board of Physicians is investigating LeRoy Carhart, the subject of T/F film “After Tiller.”
Continue Reading →Australian mash-up artist Nick Bertke fights 10-year U.S ban
24-year old Australian mash-up artist, Nick “Pogo” Bertke was banned from entering the U.S for 10 years in September 2011. His crime? Working with only a tourist visa. Now the musician fights back.
Continue Reading →Top 11 things white smoke could mean other than a new pope
Welcome, Pope Francis. Happy to have you.
Continue Reading →Ryan Ferguson has new website, girlfriend?
A “Dateline” special mentioned that Ryan Ferguson has a new girlfriend, and we can’t believe it.
Continue Reading →Remembering Sylvia Plath
It has been 50 years since poet Sylvia Plath took her own life. Now we remember her through her poetry, novel and short story writing.
Continue Reading →My name is Laura. I was #Catfished.
Every time you click the “share” button, you identity is at risk. With the new series Catfish: The TV Show and the Manti Te’O scandal, you already know it can happen to anyone. It happened to me.
Continue Reading →Columbia Police Department offers training in intruder response on Feb. 2
The free training sessions came about from the increased requests from community members after the recent national shootings. Vox ran a large story about the gun culture in mid-Missouri in October and gave some tips to readers.
Continue Reading →Michael Dixon, former MU basketball guard: A story told in headlines
We’ve made it easy for you to follow the development of the news about Michael Dixon’s suspension, accusations and eventual transfer.
Continue Reading →Google’s YouTube app for iOS
Get hands-on experience with the new Google YouTube app today. Do you like the new interface of the new app?
Continue Reading →Watermelon recall
Summer is always a good time to eat watermelons. But we need to pay close attention when we purchase watermelons due to a recent watermelon recall related to salmonella concerns.
Continue Reading →New app: ThermalAid monitors heat stress in cattle
Cattle owners can now detect heat-related livestock illness with this nifty new app.
Continue Reading →Columbia Steps Challenge is coming
Come and join the new steps competition in Columbia to get active.
Continue Reading →How to survive a robbery
How should we respond to a home invasion? How can we stay safe if robbery occurs?
Continue Reading →Trending Topics: This Week in Tweets
An unfortunate accident involving an infant, a call to resignation by police officers and a shocking car accident on College Ave. all were buzzing with on Columbia’s Twitter feed.
Continue Reading →Making the news in 2011
2011 has been a big one for breaking news. These range from international events to those close to home. Here are the top 10 stories you should remember from this year, according to Vox.
Continue Reading →Columbia’s Bike, Walk & Wheel Week
If high gas prices have you in a tizzy — more than $50 for a full tank, really? — hit the breaks on your typical CoMo commute this week. As part of the 10th Annual Mayor’s Challenge: Bike, Walk & Wheel Week, Columbia Parks and Recreation, The Health Department and the PedNet Coalition are sponsoring a variety of events to keep Columbians moving sans automobiles. Although the festivities kicked off on Saturday, you can still partake in plenty more activities before the May 21 finale.
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