Bill Stackman, MU's Vice Chancellor for Student Affairs, answers common questions about the university's repopulation plan

Local church leaders look to educate themselves and their congregations on racial injustice in the church and how Biblical teachings relate to the Black Lives Matter movement

Two RMF volunteers answer common questions about bail funds and the problem with the cash bail system

"Buying Black" helps businesses that have struggled due to systemic racism

The national movement to remove statues of and change names that honor racist historical figures extends to Columbia

Jeff Adams goes on adventures to explore sunken ships and aids recovery dives closer to home

Gary and Mary Licklider have been raising alpacas for about 18 years at their farm, Curly Eye. They began with five alpacas and have raised so many since that they don’t know the exact number. They now keep about 20 of them at a time.

After a career in graphic design and teaching, Bob Forsee began traveling the world on two wheels

Chais Blakemore owner of Dugout Sports Cards in Columbia does more than just buy and sell cards at his shop: He inspires connection

Telehealth is more accessible than ever during quarantine

The “Flying Tigers” group attracts hobbyists with a passion for flying, aviation and building intricate planes

Advocates discuss ways to make sure understanding doesn’t get stifled

The first two weeks in June saw protests in the day and night