Missouri cattle farmers are worried by the Trump administration's plan to increase beef imports.

Some Hermann, Missouri residents are blaming tourists for driving up housing costs and increasing the online rental marketplace, but experts say Hermann's economy benefits from catering to tourism.

The Missouri Public Service Commission is starting to study the effectiveness of energy assistance programs to help balance reliability with affordability.

"One Small Bite" is a KBIA News series airing this fall that explores the emerging tickborne condition, alpha-gal syndrome. The first episode aired this week.

Missouri-born musical artist Chappell Roan has announced the launch of a new project supporting LGBTQ+ communities throughout the country — including two community centers in Missouri.

The Medicare open enrollment deadline is Dec. 7. Experts recommend seeking assistance early.

The Moving Pictures Club is partnering with local venues to bring a "sillier, more casual vibe" to Columbia film watchers.

Food banks are preparing for a possible increased demand because SNAP benefits are being temporarily suspended in November due to the federal shutdown.

Farming is taking to the skies. MU Extension educators are teaching Missourians how drones can help farmers tend to their crops with precision.

University of Missouri faculty shared concerns about President Mun Choi’s approach to public safety at the general faculty meeting last week.

Como Comunidad is helping Hispanic and immigrant communities by creating care packages in the wake of the federal administration's crackdown on immigration. The goal of the drive is to donate around 250 care packages to those in need.

A survey used to collect data on hunger has been canceled by the U.S. Department of Agriculture. Missouri groups that use this data say it's important for understanding food insecurity.

Missouri is preparing to update its water quality standards for ammonia for the first time since 1999. This change could mean steep costs for small towns with lagoon wastewater systems.

Crickets chirp more in warmer weather according to Dolbear's law, which was established in 1897. The formula is based on the relationship between ambient air temperature and how often snowy tree crickets chirp in 15 seconds.

The Columbia Planning and Zoning Commission will hear a request at 7 p.m. Thursday, Oct. 9 to rezone a lot that could possibly be home to a new data center. Environmentalists are concerned.

MU researchers are working with the USDA to develop new ways to improve the flavor of soy-based foods.

A new web service launched Wednesday aims to connect farmers looking for a place to grow with landowners that have space ready for use.

University of Missouri President Mun Choi declared a crime crisis during a press conference, where he urged city and county leaders to take immediate action in response to the shooting that led to the death of Stephens College student Aiyanna Williams.

After returning from a visit to the Netherlands, longtime Columbia resident Owen Ramsingh is being detained by Immigration and Custom Enforcement in El Paso, Texas. Owen’s wife, Diana Ramsingh, said he was held by U.S. Customs in Chicago for 80 hours.

After MU employees received an email from UM System President Mun Choi that cautioned disruptive speech, First Amendment experts say the email creates a ‘chilling effect.’