Barney Allis Plaza hosts the free three-day festival through Sunday, now with a bilingual Health Zone tackling healthcare gaps.

The available material does not establish the details of a reported incident.

The U.S. Senate and Mizzou Athletics now back the unbeaten 1960 Tigers as national champs, honored Sept. 19 at Memorial Stadium.

An 80-year-old homeowner says a planned 10-foot walkway would leave her stuck shoveling snow for strangers near 179th and Antioch.

Craig Johnson used forged Utah livestock paperwork and a fake church trust to bilk investors before day-trading their money away.

Dustin A. Hill faces federal charges after allegedly driving a minor from Missouri to Kentucky.

The Bad Cat opens Sept. 18 across the lot from The Comedy Club, with 25 bands booked for its first six weeks.

Overnight storms knocked out Greenfield's treatment plant, shutting the courthouse and Nodaway Valley schools for the day.

Kat Cunningham, once Columbia's Citizen of the Year, is headed to federal prison after gambling away client payroll funds.

Brett Eldredge headlines the black-tie Treads & Threads gala at Kansas Speedway, benefiting a $575 million cancer center under construction.

A five-fold tax expansion would fix rusting stormwater pipes decades sooner and cover a looming police funding gap.

Patio Restaurant & Lounge closed after a year and a half, citing financial issues that followed a violent 2025 shooting at its own celebration.

Sheldon Perkins told police, “Yeah, I could have been dead too,” after a woman inside the residence fired at the intruders, killing his brother during the 2024 robbery attempt.