Fred Anklam

Government funding deficits for individuals with disabilities emerged as a top issue during a candidate forum Monday hosted by the Columbia Disability Coalition.

The main issues Lane is centering his campaign around are small business development, university funding and crime prevention.

The forum held one week before Election Day featured questions from attendees.

Kamala Harris won't be campaigning in Missouri in the final stages of her too-close-to-call presidential campaign against Donald Trump.

Democrat Adrian Plank is running for reelection in House District 47 to continue the "fight for issues that will best serve them."

After four years of appearances at Columbia School Board meetings, and two runs for a seat on that board, John Potter is known as a persistent advocate for parents' rights in their children's education.

Voters next week will be asked to vote on whether to amend the Missouri Constitution to legalize sports betting, including online wagering.

Kathy Steinhoff is unopposed for the state House seat she won two years ago, but she's knocking on doors anyway to support her party.

In all the years that David Tyson Smith has lived in and served Columbia, he notes one consistency about the city: How much it changes for the better.

of 2 ST. LOUIS — Republican U.S. Sen. Josh Hawley and Democratic challenger Lucas Kunce faced off in their only televised debate Thursday, clashing over immigration, abortion, the economy and foreign policy.