The vehicle eventually pulled over on I-90/94 in Dane County, about 13 miles from the original contact, and the driver and passenger were quickly taken into custody.

The Mid-Missouri Radio Control Society comes together during the summer multiple times for official events where they fly together. However, the pilots also come out whenever the weather allows. A member of the radio control society, Kurt Mirtsching said there are two important things to know about pilots and when they fly.

A hacker has a list of millions of people by race. So why is the coverage about Zohran Mamdani?

Palestinian activist who was detained by United States Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents at his Columbia University-owned apartment back in March, sat down with CBS News New York's Dick Brennan for an interview Friday.

Missouri's sales tax holiday runs from August 1-3, 2025, with limits on tax-free purchases for specific items. The kids aren't ready to hear about heading back to school, which for Columbia pre-K-12 students will happen Tuesday, Aug. 19, but an upcoming sales tax holiday can help parents save on their back-to-school shopping.

Indian Bistro will be located in the Columbia Palace Plaza, owned by Continental Realty Corporation, at 8675 Centre Park Drive. Although the restaurant has not yet publicized an opening date or menu, a banner outside the property reads that it will be “coming soon” to the plaza and will specialize in “authentic Indian cuisine.”

Parks and trails are one of the things Columba and mid-Missouri do best. Whether it's the cool descent toward Devil's Icebox at Rock Bridge State Park, traversing numerous sections of the MKT or Katy Trails, or striking out on other out-of-the-way paths, Missouri's good nature always delivers.

COLUMBIA, Ala. (WTVY) - The town of Columbia is nearing a resolution for a hazardous railroad crossing that is costing drivers money. This active railroad crossing owned by Genesee and Wyoming sits at west church street in Columbia. It sees a lot of traffic for various reasons.

Michael Rabiger, who taught documentary filmmaking at Columbia College Chicago and was the author of a widely used textbook on the subject, has died.