How a Telecom Expense Audit Can Improve Vendor Accountability
How a Telecom Expense Audit Can Improve Vendor Accountability
The Role of AI & Machine Learning in Modern Android Apps
The Role of AI & Machine Learning in Modern Android Apps
MoDOT warns of statewide text scams
The scammers claim to be from the Missouri Department of Transportation (MoDOT) and say there is an outstanding traffic ticket that needs to be paid.
South Carolina's SEC home/away opponents released for 2025-26 season
The four-time reigning SEC Champion Gamecocks will host Texas, Tennessee and Ole Miss – all top-20 finishers last season – in Columbia in addition to NCAA Tournament participants Mississippi State and Vanderbilt. Georgia and Missouri round out the Gamecocks’ home slate.
In Our View: Move to end critical fish deal offers no solutions
A decision by the Trump administration further imperils salmon and demonstrates the capricious nature of the president’s governing.
The Heritage of Dylann Roof
Dylann Roof has a legitimate claim to the heritage that Nikki Haley upholds for its devotion to family and tradition, traits visibly entwined throughout his patrimony. He is no outlier.
3 Wildcats, 3Lions, 1 Viking named All-State for baseball
Three players from the North A champion Columbia Falls Wildcats are All-State in baseball, and three more Wildcats garnered all-conference honors in voting by league coaches. Fifteen players were designated first-team all-North A,
New sand source tested as study is released man-made reefs, other solutions
Offshore reefs, sand brought in from British Columbia and other ideas are being explored to battle chronic erosion that has wiped out the city’s beaches.
SEC home/away opponents released for reigning league champs
South Carolina women’s basketball learned today at which location it will play each of its 16 SEC games in the 2025-26 season.
70 years ago, these beach reads explained Jews to America
In the mid-1950s Jews were being depict­ed not as alien or disreputable immi­grants but rather as mem­bers of a respect­ed Amer­i­can reli­gion, reflected in a mid­dle­brow literary cul­ture that
Jewish student opinion remains divided after Oct. 7 attacks
Jewish students across U.S. campuses express a wide range of emotions and perspectives in the aftermath of the Oct. 7 attacks and ensuing conflict.
BWXT Appoints Kevin McCoy, Joe Miller & Kate Kelly to Key Leadership Roles
BWX Technologies has appointed Kevin McCoy , Joseph Miller and Kate Kelly to key executive positions. The Lynchburg, Virginia-based company said Monday McCoy will serve as chief nuclear officer, Miller as president of government operations and Kelly as president of advanced technologies.
Columbia leaders take first steps toward addressing crime
Columbia leaders are optimistic a new board by the city's Office of Violence Prevention will help the community crack down on crime. OVP Administrator D'Markus Thomas-Brown said he knew coming into the job that he couldn't get things done by himself.
How smelling roses could help you make stronger memories
If hearing an old song or getting a whiff of freshly sharpened pencils instantly carries you back to high school, you’re familiar with the link between your senses and memory. W
GAO finds Trump administration’s second violation of federal spending law
GAO found the Institute of Museum and Library Services has cut its funding by more than half in the first five months of this year, compared to recent years.
Senate Republicans Reduce House’s Proposed Endowment Tax Hike
The proposed increase would be less than what House Republicans want to see, but it’s still a blow for colleges that have lobbied against the plan.
Canada wildfire near Vancouver contained
A Canadian wildfire that threatened a community near Vancouver was being contained Monday, authorities said, with favorable weather conditions in another region allowing thousands of evacuees to return home.
Mizzou Standout Phil Pressey Expected to Become Head Coach for Celtics NBA G League Team
Phil Pressey is expected to be named head coach of the Boston Celtics' NBA G League affiliate according to a report.
Americans turn out in more than 2,000 cities for ‘No Kings’ protests
Millions gathered over the weekend at 'No Kings' events to protest the actions and policies of President Donald Trump.
Conservative flagship’s first woman chancellor, Shuly Rubin Schwartz, to step down in 2026
Schwartz, who has headed the Jewish Theological Seminary since 2020, says she never intended a “lengthy tenure.”
In a bone-dry June, wildfires begin to stalk Washington and Oregon
A dry spring is worsening conditions east of the Cascades. Even on the west side, the Seattle area has seen no measurable rainfall this month.
Sandra Oh Urges Dartmouth Graduates to Dance in “Destabilizing Times” as She Talks DEI and ‘Grey’s’ Changes She Fought For
In a speech that had the 'Grey's Anatomy' actor discussing controversial diversity, inclusion and equity policies, the Canadian-born actress asked the college’s class of 2025: “Could I get deported?”
True Colors drag troupe inspires audiences to be their true selves
True Colors was inspired by Drag Syndrome, a U.K.-based drag collective made up of artists with Down syndrome, but Chrysanthemum and Forester found this approach somewhat limiting. “We decided it could be for anybody who was interested and wanted to participate and learn more about it,” Forester told the Tribune.
Columbia City Council to discuss pedestrian safety
City Council will review pedestrian safety and potentially sign a contract to revise the city's action plan and Vision Zero.
Leonard Lauder, billionaire heir to cosmetics empire, dies at 92
Leonard Lauder, the eldest son of cosmetics pioneers Estée and Joseph H. Lauder and the former head of cosmetics giant Estée Lauder Companies, died on Saturday, according to an announcement by the company.
56 homes burned in Rowena fire, containment operations continue
As of Sunday morning, the fire had burned 56 homes and 91 other structures, including sheds, barns and shops, according to the Wasco County Sheriff’s office. No lives have been lost.
A steamy Father’s Day with a chance for a few storms
Today will be hot and humid with a chance for just a few afternoon storms. Most of the Midlands can expect to stay dry.
The 'king of poisons' is building up in rice
Grist reports that climate change is loading rice—the beloved grain that feeds more than half of the world's population—with increasing amounts of arsenic, creating a "scary" health burden.
OVI suspect accused of speeding, crossing over lines: North Olmsted Police Blotter
An officer at 2:39 a.m. on May 26 spotted an SUV driving eastbound on Lorain Road near Christman Drive at 54 mph in a 35 mph zone. The vehicle was crossing over lines, failing to maintain one lane, and not using turn signals,
Thousands in NYC protest Trump at ‘No Kings Day’ events, undaunted by rain
Demonstrators unfurled banners that read, “No Crown for a Clown” and “Trumpster Fire,” as they screamed, “Hey, hey! Ho, ho! Donald Trump has got to go!”
Hundreds gather at Statehouse for “No Kings” rally as over 1,400 more held across U.S.
Hundreds gather at the Statehouse to take part in the "No Kings" rally -- one of many happening across the U.S. on Saturday.
Hundreds gather for 'No Kings' protest in Columbia ahead of Trump's military parade
Hundreds of people participated in Columbia's "No Kings" protest, criticizing President Trump's immigration policies and calling his actions undemocratic.
CASEY RYAN: Accreditors Wield Power To End DEI In Schools
Accreditors wield significant power in determining if universities can receive federal funding or even grant recognized degrees. Institutions of higher
Columbia voters hear from Second Ward candidates at Muleskinners meeting
Ken Rice and Vera Elwood described their connection to Columbia while emphasizing areas of the city that need improvement at a Boone County Muleskinners meeting.
Students in Columbia create Little Free Library to inspire resilience after deadly tornado
After a devastating EF-3 tornado tore through Columbia, Tennessee, last year, students at E.A. Cox Middle School are helping their community build resilience through a special project.
Columbia ‘No Kings Rally’ to feature speakers and march Saturday
Protesters are expected to meet in Fayette, Boonville, Columbia and Jefferson City Saturday to join the nationwide "No Kings Rally."