Polson keeps winning, Columbia Falls season ends
Polson battled back to win in the final inning, while Columbia Falls won a pair of games before losing to Lewistown to end their season. Down 4-3 heading to the final frame, the Lady Pirates erupted for 11 runs,
Section 2 Flag Football Championships: Columbia wins back-to-back titles, Albany High wins its first
The Columbia Blue Devils repeated as Section 2 champions after defeating last year’s Division 2 champion, Burnt Hills-Ballston Lake, 14-12 in the Class B title game. Albany High won the Class A title over Shenendehowa 38-31.
1A boys soccer: Isaac Reynoso goal lifts Columbia-White Salmon to 1-0 win over Highland
Isaac Reynoso tapped in a deflection by Benson Zendt in the 46th minute to send Columbia-White Salmon to a 1-0 win over Highland in a 1A boys soccer state round-of-16 playoff Friday in White Salmon.
United Airlines returning to Columbia after four-year absence
United Airlines will start flying again out of Columbia in the fall after nearly four years without local flights. City officials in a Thursday news conference announced the resumption of United service Sept.
Columbia drivers pay highest gas prices in Missouri heading into Memorial Day
A press release from AAA shows that drivers in Columbia are paying more for gas this upcoming holiday weekend than anyone else in the state. The average price of fuel at Columbia gas stations is $2.98 per gallon of regular unleaded fuel,
Ellicott City and Columbia Hailed as Top U.S. Places to Live by U.S. News and World Report
Ellicott City and Columbia in Howard County rank highly on U.S. News & World Report's list of top places to live in the U.S.
Columbia interim Utilities director officially hired for the role
Keys has spent more than 25 years working at the city of Columbia designing, managing and directing infrastructure improvement projects in both the Utilities and Public Works departments. According to the news release, she has served as the Utilities department's interim director since March.
Columbia line worker undergoes amputation after electric shock
Kody Kile, a Columbia line worker who was injured by an electric shock while working to restore a power outage early Tuesday, is now in stable condition at Mercy Hospital in St. Louis, according to his family.
Columbia Students Honor Mahmoud Khalil in Unofficial Commencement
The recent graduate who was arrested by immigration forces in March was front and center at the “People’s Graduation” in uptown Manhattan.
Anti-Israel Graduates at Columbia Branded ‘Spoiled Brats’ for Ripping Up, Burning Diplomas at Commencement
Students seeking to enjoy the ceremony in peace couldn’t catch a break.
ICE won’t let Mahmoud Khalil hold newborn as Columbia activist remains detained on day of commencement ceremony
Khalil’s representatives said that ICE’s refusal stood in contrast to the agency’s directives encouraging contact visits and preserving parental rights.
Students chant 'Free Mahmoud' at Columbia University graduation
There was one notable -- and loudly noted -- absence on Wednesday at Columbia University's graduation ceremony: detained pro-Palestinian student protest leader Mahmoud Khalil."Boo... Shame on you!" students chanted when Clare Shipman,
Columbia County schools to begin graduations
Nearly one year after Hurricane Helene carved its path through the CSRA, local contractors say there is light at the end of the tunnel. Officials say they are still clearing trees from the canal.
Columbia University students chant 'Free Mahmoud' at graduation ceremony
Columbia University students chanted "Free Mahmoud" at a graduation ceremony Tuesday in support of classmate Mahmoud Khalil, now in a federal detention facility and awaiting possible deportation for pro-Palestinian activism that the Trump administration calls a threat to American foreign policy.
Columbia grads shred, burn diplomas amid pro-Palestine protest
Several graduates of Columbia University on Wednesday shredded and burned their diplomas in a show of support for Palestine.
Columbia Parks and Recreation to open Cosmo Bike Park
Columbia Parks and Recreation is set to dedicate and open the Cosmo Bike Park on Thursday. The new bike park was funded by the voter approved Park Sales tax and donations from Frank W. Morris Memorial Trust, Columbia Missouri Trail Association and Veterans United Foundation.
Columbia holds off on vote to rescind ‘Conversion Therapy’ ban
According to the American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) reports that 23 states have puts bans in place to keep minors from being subjected to what the organization describes as a “harmful practice” used to force a change to a person’s sexual orientation and or gender in order to persuade someone who is homosexual to become heterosexual.
Columbia’s Acting President Booed at Commencement as Students Demand Mahmoud Khalil’s Release
Here in New York, Columbia University’s acting President Claire Shipman was met with loud boos and chants of “Free Mahmoud” as she walked up to the stage during a graduation ceremony Tuesday. Announcer: “Please welcome the acting president of Columbia University,
Ex-Bloomberg reporter was arrested at Columbia anti-Israel protest
Jason Kao no longer employed by Bloomberg after his arrest during the occupation of a university library by anti-Israel radicals earlier this month.
Fmr. Navy second-in-command convicted of bribery
Retired four-star Adm. Robert P. Burke, served as the second-highest ranking officer in the U.S. Navy, was convicted of bribery.
Columbia University president booed with 'Free Mahmoud' chants
Video shows a crowd heckling Columbia University's president at a graduation ceremony:: New York:: Chants of 'Free Mahmoud' refer to the detention of Palestinian student Mahmoud KhalilReuters was able to verify the location of footage from buildings and road layout seen on file images,
Dutch Square Center movie theater in Columbia quietly closed last month, notice shows
On one of the doors at Bow Tie Cinemas in Columbia's Dutch Square Center, a notice said the theater closed April 20.
Deer Island Man Faces Manslaughter and DUI Charges After Fatal Crash on Highway 30 in Columbia County
Oregon State Police report a fatal car crash on Highway 30 involving a speeding, impaired driver resulting in one death and injuries.
Palestinian activist Mohsen Mahdawi graduates from Columbia after release from ICE detention
Mohsen Mahdawi graduated with a bachelor’s degree in philosophy from Columbia’s School of General Studies on Monday.
Columbia affordable housing providers unsure of future with federal funding cuts
Columbia-area housing providers look to maintain programs as federal protections for LGBTQ+ are threatened and potential funding cuts could mean turmoil.
Columbia Falls man dies in Flathead County
KALISPELL — A 38-year-old man from Columbia Falls died in a two-vehicle Sunday afternoon crash. The Montana Highway Patrol reports the crash happened shortly after 3:15 p.m. on Montana Highway 35 near Columbia Falls Stage Road.
Missouri Task Force One returns to Columbia after responding to deadly St. Louis storms
Missouri Task Force One returned to Columbia on Sunday afternoon following a two-day deployment to north St. Louis Friday in response to deadly storms. The 88-member emergency response team was sent to assist with recovery efforts after severe weather caused widespread damage across parts of the city.
Fired in British Columbia after challenging a demotion? 4 things employees must do
If you receive a severance offer from your employer, don’t sign anything before seeking legal advice, says a leading employment lawyer.
Columbia city council to discuss protections when complying with executive orders
The Columbia city council will discuss a resolution to protect city officials when engaging in duties related to federal grants and contracts in Monday night's meeting, addressing key pieces regarding the city's compliance with government-wide requirements.
Serial shoplifter busted again at Columbia Heights Target
A 52-year-old woman is facing over a year behind bars after being convicted Wednesday of felony-enhanced second-degree theft for stealing
What It Would Look Like if the Trump Admin Got Its Way in the Birthright Citizenship Case
The Supreme Court could create a patchwork of citizenship rules that echoes a dark time in the nation's history.
Heat and humidity continues with an isolated storm chance this evening
After a hot and humid afternoon to start the work week, we’re watching for an isolated storm or two to arrive this evening.
Trump Has His Law Firms Right Where He Wants Them
Even more than free legal help, what the president gets from the firms is the joy of publicly dominating and demeaning his adversaries.
Richland County deputies are using AI to review bodycam footage. Academics say it's solving issues.
The Richland County Sheriff's Department is using AI to help audit body worn camera footage. USC researchers say it's nearly doubled their professionalism.
Who does South Carolina softball play in Columbia Super Regional? NCAA Tournament bracket update
South Carolina softball beat North Florida to advance to the NCAA super regionals. Here's who the Gamecocks will face next in the NCAA Tournament.
Committee brainstorming ways to celebrate citizen award recipients
Originally pitched as a medal program to acknowledge outstanding Prince George residents, members of the Select Committee on Citizen Recognition Program have discussed other ways of recognizing recipients at their most recent meetings.