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SOCH LC, an Oklahoma-based development company, plans to build four buildings on Berrywood Drive, just east of Portland Street in east Columbia. The plan will total 275,300 square feet.

The game was the last one of the regular season for Hickman seniors.

The university’s Compete Missouri plan would increase faculty salaries, but result in the freezing of hiring professors to fill vacant jobs.

Although attending Missouri wasn’t in her plans, the Tigers have counted on freshman Rhea Taylor to spark their offense all season.

The death of John Strodtman left a void in the lives of the Hickman girls soccer team. Despite their respective retirements, Jeff Wallace and Sandy Paulsen stepped in to coach.

The Bruins tennis team secured its 21st victory of the season by defeating Fulton 13-0 on Thursday.

The MU forward will remain with the Tigers for another year. There is no word yet on whether fellow player DeMarre Carroll will also remove his name from consideration.

Mikayla Logan has only raced for a year, but in that time she's made it to a national competition.

An anti-illegal immigration group is advertising in newspapers across Missouri to support a Senate bill, which among other things would ban illegal immigrants from higher education and jobs.

Paramedics transported James C. Campbell, 18, to University Hospital with minor injuries.

Ryan R. Fairman, 19, and Darren M. Voight, 20, were arrested on charges of misdemeanor possession of marijuana and possession of drug paraphernalia.

Residents told conflicting stories and investigators are not sure who set the fire.

Employees of the Solid Waste Division have taken their complaints to the Columbia City Council and hope their concerns will be addressed in a pending round of annual negotiations.

Facebook, one of the world’s largest social networking Web sites, has reached an agreement with attorneys general from across the country, including Jay Nixon of Missouri.

Milhaud’s “La Création du Monde” will be performed under the direction of Leo Saguiguit as part of the season finale of the Odyssey Chamber Series.

Both Columbia and Boone County have revised projections for sales tax income this budget year.

The National Park Service is seeking public input as it considers changes to the grounds of the Gateway Arch in St. Louis.

Improvements to the Governor’s Mansion and Amtrak railroad tracks are among the projects included.