Missouri S&T's updated master plan includes rerouting a major road into campus from Interstate 44.

Missouri Secretary of State Jay Ashcroft is promoting fair elections, saying, “This will be the safest election we’ve ever had.”

Missouri S&T English professor and author Sarah Hercula says our language is fraught with racism and sexism, but there is a linguistics approach to changing that.

The Rolla Public Library is using local data and its own metric to decide when to be fully open and when to go with curbside service only.

Missouri S&T held a symposium to highlight efforts to develop manufacturing opportunities for rural areas.

For Army Spc. Joseph Murrell, the military might just be destiny. According to his family research, almost every man in his paternal bloodline — except for his father — served the military in some way. The legacy started when Murrell’s long-ago ancestor, Pvt. William Murrell, joined the Union Army in 1863. A runaway slave, Pvt. Murrell had fled to Ohio and served in the 109th U.S. Colored Troop.

Craft brewers pride themselves on being local, but one of their main ingredients comes from far away. Missouri-grown hops could be an option.

The soybean oil could be cheaper, safer, better for the environment and in use within a year.

A Rolla business owner used the shutdown to fix up an old steam engine and passenger car on display in a city park.

ROLLA — Therapists and researchers have long used music to diagnose and treat disorders such as dementia and Alzheimer's, but there hasn’t been a standard…

ROLLA — As part of its efforts to reopen campus and slow the spread of the coronavirus, Missouri University of Science and Technology is expecting…

Brig. Gen. James Bonner took command of Fort Leonard Wood on Friday, but it won’t take him long to get acclimated to the installation in the Ozarks.This…