In The Place for History, a bird once found in Missouri is now officially extinct and a German immigrant who lived in the ...

In its heyday, the Sharp End was where Black businesses flourished in a very segregated Columbia. “The restaurants, the bars ...

The National Park Service has awarded the Missouri Botanical Garden $99,920 because of its connection to slavery.

Missouri educators got the opportunity to tour all three Army regimental museums housed in Fort Leonard Wood’s John B.

With the grant money, MOBOT hopes to have more programs, interpretive panels, exhibits and digital engagement about the ...

Missouri Pacific history is easier to understand if the railroad is considered in three parts: the lines west of St. Louis, ...

Cape Girardeau County hosts over 50 Revolutionary War veterans' graves, revealing rich historical insights. A pension file ...

Ann and Woody enjoy a delicious hot dog on their first date in the 1949 educational short “Dating Dos and Don’ts,” which will be shown at the Missouri History Museum on Feb. 13. When you are a ...

Making the most of Black History Month, Columbia artists and musicians are celebrating through rich, personal expressions.

Sherman Hicks was taken into custody in Jackson County, Missouri, following a police pursuit that ended in a crash in Kansas ...

Black History Month is a time to celebrate and honor the history, accomplishments and culture of African American men and ...