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About: KBIA, is a National Public Radio-member station in Columbia, Missouri. It carries regional news coverage, locally produced news shows, original talk shows, as well as NPR news programs including All Things Considered and Morning Edition.
Contact Us: KBIA University of Missouri 215 Lee Hills Hall Columbia, MO 65211.
Another Missouri city offers template to revise Columbia recycling

Another Missouri city offers template to revise Columbia recycling

MU's Choi wants Columbia to “clean up” homeless encampments. What does he mean?

MU's Choi wants Columbia to “clean up” homeless encampments. What does he mean?

Sarah Mosteller: "I kind of feel like my body and my mind knew that I was gay before I did."

Sarah Mosteller: "I kind of feel like my body and my mind knew that I was gay before I did."

Missouri adds speech impairment designation to driver’s licenses

Missouri adds speech impairment designation to driver’s licenses

Cows, crops and energy: Experiments explore multi

Cows, crops and energy: Experiments explore multi

Update: Longtime Columbia resident detained by ICE, DHS cites convictions from the '90s

Update: Longtime Columbia resident detained by ICE, DHS cites convictions from the '90s

New web service aims to connect farmers and landowners

New web service aims to connect farmers and landowners

This year's COVID-19 shot is available, but shifting guidance is leaving consumers confused

This year's COVID-19 shot is available, but shifting guidance is leaving consumers confused

Columbia officials seek holistic solutions to downtown crime

Columbia officials seek holistic solutions to downtown crime

Solar arrays supply shade

Solar arrays supply shade

Afternoon Newscast for September 30, 2025

Afternoon Newscast for September 30, 2025

New project to teach conservation methods to female landowners in Midwest

New project to teach conservation methods to female landowners in Midwest

Missouri overdose death rates drop 26% in 2024

Missouri overdose death rates drop 26% in 2024

Columbia leaders refute Choi's "rampant crime" label

Columbia leaders refute Choi's "rampant crime" label

Mizzou researchers receive grant to study rural telehealth

Mizzou researchers receive grant to study rural telehealth

For migrating birds, windows are a matter of life or death

For migrating birds, windows are a matter of life or death

MSJP ordered to remove Gaza sign from homecoming decorations

MSJP ordered to remove Gaza sign from homecoming decorations

As other fests cancel amid threats, Sedalia Pride Picnic to continue

As other fests cancel amid threats, Sedalia Pride Picnic to continue

In anticipation of a potential federal shutdown, Missouri state agencies prepare

In anticipation of a potential federal shutdown, Missouri state agencies prepare

Kirksville officials warn of scams among statewide increase of fraudulent impersonations

Kirksville officials warn of scams among statewide increase of fraudulent impersonations

New portable tool removes the guesswork from diagnosing a concussion

New portable tool removes the guesswork from diagnosing a concussion

Columbia Fire Department turns to AI to strengthen emergency response

Columbia Fire Department turns to AI to strengthen emergency response

Missouri officials weigh in on Trump's $100k visa fee

Missouri officials weigh in on Trump's $100k visa fee

PFLAG Sedalia makes space for 'people seeking support for themselves or for their loved ones.'

PFLAG Sedalia makes space for 'people seeking support for themselves or for their loved ones.'

Ag department cuts 30-year survey of food insecurity

Ag department cuts 30-year survey of food insecurity

KBIA’s ‘The Next Harvest’ return to dig deeper into farming solutions

KBIA’s ‘The Next Harvest’ return to dig deeper into farming solutions

Afternoon Newscast for September 23, 2025

Afternoon Newscast for September 23, 2025

Moberly renews investment in AI data tool to boost tourism

Moberly renews investment in AI data tool to boost tourism

First Amendment experts criticize letter to MU employees

First Amendment experts criticize letter to MU employees

Judge grants Mizzou Palestinian student group access to parade

Judge grants Mizzou Palestinian student group access to parade