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Hopes of finding more survivors from the powerful earthquake that rocked Colombia early this week were fading on Thursday as rescue workers narrowed their searches, while families in the worst-hit areas waited for news of missing relatives.

Today on NT Daily: property owners raise concerns about the proposed Boggs Creek trail, two major Missouri ballot lawsuits head to court in Cole County, and back-to-school season is officially underway at Lincoln University and Jefferson City Public Schoo

Lincoln University's incoming students turned the Richardson Fine Arts Center Auditorium into the ultimate school spirit zone just before receiving critical advice for their new undertaking.

After experiencing weather delays and some construction issues, progress is being made on the Community Health Center of Central Missouri's new Women's and Children's Center in Jefferson City.

The S&P 500 and the Nasdaq ended higher on Wednesday, lifted by upbeat quarterly results from CoreWeave and other AI infrastructure firms, while mild inflation data reinforced bets that the U.S. Federal Reserve will hold interest rates steady in September

Taylor Farms has become the latest distributor to recall food products that contain jalapeños that are potentially contaminated with salmonella and linked to a larger multi-state bacterial outbreak that includes California.

DUBAI/WASHINGTON -- Iran and the United States remain at loggerheads over efforts to agree a permanent end to the war in the Gulf, according to a senior Iranian source, who said there had been no progress in talks to revive the interim deal agreed in June

LOS ANGELES - Travis Kelce made his first public comments about his star-studded wedding to Taylor Swift on Wednesday, calling it

Triple-double king and former NBA MVP Russell Westbrook announced his retirement after 18 seasons Wednesday via social media.

PITTSBURGH -- One of the best parts of summer are the long and short car trips that get you out of town and into nature.