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Tuesday night’s matchup between the Hickman and Rock Bridge girls’ soccer teams at Walton Stadium held many perks for both the players and the fans.

It’s been a season of growth for Rock Bridge tennis player Aron Franck.

Although Hickman won 6-3, Thursday’s match against Hannibal was still up for grabs after singles.

When Jeff Johanningmeier switched sports, he ran into

Steven Pryor got a new job a few months ago. He started working at the registrar’s office at William Woods University in Fulton.

Calling on relatives and friends, attorneys for convicted killer Ernest Lee Johnson portrayed him as a slow child who showed signs of mental deficiency while growing up in rural Missouri — a portrait they hope will convince a jury that Johnson is retarded and, therefore, shouldn’t be put to death.

The body of the woman found in Rock Bridge Memorial State Park on Monday was identified as a part-time Columbia College student.

JEFFERSON CITY — There’s not much time left, but one of the final actions under consideration this year by Missouri lawmakers is a proposed constitutional amendment that would make it easier for them to receive pay raises.

JEFFERSON CITY — Missouri lawmakers approved the creation of a new public school Tuesday that would link students to teachers and textbooks by the computer instead of a traditional classroom.

JEFFERSON CITY — Critics of a bill that would make it easier to disqualify workers from jobless benefits tied up the Missouri Senate for more than nine hours before it passed early Tuesday morning.

Thirty minutes before the MU Biology 1010 exam, the mood was anything but stressed.

If you want a ticket to the showdown on the stem cell debate this November, be sure to register to vote. The deadline for signatures to put the measure to protect some forms of embryonic stem cell research was Tuesday and now voters will get a chance to weigh in.

ST. LOUIS — A finance magazine has ranked four Missouri cities among the nation’s “smart” places to live.