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Mesa Air Group will begin offering round-trip flights from Columbia to Kansas City and St. Louis on Oct. 5. The question is: Will anyone board them?

A Springfield man reported missing by the MU Department of Residential Life on Aug. 11 has not yet been located, police said.

The newly-paved, northern portion of Providence Road will not be striped before Missouri’s football game on Saturday, authorities say.

Words of sisterhood and community filled Stephens College’s Kimball Ballroom on Thursday morning as campus leaders and a famous alumna addressed 600 students.

Field Elementary School may be sanctioned for the first time for its performance on the Missouri Assessment Program. If the sanction occurs when the 2006 standardized test scores are finalized, Field parents will have the option to transfer their children to other schools.

Columbia police are cracking down on parking in and around East Campus starting, well, now.

A 40-year-old man was shot in the face early Wednesday morning at 203 Lincoln Drive.

Columbia’s first residential treatment facility for teens with drug and alcohol problems opened Wednesday, making it possible for 12- to 17-year-olds to stay closer to their families while going through the process of overcoming addiction.

An Ashland woman, missing since Aug. 23, has been found, Ashland Police said. Judith E. Roslien, 59, was located at 3 a.m. today in Pontiac, Ill. Police said Roslien was unharmed and that they had notified her family. Roslien was reported missing Aug. 23 after she failed to show up at a girls’ night out with friends. --Morgan Cook