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Both women had other plans after college graduation.

Columbia, a city that already boasts Nifong Park, Stephens Lake and Grindstone Nature Area, among others, is officially getting greener.

A national recall of more than 40 brands of pet food on Friday had Columbia store employees pulling products from their shelves during the weekend.

A 17-year-old boy was wounded once in the leg after shots were fired at the intersection of Third and Grand avenues Sunday night, according to a news release from the Columbia Police Department. The exact number of shots fired is not known.

With approval of the statewide video franchising bill by the Missouri General Assembly, Columbia Access Television and other public, educational and government channels throughout Missouri face a lack of guaranteed funding after Jan. 1, 2012.

Stephanie Stafford knows what it’s like to win big. The Columbia resident entered the Missouri Lottery’s ticket design contest and won second place out of nearly 1,000 entries from around the state.

Students were noticeably absent Monday evening at a forum aimed at gathering community input on the University of Missouri System’s search for a new president.

A Columbia man who police say solicited a child for sex was arrested Monday by the Mid-Missouri Internet Crimes Task Force.

University of Missouri system president Elson Floyd narrates Aaron Copland’s “Lincoln Portrait,” part of the University of Missouri School of Music’s The Music of Pulitzer Prize Winning Composers, performed Monday night, March 19, at Jesse Auditorium.

During his 11 years of civic experience, including eight years on city and county commissions, Skala has always had something to say. Now he’s looking to speak up for Third Ward interests while sitting in his own council seat.

When Hickman junior Chris Pfau put on a Kewpies uniform for the first time his freshman year, he set a goal for himself.

Putting a left-handed spin on a serve is something not many tennis players can do. For Rock Bridge senior Stefan Nosic, playing tennis as a lefty is a clear advantage.

Missouri junior Elisha Hunt was seeded 15th in the women’s weight throw last week at the indoor NCAA championships, but surprised everybody by finishing fourth.