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A live snake, an American kestrel and compost worms together with a preserved sturgeon were some of the wild animals on display for Columbia children and their parents at the American Legion Post 202 just outside Columbia.

A 20-year-old system for conducting internal reviews at the Columbia Police Department should be “completely revamped,” a consultant plans to tell City Council members tonight.

For the Missouri softball team, Sunday’s game against No. 10 Texas (26-9, 2-3) saw repeat performances from two of its standouts in Saturday’s come-from-behind victory.

Evan Frey wasn’t even supposed to need to bat in the ninth inning Sunday afternoon.

Former Missouri coach Norm Stewart was elected Sunday to the National Collegiate Basketball Hall of Fame.

Getting chosen for the random extra security check before boarding the plane at the Cleveland airport was the finishing touch to one of the worst weekends EeTisha Riddle has ever had to experience.

Hickman tennis players Ben Liu and Cole Pruitt have grown accustomed to balancing academics and athletics.

More than 24,000 American soldiers have been wounded in Iraq since the war began in March 2003. Most of the injuries have been to the arms and legs, and hundreds of soldiers have suffered infections that led to the amputation of one or more limbs.