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The No. 15 Missouri women’s soccer team came from behind to defeat Nebraska 3-1 Sunday at Walton Stadium.

“Bam! Bam! Bam! Bam!” Jack shoots four in a row at an object in the dirt on the range.

“That got dirt, dirt, dirt, dirt in my eye, eye, eye, eye,” Zach jokes as some dust blows back toward them.

Residents have mixed feelings on the proposed reconstruction of 1,500 feet of Hunt Avenue.

A 21-year-old man was held at gunpoint and robbed by two men just after 2 a.m. Sunday, police said.

Gov. Matt Blunt, an abortion-rights opponent, has launched a task force on a scientific quest to determine how abortions affect women.

Julius E. Thompson, an MU professor of history and director of the Black Studies Program, died Friday, Oct. 26, 2007.

A barbecue grill near the porch was responsible for the fire, homeowner Curtis Smith said. Smith was grilling a roast and working outside at the time.

City Manager Bill Watkins is among several city officials who believe the effort to name downtown alleys, and to establish alley-front businesses, is getting ahead of itself.

With a makeover of a section of downtown in mind, AmerenUE and Columbia officials are searching for a way to evenly swap a 2-acre plot of land located near the intersection of Orr and Ash streets.

Sen. Chuck Graham, under pressure from Republicans to resign following his drunk driving arrest last weekend, said he has no plans to ditch his re-election campaign.

Fighters of the Kurdish Workers Party, the PKK, have killed 12 Turkish soldiers and wounded several more in an attack near the Turkish/Iraqi border. This is another international, ethnic and nationalist problem that could quickly get out of hand.

The Rock Bridge soccer team beat Jefferson City on Saturday setting up a game against No. 1 seed Hickman.