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After weeks of anticipation, fall foliage is finally here. Missourian photographers walked the streets and trails of Columbia to find pictures of changing leaves and changing weather.

With his trademark back flip, toothy grin and jovial personality, Carl Edwards rocketed his way to NASCAR superstar status. Now his Nextel Cup rivals claim that Mr. Nice Guy routine was nothing more than an elaborate act.

The Missouri Bar Association won’t take a stance on having a moratorium on the death penalty in Missouri, but a national ban is recommended by the American Bar Association.

Schnucks will provide free generic antibiotics for customers with prescription. The act is aimed to make affordable health care easier.

Over 2,000 people were expected to attend a health fair at the Reynolds Alumni Center on Monday, which marked the launch of the Healthy for Life: T.E. Atkins MU Wellness Program. The program is designated for faculty and staff.

Hickman and Rock Bridge high schools also lacked extensive infrastructure when they were built.

AmerenUE will add a one-time credit to their customers’ November bill as a result of consolidating rates for natural gas. Customers are expected to see a bill rise the rest of winter.

Central Missouri Community Action plans to build an apartment complex to house homeless 16- to 21-year-olds. The group plans to meet with the North Central Columbia Neighborhood Association to discuss the plans.

The Maneater, MU’s student newspaper, earned the National Pacemaker Award from the Associated Collegiate Press.

The driver may face 5 to 15 years in prison for colliding with another car and killing a woman while driving the wrong way on U.S. 63.

Rose Porter of the Sinclair School of Nursing at MU decided Monday to retire after eight years as the school’s dean.

The Columbia chapter of the Missouri Writer’s Guild is working with the Stephens College creative writing department to hold its annual conference on Saturday. Registration must be received by Thursday.

A man was robbed at gunpoint in the 1000 block of Madison Street, according to a news release.

When it comes to preventing highway deaths, reducing the speed limit on U.S. 63 is a better solution than building a fence.

In these troublesome times, the holidays are a good way to get back together and forget your worries.

It looks like MU wrestling coach Brian Smith has to make some tough decisions this season. He said his wrestlers at 125, 141 and 174 pounds are in close competitions to start the season.

While the Missouri football team won on Saturday against Iowa State, losing captain safety Pig Brown could be what the team remembers most when looking back at the game.

A muslim woman leaves the community center in the Brabrand area of Århus, Denmark, at the end of a meeting over the closing of Nordårdskolen in the Gellerupparken housing community.