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If Rep. Cunningham’s legislation passes, it will pressure educators into representing unacademic and religion-based ideologies.

The Missouri Department of Corrections received a mandate Monday to return Rios to Boone County for a new murder trial.

Ranked No. 6 in the BCS, the Missouri football team is competing against Oklahoma, Kansas and Texas for spots in the premiere January bowl games.

Unanimous vote lets staff decide about work at Stadium and Forum boulevards and tables Hunt Avenue proposal.

Alley A, between Ninth and Tenth streets and Broadway and Cherry Street, is named. A decision about naming the rest of the alleys was left for the Nov. 19 meeting.

Missouri women's soccer coach Bryan Blitz was named Big 12 Conference Coach of the Year and eight MU players received Big 12 postseason honors.

The Missouri women's basketball team needed a 35-8 second-half run to beat Pittsburg State in Monday's preseason exhibition.

If the City Council continues on the course set in Monday’s work session, CAT will have to start competing for funding in fiscal 2009 with other public communication programs, including the educational and government access channels.

Junior guard Joe Flanner had 15 points and five rebounds for the Cougars in their victory over Central Bible College

The Columbia Fire Department honored four individuals at the City Council meeting for their heroics.

Police arrested Jason Guevera of 1707 Nelwood Drive in connection with the stabbing of a 22-year-old Columbia man during a party Sunday night in north Columbia.

Long-awaited plans to extend Lemone Industrial Boulevard to alleviate traffic problems have been modified.

The court aims to reduce recidivism by supporting probationers as they make their transition back into society.

A Columbia woman has been sentenced to probation and shock detention, as well as being ordered to pay restitution after stealing thousands from Simon Steel.

A proposition for a 10-year extension of the county's half-cent sales tax for roads is the only issue on the countywide ballot.

The box culvert is part of an agreement with the Links Development.

When the signatures are certified, the City Council must decide to repeal the ban or put it on the April ballot.

City crews will replace two manholes on College Avenue later this week.

Purses or bags located in the vehicles, which had broken windows and damage to the door frames, were stolen.