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Plans to relocate the historic shotgun house at Garth and Worley streets to the Boone Junction historical village at Nifong Park are on hold while the city Parks and Recreation Department considers whether a relocation to Douglass Park might be feasible.

Under investigation for alleged Sunshine Law violations, Gov. Matt Blunt’s administration is retaliating with its own use of Missouri’s open-records law.

For one group of men, the Hy-Vee on Broadway is more than just a place to get coffee; it’s a meeting place for friends.

The state of Missouri has added an anesthesiologist to its team that will carry out executions, despite professional guidelines against doctors taking part in executions.

Frank Woodruff Buckles’ photograph was hung in the main hallway of the museum, the Veterans of Foreign Wars of the United States presented him with a gold medal of merit, and on Monday he will be presented the American flag flying outside the memorial.

Rock Bridge won the state boys doubles title on Saturday, after winning the team title on Thursday.

The University of Alabama Crimson Tide beat the MU Tigers 7-1 on Saturday in the NCAA Super Regionals. The loss eliminated Missouri from the tournament.

MU baseball was eliminated from the Big 12 Championship after falling to Texas A&M 6-2 on Saturday. The Tigers find out Monday if they get a berth in the NCAA championship.

There is no reason the legislature should save the bulk of its workload to the last minute, but 60 percent of legislation recently passed in the House cleared in the final hours of the session.

Some important and hopeful things are happening in the follow-up to President Bush’s recent visit to the Middle East.