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New heat advisories and warnings help Missourians know whether to get out in the sunshine or take refuge with the nearest air-conditioner.

The Columbia station was named Television Station of the Year by the press club.

The city is looking to replace its existing mercury-vapor lights with more energy-efficient alternatives.

Though Boone County was under a flash flood watch, no flooding was reported on Monday

A southeast Missouri man convicted 14 years ago in a college student’s murder but who claims innocence moved one step closer Monday toward the chance to clear his name. The man was prosecuted by Kenny Hulshof when he was a special state prosecutor

The U.S. Election Assistance Commission will award 27 colleges, including MU, and nonprofit organizations, $750,000 of federal grant money to recruit students to work at polls in November. MU will receive $25,705 to conduct its recruitment.

MarineParents.com has become a widely used internet resource for family and friends of the U.S. Marines Corps. The organization’s largest charity venture is The Care Package Project.

Columbia’s focus on core classes cut out choir so concerned parents and students spoke up

After a long day of racing and many close calls, three children came out on top at the 2008 Mid-Missouri Soap Box Derby.

The Stephens Lake Outdoor Cinema Series will be showing Alfred Hitchcock’s “The Birds” on Friday.

A report by the Environment and Energy Commission suggests Columbia address several issues dealing with land preservation and venues for environmental rectification.

Amid harsh criticism from Gov. Matt Blunt, Barack Obama seeks to widen the close-margin voter gap between himself and John McCain.

The audit says problems in the process used to check the names of immigrants seeking citizenship led to large backlogs and raised questions about the reliability of resulting information.

The money raised by the raffle will be used to help patients at St. Jude Children's Hospital.

Three hand signs and luck are the only things holding Poplar Bluff resident from a $50,000 prize and a chance to compete internationally during the Beijing Olympics.

To deal with rising gas prices and a global demand for more energy, current politicians and business owners need to break from past policies and turn to new solutions.

Three people are dead after separate accidents across the state, according to reports from the Missouri State Water Patrol.

Authorities are investigating whether the theft is connected to similar cases across the country.