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Nevada, with the nation's fifth-ranked rushing attack, travels to Missouri a week after throwing a scare into Texas Tech.

Kansas coach Mark Mangino says this week's matchup with South Florida isn't as important as it might seem.

The movie "Network" links to the centennial celebration of the Missouri School of Journalism and a new exhibit at the museum, "Missouri through Lens and Palette."

The government's forced rescue of the mortgage finance giants Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac could have many unintended consequences.

Proposed reform to the party's voting system were disregarded by the district and state conventions, amid some outcries against abuses of GOP rules.

This business of allowing paid public servants to do whatever they please ... is so out of control that only the most irresponsible would insist that it continue.

Focusing on Obama’s spending habits, McCain and Palin returned for the second time in eight days to a critical swing state.

Some intersections will be shut down Tuesday morning during a visit by the Democratic vice presidential candidate.

The vice presidential candidate will speak at the ARC at 9:30 a.m. Tuesday.

The coming week will serve as an important historical marker for the Missouri School of Journalism. From Sept. 10 to Sept. 12, the school will celebrate the 100th anniversary of its founding and mark the event by dedicating the new, state-of-the-art Reynolds Journalism Institute.

On Sunday, a boat tour of Sequiota cave in Springfield disturbed a colony of more than 1,000 gray bats. Fears that the bats were going into hibernation left future tours up in the air.

Katharina Galor will discuss this topic in a lecture titled "Jesus: What is the Archaeological Evidence?" at 6 p.m. Thursday in Keller Auditorium in the Geology building at MU.

A firm that could be used in the selection process would determine what the district is looking for in a superintendent, seek applications and recommend candidates to the board.

In what may be the largest award for a case of its kind in Boone County history, a Columbia woman was awarded over $300,000 last week for damages related to prolonged sexual abuse.

An autopsy performed Monday on the body of a woman found dead in a car Friday at the McBaine parking lot for the Katy Trail revealed no evidence of foul play, Boone County Medical Examiner Eddie Adelstein said.

Twenty-eight of the dogs are now in the care of Arizona Beagle Rescue.

The Agriculture secretary talked about ethanol and developing a comprehensive energy plan in a speech Monday.

Three school administrators from New Orleans, North Carolina and Rhode Island were named as finalists to be the superintendent of St. Louis public schools.

The Boone County Fire Protection District says Joint Communications data are “inaccurate.”