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Missouri junior Julia Potter was selected to compete as an individual in the NCAA East Regional.

Even though the changes for western Broadway are some time away, community discussions are being held and sketches of the busy street's solutions are being presented.

House members have defeated a plan to spend $336 million of federal stimulus money on various projects across Missouri, calling the spending "pork."

Increased dependence on social networking and technology has diminished the quality of personal relationships.

Always close as children, sisters Rachel and Ashley Brawner find playing together on the Columbia College softball team has strengthened their relationship.

Stephens softball player Haley Caldwell has played the entire season with a torn ACL, which she suffered while playing basketball in October.

The Kewpies ended a three-game losing streak with a 2-0 victory against Timberland on Thursday at Francis Howell North.

Rivers across the state are reaching flood stage, and experts are worried the rain expected in the next five days will cause more serious floods.

Former Gov. Matt Blunt will join former U.S. Attorney General John Ashcroft's law and consulting firm.

E-mail pleas and promises of fortune should be cause for warning. Internet hoaxes can be checked at hoax-slayer.com.

America's third-largest automaker plans to produce smaller, more fuel efficient vehicles through a partnership with Italian automaker Fiat. The company's return from bankruptcy will be expedited by heavy government involvement.

Fifteen Boone County roads were closed Thursday because of flooding.

The woman told police she fired one round at the three burglars after one pointed a handgun at her.

Although the swine flu is a porcine, or pig virus, it is not behaving like most swine flu viruses do – swine flu usually doesn't transmit as readily between people.

J. Dale Youngs worked in the Missouri Attorney General's office while Gov. Jay Nixon was attorney general.

MU marked the Thai New Year with the The Grand Songkran Festival.

Officials said a 19-year-old Missouri man who visited a Nebraska health care center for another health condition probably has the virus.

The bill is already facing trouble in the Senate because it does not include caps on tax credits. The House bill would expand the popular Quality Jobs Program that allows employers to earn a tax credit and keep the withholding taxes of newly hired workers who earn average wages.

Sen. Arlen Specter switched political parties Tuesday from Republican to Democrat. Will the switch make a difference as the president tries to push through his policies? Or is it merely symbolic?