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Outfielder Greg Folgia hit a three-run inside-the-park to give the Tigers a four run lead in the fifth inning helping the Tigers beat the Jayhawks 8-5. Folgia also hit a solo home run in the first inning.

MU's Gaines/Oldham Black Culture Center presented its Black Heritage Festival on Friday, complete with music and entertainment.

A new program for Head Start parents aims to cut down on emergency room visits by educating them about when to take their children to the emergency room and when health problems can be treated at home.

The MU School of Journalism is recommending that incoming freshman purchase an iPod Touch or iPhone to access recorded class lectures has led to questions about what students should be asked to buy. Should the MU School of Journalism endorse certain brands of technology?

The storms Friday morning didn't stop many from attending one of the 12 breakfast stations that GetAbout Columbia and PedNet Coalition set up around the city.

Tigers' junior Julia Potter shot a 5-over 75 on Friday to put her at 7-over at the NCAA East Regional tournament.

Gov. Jay Nixon called a state of emergency to help counties respond to the storms that caused deaths, injuries and damage in Missouri.

The Stay Strong Stay Healthy program focuses on balance, flexibility and strength for people who are not typically physically active.

Is President Obama's decision to continue the war in Afghanistan a wise choice?

Dom DiMaggio was a seven-time All Star, holds his team's record for the longest consecutive game hitting streak and was involved in many charitable causes for medical and education institutions.

Steve Henry wrote a book that gives hikers information about trails surrounding metropolitan areas.

Even though research shows that healthy children learn more effectively, some Missouri schools are decreasing the amount of time students spend in PE class.

After making draperies for the Lives Under Construction Boys Ranch home in Lampe with which her church was involved, Janeen Burnham was so moved by the boys' stories she wrote "Miracles of Restoration."

Those who were young in the decades when coming out was not an option are now becoming gay activists, giving the movement members who are more established in their communities and secure in their jobs.

According to Dan Stokes of Columbia Water and Light, there were four damaged power circuits, which left four Columbia areas — including parts of downtown — without power.

MU's Legion of Black Collegians Gospel Choir will perform Friday night at the Mizzou Baptist Student Union.

A Kansas City man is charged with robbing First Federal Bank after being identified by the driver's license from the wallet he left at the bank.

The driver is currently being held in Jackson County on suspicion of child endangerment and assault on police officers.

A strong storm system moving across southern Missouri on Friday morning created a few small tornadoes and damaging winds up to 80 mph.