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A poor economy means employers will hire 22 percent fewer graduates this year than they did in 2008. Many students are instead turning to graduate school, the military, government jobs and public or social service positions.

With tough pitching and a home run, MU beat No. 1 seeded DePaul 1-0.

Aung San Suu Kyi could be sentenced to five years in prison for being visited by John Yettaw in violation of her house arrest.

Carpenter will return to face the Cubs.

Governor Nixon addressed the graduates at the MU School of Law Hooding Ceremony.

The Tigers came from behind to beat Cal. St.-Bakersfield 8-5. Senior Kyle Mach extended his hitting streak to 15 games, going three-for-four.

The victims were two adults and three children: 3 years, 2 years and 7 or 8 months old.

A group of six conservative Missouri senators, known as the "Republican Sleeper Cell," has worked to defeat legislation that is aimed at government growth.

The men were arrested Saturday on suspicion of drug possession and child endangerment.

The use of thermal imagery equipment while hunting will be banned starting in March 2010. The technology, which has been compared to night vision equipment or spotlights, allows hunters to see animals at night they otherwise wouldn't be able to see.

Officers were called twice to a residence on Norma Court, where a man had threatened to commit suicide.

The 102-year-old Millstone disappeared Saturday, the same day a witness reported seeing an elderly man jump off a bridge and a car belonging to a caretaker was found neaby.

The police were still looking on Sunday afternoon for the man police shocked with a Taser after he drove into an officer.

Paul Sloan's salary was more than half of the museum's 2008 revenue.

Seniors at the McCluer North High School are staging an archaeological dig at the Old St. Ferdinand Shrine in Florissant, home to one of the oldest settlements in Missouri. The students' findings will eventually go on display in a museum at the shrine.