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By refusing to come clean about when his office learned about the E. coli levels at the Lake of the Ozarks, Governor Jay Nixon is living up to the name that former President Nixon degraded.

Many Americans live without health insurance, and even more are close to losing it.

Coal is an incredibly dirty and polluting source of energy, and according to the World Coal Institute, the use of coal will increase by 60 percent in the next 20 years.

Stuart Eiken died Saturday, Oct. 3, 2009. He was 17. Rock Bridge football team hit hard by loss of former teammate.

H1N1 vaccinations have been administered to a number of health care workers in Indiana, Illinois and Tennessee who have been working closely with patients with flu-like symptoms. Officials expect the H1N1 vaccine to be available for the public in mid-October, when at least 40 million doses of the vaccine will  have been produced.

Replacing coal as a power source is essential to protecting the health of our community.

Missouri football is now ranked No. 24 in the AP Poll and No. 18 in the Coaches' Poll. Do those rankings put the Tigers under more pressure with the Nebraska game looming?

The charm of classic movies has fallen to the wayside as nudity and explotion grabs the limelight.

What happened to the old black neighborhoods that were safer, more cohesive and friendlier, and where young men and young women addressed each other in respectful terms? We need to get back to those ideals and we need to do it now.

Sophomore midfielder Tim Tevlin scored the only goal in the Cougars 1-0 victory.

Court records show that nine people were suspected of being involved in the robbery plot.

Mark Templeton, director of the Missouri Department of Natural Resources, told Senate investigators that delaying the release of high E. coli test results didn't endanger public health.

In the cameras' first month of official duty, more than 800 potential violations have been rejected, most because of a sensor malfunction.

U.S. Commerce Secretary Gary Locke emphasized the importance of clean energy industries at a meeting of the Midwestern Governors Association.

About 50 faculty and staff members turned out for a noon forum with Brady Deaton.

The virtual roundtable meeting on financial aid with UM System President Gary Forsee and other administrators will be the first high-profile use of the system since it was formally introduced last month.

In a secret ballot Monday, 21 of 26 members of the faculty senate of Missouri Southern State University approved the no-confidence vote.

The Missouri Department of Transportation says I-70 is a good example of a road that has gone through its life cycle and now needs to be replaced.

Alden will serve as president of the Division 1A Athletic Directors' Association through September 2010.