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Levi King was sentenced Tuesday after pleading guilty last month for the murders he committed in 2005 near the town of Pampa.

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

Missouri women's golf coach Stephanie Priesmeyer spent 15 hours Monday at the Club at Old Hawthorne golf course coaching the Tigers and running the Johnie Imes Invitational.

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.

Conservative talk radio host Rush Limbaugh and St. Louis Blues owner Dave Checketts placed a bid Tuesday to buy the St. Louis Rams.

The Energy Information Administration said Tuesday it projects lower fuel costs, and expectations of a milder winter will further reduce the cost to heat homes this year.

The seven-time winner of the Tour de France has inked a three-year deal with the brewer. He will appear in two television ads next year.

U.S. Sen Claire McCaskill, D-Mo., said Tuesday that she plans to  introduce legislation that would create more consumer protections for seniors with reverse mortgages, which allow people to convert their home equity into cash.

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

Thirteen rapes near Kansas State University and the University of Kansas since 2000 have been linked to one person, and most have taken place during school breaks.

The Kansas City-based company will collect data on the flu strain for federal and state health agencies, U.S. Health and Human Services Secretary Kathleen Sebelius announced Tuesday. She said this will allow the government to deploy resources more strategically.

Keighley Ann Alyea, who had been missing for nearly a week, was found in Cass County on Monday night.

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

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.

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.