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PHOTO GALLERY: Missouri men's basketball team defeats Tennessee-Martin
The Missouri men’s basketball team won its season-opener against Tennessee-Martin 83-68 on Tuesday night at Mizzou Arena.
Bench leads Missouri men's basketball team
When senior captain J.T. Tiller left the game with an ankle injury early in the second half, Missouri's bench players filled the void in the Tigers' 83-68 win over Tennessee-Martin on Tuesday at Mizzou Arena.
Bowers puts on show in Missouri men's basketball team's season-opening win
It was hard not to notice Missouri’s gangling 6-foot-8-inch, 205-pound forward during the Tigers’ season-opening 83-68 win against Tennessee-Martin on Tuesday night in front of 6,986 at Mizzou Arena.
Columbia College men's basketball team loses third straight
The Columbia College men's basketball team lost 51-45 to Benedictine (Kan.) College on Tuesday night in Atchison, Kan., marking its third straight loss.
Gov. Nixon, university presidents agree to freeze tuition again
Gov. Nixon's proposal calls for a 5 percent decrease in total appropriations for the next fiscal year in exchange for flat tuition rates for in-state undergraduate students at Missouri's public colleges and universities.
Victim's fiance testifies in Dortch trial
LaChonia Reid testified in the death of her fiance, Miles Heard. Heard was shot and killed on Election Day last year in Douglass Park. Grady Dortch is charged with first-degree murder in connection with the shooting.
Columbia College women's basketball scores road win
The Columbia College women's basketball team won 77-60 Tuesday at Ottawa (Kan.) University.
Relatives of Mohler family doubt some sex abuse claims
Police are continuing to search for evidence, but they still have found no evidence of the buried glass jars with notes written by children, who might have documented sexual abuse.
Arson suspect extradited to Boone County
A 17-year-old suspect in an arson that occurred near Prathersville in August was extradited to Boone County on Monday after his arrest in Denver.
Nixon proposes continuation of tuition freeze at public state universities
Nixon's proposal calls for a 5.2 percent decrease in state appropriations compared to the current fiscal year.
New mammogram guidelines raise questions, concerns
A government task force said Monday that most women should get mammograms every two years starting at age 50 — a break from the American Cancer Society's advice to get yearly mammograms starting at age 40.
UPDATE: Former Missouri lawmaker sentenced to one year in prison
Former state Sen. Jeff Smith, D-St. Louis, was sentenced to one year and one day in prison and a $50,000 fine in a federal obstruction of justice case. Another former Missouri lawmaker and a campaign treasurer were also sentenced Tuesday for their involvement in the case.
UPDATE: New charges filed in family sex-crime case
Only one of the five men has a lawyer. Detectives are also investigating allegations that the men might have killed several people.
Columbia election day shooting trial begins
Grady Dortch is charged with first-degree murder in the shooting death of Miles Heard in Douglass Park last November. A fight over counterfeit money prompted the shooting, according to testimony in Tuesday's trial.
Ex-Missouri Rep. Baker gets job in Obama adminstration
The former Missouri representative will now serve as a regional director.
Fewer deer killed during rainy opening weekend of firearms season
The season began Saturday and runs through Nov. 24.
Columbia Farmers' Market to extend season into December
The market will be open from 10 a.m. to noon for the first three Saturdays of the month.
Former Missouri lawmakers sentenced for obstruction of justice
Former state Sen. Jeff Smith and former state Rep. Steve Brown pleaded guilty and resigned from office in August.
H1N1 vaccine available for more Columbia residents
The H1N1 vaccine is now available free for healthy people ages 6 months to 24 years and people with a chronic medical condition ages 25 to 64 years.
Gov. Nixon, presidents agree to freeze tuition
Missouri’s four-year public colleges and universities may see a tuition freeze for the second year in a row.
