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A Columbia man facing a felony arrest flees by sprinting away. The incident livens up the afternoon for the neighborhood residents watching.

Scoring comes easily for Tigers in rout of Texas-Pan American.

The Tigers team rushed for 202 yards Saturday.

The Tigers put its second half woes behind and used a later jumper from Jasmyn Otote to defeat Indiana on the road.

Gov. Jay Nixon proposed a tuition freeze for students, but other parts of the higher education budget could be on the chopping block.

The Missourian recently created "Bang for the Buck," a Web site designed to keep tabs on the stimulus in Columbia.

In doing so, Johnson joined Richard Petty (7), Dale Earnhardt (7) and teammate Jeff Gordon (4) as the only drivers to win more than three titles.

When the holiday shopping season arrives, girls have an alternative to Barbie dolls with God's Girlz, a doll line created by Kerusso, a Christian clothing company. The dolls all have T-shirts with a spiritual saying and Scripture along with other accessories.

More and more universities, including MU, are using plagiarism software and Web sites such as SafeAssign and turnitin.com. The use of such detection programs is not disciplinary in nature. It's meant to teach students how to avoid copying their work.

The J.W. “Blind” Boone Community Center hosted an open house ceremony Friday. Phil Steihaus, Nancy Fay and Canail Coleman talk about the changes that have been made to the center.

The Cougars get a No. 7 seed and will open play Dec. 1.

The pair were given automatic entry into the collegiate hall for being members of the Naismith Memorial Hall of Fame.

It's unlikely anything will be done regarding Mangino's employment until the internal report has been completed and digested by university officials and lawyers.

The Tigers play their first road game at 1 p.m. Sunday at Indiana.

With Missouri's Republican Lt. Gov. Peter Kinder serving under a governor of the opposite party, there is little cooperation between their offices as Kinder seeks to separate himself from the Democratic administration before his likely bid for the governorship in the next election.

Even as their percentage of the total population declines, black students in Illinois are being disciplined far more often than their white and Hispanic counterparts.