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New Hickman boys basketball coach John Burns had the unique opportunity to travel around the country to observe some of the coaching that goes on at some of the nation's premier basketball programs.

There have been a number of positive stories in Columbia this year for which to give thanks.

Take it from someone who once sold a $2.95 warranty on a $6.95 purchase — you don't need everything a salesperson may try to sell you.

The Missouri volleyball team lost 16-25, 25-16, 25-17, 25-19 to Baylor on Wednesday night at Hearnes Center.

Ted Anderson, a patrol officer, was arrested early Tuesday and placed on administrative leave.

The feast of sacrifice is a three-day Muslim holiday marking Ibrahim's faith. This year, it begins the day after Thanksgiving.

Walter Jones received a five-year prison sentence for second-degree robbery for his involvement in the "Knock Out King" parking garage robbery in June.

The man is one of six arrested in connection with a February shooting death. The other five suspects are still incarcerated.

A Columbia couple reported unauthorized charges to their bank account Nov. 16. Police say they believe it is an isolated case.

Jacob Holman, a winemaker at Les Bourgeois for 10 years, attributed the growing popularity to higher quality Nortons from Missouri wineries. The Norton/Cynthiana grape (Vitis aestivalis) is the oldest American grape still grown. The blue-black grapes produce a dry, medium-bodied wine with a deep red color.

The man, who was arrested Nov. 19, has been previously arrested on abuse and assault charges.

Obama is expected to pledge a 17 percent cut in the nation's emissions. The Congressional Budget Office estimates a $173-per-year cost increase for a family of four.

Allison Turner had been in the final five in the national competition.