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The win helps St. Louis snap its 17-game losing streak.

The Cougars shutout Truman State in Kirksville.

A faculty group have formed their opinion of the president based on 23 complants against Bruce Speck describing what it calls failures of leadership and management.

Two men have died after a single-engine airplane crashed near the small town of Blodgett.

David Rosman handed out candy and the opportunity to view the moon up close.

A Sturgeon man was arrested on suspicion of robbery Saturday. He was not armed.

Kids of all ages and their families came to the Hearnes Center Field House on Saturday to play games, bounce on moonwalks and collect even more candy at the annual Tiger Night of Fun.

Groups on both sides of the abortion issue are adding their voice to the debate on health care reform.

The Columbia police have requested a warrant for the arrest of Terry Simmons on suspicion of robbing a woman and stealing her car.

The City Council interviewed 17 remaining candidates Saturday for the Citizens Police Review Board. Mayor Darwin Hindman said the council will likely vote on the final eight members of the board at its meeting Monday.

The "TASER-Free Columbia Campaign" is proposing an initiative that would be on the November 2010 ballot and would ban all use and sale of Tasers inside the Columbia city limits by 2011.

While the White House has credited the stimulus package with saving or creating $1 million jobs, President Barack Obama cautioned listeners that there will be difficult times ahead.