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The Tigers' 17-game winning streak was shattered in a 2-1 loss against Ball State on Friday.

The National Weather Service says that there is no winter weather advisory for the Columbia area, but rain, sleet and snow are expected throughout the weekend.

The Kewpies won their season opener — a home game — against Timberland 4-1.

Rock Bridge High School senior outfielder Max Byers hit a three-run home run against Waynesville on the first pitch he saw of 2010. The Bruins won 10-0 after four and a half innings.

Police shocked one man at the coffee shop with a Taser after he allegedly punched a Columbia Police officer in the head.

Columbia Public Schools Superintendent Chris Belcher spoke to the chamber earlier this month to garner support.

The Coordinating Board for Higher Education voted Thursday to postpone its search so that it may have extra time to deliberate amid departmental changes.

The sewer line was repaired within the hour, according to the Missouri Department of Natural Resources.

Now in its 30th year, the market is allowing food stamps to be used to purchase certain items.

Palin is to appear at a conference titled "Winning America Back" on May 1.

So far, there has been no snow accumulation in March, when the typical amount is 2.4 inches.

Drug use is suspected in the death of Jason Funk, whose body was found inside Jimmy John's on Thursday.

Sarah Palin and John McCain are trying to block health care because it hurts the large insurance and drug companies that help their party.

The soccer team is selling programs for the Show-Me Showdown at Mizzou Arena to raise money for new equipment.

Construction on Innovation Park will begin later this month.

Burrell Mohler Sr.'s trial date has been set for Feb. 22, 2011. Mohler, his four sons and brother have been accused of molesting young relatives over a decade period beginning in the mid-1980s.

A 2007 law requires individuals to have a license to be private investigators. However, many might be working without one.

Amtrak, a passenger train corporation, will not undergo cuts in funding despite a recent review of the state budget.

Government transparency and public records policies are being celebrated in a week-long salute. Sunshine Week comes to a close this weekend.

The Old Route K bridge over Hinkson Creek and the part of the Hinkson Creek Trail underneath will be closed starting Monday morning.