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Chris Koster has launched a website with tips for checking if Internet-based businesses are offering products that are too good to be true.

The Church of St. Mary the Virgin and St. Paul's Cathedral in London will ring their bells in tandem.

Journalists from Paris, London, Ireland and Greece discuss the tense atmosphere in struggling European nations and the steps that both the Eurozone and the U.S. must take to revitalize their economies.

Money has been collected to pay for 80 roses to represent the 80 organ, tissue and eye donors of 2009.

At the Home Folks Acoustic Music House, musicians who favor bluegrass, country and gospel come to pick and croon together, and music lovers come to enjoy the entertainment and fellowship.

About 1,100 volunteers bagged about 258,000 meals for Feed My Starving Children on Saturday in Cape Girardeau. It was one of 150 held so far this year through Feed My Starving Children.

Springfield physician F.T. "Hogan" H'Doubler Jr. died recently, but the Christmas Dinner for Those Alone, which he helped found almost 30 years ago, continues.

The 23-year-old giraffe was euthanized Thursday because he suffered from severe arthritis and had little hope of recovery. He was the second-oldest living male giraffe listed in the North American studbook.

Students attending the various commencement ceremonies at MU expressed both trepidation and elation about life after graduation.