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The senior scored a game-high 26 points in the Kewpies' 47-34 win over the Crusaders.

Cunningham, a junior point guard for Rock Bridge, brings intensity not only to her play but also to her leadership role on the team.

The Columbia College volleyball team defeated No. 8 Azusa Pacific on Thursday to give the Cougars three straight wins in pool play at the NAIA national tournament.

House staff sees speaker Steven Tilley's handing the chairs of three committees to minority party members as unprecedented.

An entire building at Fireside Apartments was evacuated Thursday to clear out smoke and assess the severe fire damage; no one was injured.

Boone Landing residents said they enjoy being free of the stress and responsibilities of keeping up a house.

The Missouri Housing Development Commission voted on ethics policy changes in a closed meeting. The meeting may have violated Missouri's open-meetings law so the subcommittee will vote again in an open meeting.

Hope Driskill, a member of Chi Omega sorority, won the pageant on Nov. 14 in Springfield.

Cpl. Dennis Engelhard was hit and killed by a vehicle last year while investigating an accident on Interstate 44 in Eureka. His 15-year relationship with Kelly Glossip was not recognized by the state, so Glossip was denied the normal annuity given to spouses of troopers killed on duty.

The collaboration will form a new company to research and market radiopharmaceuticals.

Consumer Reports has compiled a list of the top 10 best and worst companies in the country in regard to customer service. Which local businesses would make your "naughty" or "nice" lists?

MU professor Greg Engel was suspended on the grounds of sexual and racial discrimination Nov. 13.

Possible violation of the state's open-meetings law raises concerns.

Two men were arrested and charged with a Class C felony on suspicion of stealing Christmas decorations from several homes.

Some of the proposed bills include making Missouri a "right-to-work" state, replacing corporate and individual income taxes with a sales tax, and barring new state regulations that affect businesses with less than 50 employees.

The defense attorney for a man convicted of killing a 16-year-old in 1977 is contending that the DNA sample used to help convict him should not have been used.

The safe-ride program will not be in operation from Dec. 5 to late January.

Ethanol plants are springing up rapidly across the U.S. and in Missouri. By 2011, NASCAR will be using Sunoco Green E15 fuel in all of its cars.

The Columbia Star dinner train was expected to begin operations this fall but has been delayed. City and railroad representatives say the attraction will be up and running soon.