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There have been five confirmed reports of mountain lions in Missouri since November.

A $70,000-plus grant will be used to help education officials regularly notify schools about students eligible for free lunches.

The suit claims MU and several other state universities are misapplying the funds meant to cover a variety of college costs, not just tuition.

The Missouri Department of Revenue has set up a new system in December that allows people to report fraud online.

The Republic of Kosovo reaches its third birthday, but problems still exist — such as gaining entrance into the European Union.

Missouri legislature seems to be overturning our decisions.

Torrie Baker does not let a silent world prevent her from cheerleading for Bloomfield High School. She may have a cochlear implant to cure her deafness, but the junior in high school cannot wear the hearing aid while performing with the squad.

Volunteers at the World Bird Sanctuary's Wildlife Hospital treat and rehab injured birds to return them to their natural habitats.

Despite a pact with her sister to not live to 100, Loletia McVey attended a party for her 107th birthday.

The Columbia post office wishes to thank the community for their actions and generosity during the snow storm.

Temperatures reached the mid-70s Thursday, setting a record high temperature for Columbia. The previous record was 68 degrees, set in 1994.