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The afternoon activity buses usually run about an hour after dismissal and take students home after tutoring, club meetings or intramural sports. These activities have been canceled for the day.

Columbia's seasonal total reached 50.6 inches Monday morning. The record is 54.8 inches in 1977-1978.

Speculation about the coach's future with the Tigers emerged after Sunday's announcement that John Pelphrey had been fired as coach at Arkansas. 

MU student Hannah Riddle lives her dream of becoming a professional barrel racer.

Omitting schools such as Colorado and Virginia Tech raises lots of questions, but once the tournament heats up, there's little doubt a legitimate champion will be crowned.

The shots were heard on Apple Tree Court, off Southampton Drive, at about 2:05 a.m. on Monday.

Columbia and some surrounding areas received between 3 and 5.5 inches overnight.

Organizations that receive taxpayer funding should be required to report who gets the money, how much they get and for what purpose it's spent on lobbying.

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The driver crawled out of the vehicle unharmed.

In order to impede intoxicated driving, the Columbia Police Department will hold a sobriety checkpoint and increase saturation patrols as part of the "You Drink & Drive. You Lose." campaign.

Columbia woman Nirtana Goodman said she was impressed by the civility and democratic process demonstrated in the peaceful protest in Madison, Wis.

The spring fundraising drive for the National Public Radio member exceeded its goal. Some donors said they were motivated by a potential end to federal funding for public broadcasting.

The Pasta Factory is heading west, Bambino's has found a new home, and International Cafe is soon to be in one, too. Those are a few of the changes in the downtown restaurant landscape.

The board voted to approve salary increases, to alter some pay scales and to continue funding employee benefits with minimal changes.

A bill to end unions' collective bargaining in Missouri and begin 'right to work' has made it to the Senate floor. The bill faces oppositions from unions who say the bill will weaken unions.

Workers' compensation recipients could choose their own medical provider after on-the-job injuries to diagnose whether an injury is job-related or pre-existing.

The Missouri House Rules Committee voted to pass a bill that would add Missouri to a multi-state Health Care Compact. The compact says that regulating health care is too complex for the federal government and is pushing for state-regulation of health care.

If the bill becomes a law, a 20-week-old fetus deemed viable by two physicians could not be legally aborted in Missouri.