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Thomas gets win for Missouri softball, feels completely healthy
Chelsea Thomas pitched back-to-back days, and the Tigers swept the weekend series against Texas A&M.
Columbia billionaire Kroenke to take control of Arsenal soccer club
Stan Kroenke, a property developer whose family also owns the St. Louis Rams and the Denver Nuggets, is buying a majority stake in the high-profile English Premier League team.
ANALYSIS: Nixon, Kinder now share travel trouble
The lieutenant governor's own travel baggage could complicate his efforts to challenge the governor's bid for re-election in 2012.
Four shot to death in northern Missouri
Authorities are calling the incident, near the town of Modena, "an apparent triple-murder-suicide."
Rough fourth inning costs Missouri baseball team
The Tigers saw a tie game slip out of reach when pitcher Jeff Emens struggled to retire Oklahoma State hitters.
Columbia officials weigh in on campaign endorsements
The president of the Columbia Professional Firefighters said the union has no plans to stay on the sidelines in future municipal elections. Organizations' endorsements were a lightning rod in this year's City Council election.
School Board to vote on budget amendments, bonds
The Columbia Public Schools Board will swear in newly-elected members and vote on new business regarding budget amendments and bond sales at its next meeting.
Thunderstorms expected for Sunday afternoon
On Saturday, temperatures in Columbia reached 89 degrees, matching the record high recorded April 3.
Beans, rice bring nutritious comfort food to Columbia schools
Beans and rice were introduced as a healthy supplement to the school lunch menus at 14 of Columbia's 19 elementary schools to encourage nutrition and healthy eating.
Judge approves settlement in Kansas City police forfeiture case
Fifty people who say their seized property was improperly managed by the city will share $1.2 million.
