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Teams could change from picking the highest-rated player to picking the player who can fill a hole.

Kenneth Winn, director of public services for the Missouri Supreme Court, will discuss newly uncovered documents telling the stories of Missouri slaves trying to earn freedom before the Civil War at an event Tuesday in Jesse Wrench Auditorium.

The planned closure is delayed one day due to weather.

The National Weather Service has compiled maps, photos and updated information about the Good Friday tornado.

About 40 community members gathered Monday night to share their opinions on the qualities they would like to see in the new head swim coach who will be hired to fill John Hamilton's position at Rock Bridge and Hickman high schools.

Two MU students and an alumnus were all in various locations near the tornado when the over-150 mph winds hit St. Louis.

Many of the emails urge Gov. Jay Nixon to veto the legislation that would change Proposition B, while others ask him to sign the legislation because the puppy breeding business creates jobs.

Gov. Jay Nixon will not support a measure that changes how bias is proven in employment discrimination lawsuits.

The Missouri National Guard will provide safety checks, traffic control and evacuation aid for flood relief in Poplar Bluff because of the recent flooding of the Black River.

Frying, sautéing, grilling or baking are the most popular methods of cooking morel mushrooms.

Kylan P. Stubler was reported as missing Friday, and police have no leads regarding his disappearance.

Hickman High School Choral Director Matt Felts is a former Hickman student and has been the director since 2007. His passion for the job is noticed by students and fellow employees. 

A proposed bill in the Missouri legislature would require a doctor's prescription for drugs containing  pseudoephedrine, which can be used to make methamphetamine.

Several more inches of rain are expected Monday, which could contribute to the possibility of major flooding along Missouri and Illinois waterways.

The Youth Community Coalition, newly designed as a formal advisory body to the Columbia City Council, is conducting a survey to collect input from Columbia youths on public transportation

Peter Kinder's car was stolen and destroyed by fire Monday in Cape Girardeau, where he was speaking at a naturalization ceremony. Kinder said he left his keys in the car.

The Poynter Institute of Florida will teach an online journalism course next semester at Missouri State University that the school hopes will save money as it faces tight budgets.

The attempted passage of Senate Bill 188 is driven by big business and will let discrimination become a problem in the workplace.

Troops are searching through swamps and rubble for the bodies of 12,000 people still missing after last month's earthquake and tsunami in Japan.