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The annual celebration in The District lit up with the window displays, featuring holiday skits, open houses, treats and a visit from Santa.

The results from Saturday's comment moderation questionnaire are in. Many responders think the comments section is overwhelmingly negative, and that discourages them from participating. 

Marcus Denmon and Michael Dixon cruise and connect with each other with an alley-opp in Missouri's 90-56 victory against Northwestern State.

No. 17 Florida defeated Missouri  23-25, 25-16, 25-20, 25-16 on Friday night to end the Tigers' season.

This year's edition of the annual tradition featured dueling Christmas elf bands and open houses with holiday treats.

The Tigers lost in four sets in the first round match in Cedar Falls, Iowa.

The Columbia Police Department's investigation report shows that James Hickem III jumped the fence separating Cosmo Park and Boone Quarries before falling approximately 90 feet to his death.

Author William Trogdan and actor Robert Loggia will receive honorary degrees for their accomplishments from MU at the Honors Commencement ceremony on Dec. 17. Both men completed their undergraduate degrees at the university.

Lobbyists have pulled the strings of our lawmakers, at the expense of America's school children.

Megan McKinney, who grew up in Columbia and maintains strong ties to the community, has written a book on the Medill family of journalism fame. In this Q & A, she talks about her interest in newspapers and influential Chicago families.

No. 14 Columbia College basketball lost to Martin Methodist on Friday 65-58 at the William Woods University Invitational in Fulton.

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Columbia College volleyball defeated the College of Idaho 3-1 Friday to advance to the semifinals of the NAIA Tournament in Sioux City, Iowa.

This year, the lighting tradition at Columbia College includes an animated musical display at Kirkman House. The campus lighting has occurred since 1995.

An experiment with public school students shows that counting blessings makes the children more optimistic and happier.

Some smaller cities in Missouri have more council members than Columbia because they have more wards or they choose to employ at-large members.

A new policy allowing the consumption of alcohol in MU fraternity houses has drawn mixed reactions. The policy was passed by the Interfraternity Council in November and will allow members of legal age to have alcohol on house property.

The cat was found with its paws bound together with with duct tape. The cause of death is unknown, Columbia Animal Control said.

There are already 49 names on the waiting list. But Columbia Public Schools is encouraging people to continue to apply in order to gauge interest for next year's program.