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For those times when it cools off, people can use the public areas, such as lobbies and restrooms, of these places during normal business hours.

On Nov. 18, Congress repealed a ban on funding for federal inspection of the slaughter of horses. However, the future of horse slaughter in Missouri is still uncertain. 

The educational signs, which are part of an ecological restoration project, will explain to visitors what they can do or see in the project.

The Rock Bridge girls basketball team defeated Rolla 61-27 to improve to 3-0 on the season in a game played Thursday night at Rolla High School.

Opponents of a recently created fund intended to support research and innovation in science and technology fields filed a lawsuit on Thursday in hopes of stopping the bill. 

The Hickman girls basketball team improved to 2-0 with a 36-26 win against Helias on Thursday night at Helias High School.

The free HIV testing marked World Aids Day and drew about 70 students.

Grape tomatoes in Missouri and Illinois have been recalled because of potential salmonella contamination.

The Cougars beat Lewis-Clark State 3-1 on Wednesday in Sioux City, Iowa.

The prices-paid index, which examines the cost of raw materials and supplies, rose 4.9 percent in November to 60.9 percent. Any score above 50 suggests economic growth in the next three to six months.

Proponents of discontinuing Missouri's income tax cite statistics that back up their claims, but when taking a closer look, the numbers speak to Missouri's relative burden-free tax system.

Lt. Gov. Peter Kinder will not be running for governor on the Republican ticket in 2012, but he is young and will have more opportunities to advance in government.

Events scheduled for Missouri sports teams for Dec. 2 through Dec. 4.