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Five seniors on the Missouri men's basketball team have the most wins ever recorded in a four-year period for the school. However, they've never won in College Station, Texas, against the Texas A&M Aggies, who they face on Saturday.

Loyola University Chicago men's basketball coach Porter Moser, who is friends with Missouri men's basketball coach Frank Haith and Tigers women's basketball coach Robin Pingeton, says both are talented and driven people.

A Distracted Driving Summit held Thursday in Jefferson City focused on enforcement of laws and education about distracted driving dangers.

Firefighters returned to 5107 Hatteras Drive to check on the home and noticed a second fire had started.

Since receiving 2.2 million requests to add cellphones to the state's no-call list, the Missouri Senate has approved legislation to expand the list. The bill now goes to the Missouri House for final action.

Oklahoma State men's coach Travis Ford, Kansas men's coach Bill Self and Texas Tech women's coach Kristy Curry all said they are sad Missouri is leaving the Big 12.

The UM System Board of Curators is expected to vote to set tuition rates for next year at a special telepresence meeting on Monday morning.

Glenn celebrates the 50th anniversary since he became the first American to orbit the earth. 

Columbia Imagined is a comprehensive plan "with goals, objectives and policies, maps and graphics that provide a common reference for citizens and decision makers on the desired future growth and development of the city."

As the three seniors said goodbye to the team, eight freshman looked ahead to their remaining years at Hickman in a 51-49 win over the Pintos.

Rock Bridge wrestlers went 4-2 in the opening round, and Hickman went 2-1.

City Manager Mike Matthes and Mayor Bob McDavid answered questions Thursday night about the transit dilemma.

The Supreme Court looked at the state's congressional district maps for the second time to evaluate claims that they aren't as compact as the state constitution requires.

The Bruins, who have won four of the past five district tournaments, hold the No. 1 seed for this year's tournament and have a first-round bye.

The Missouri State Senate approved legislation to expand the workers' compensation program in hopes that the state will become more attractive to businesses.

Due to problems with transmitters, the station will be off air until tomorrow morning for most cable providers.

The Senate voted 28-6 in favor of the bill, which will next be voted on in the House.

The budget for all parking-lot-related expenses is $395,250, which includes repaving and changing the entrance to improve traffic flow.

First Ward Councilman Fred Schmidt will host the forum, which begins at 5:30 p.m. Thursday at Russell Chapel CME Church and is sponsored by Columbians for Modern, Efficient Transit.