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James B. Pounds and Darin Fugit filed to run for positions on the Boone County Commission on Tuesday. The primary election is scheduled for Aug. 7.

Most of the Bruins games this postseason have been away games. But that hasn't fazed the Bruins.

Missouri assistant coach John Figueroa returns to the place he began his coaching career this weekend as Missouri competes in a quad meet in Denver.

The Mid-Missouri Labor Club has donated to the campaigns of Barbara Hoppe and Michael Trapp, citing their past experience with labor and political positions on pension plans and collective bargaining for city employees.

The bill would create alternatives to prison for nonviolent probation and parole violators.

Gov. Jay Nixon released a statement after Rep. Ryan Silvey's plan was announced, calling the cuts "just plain wrong."

The Tigers have had problems all season playing a complete game, most recently with a poor second-half performance in a 75-62 loss to Texas on Tuesday.

Missouri hosts Oklahoma, Oklahoma State and Iowa State, and is looking for its first Big 12 Championship.

A bill was named after a young boy who died in the care of an in-home day care provider would place new restrictions and requirements on unlicensed child care providers.

A new Missouri ruling does not allow the state auditor to prepare financial estimates for ballot initiatives. Attorneys around the state say this ruling could affect other similar ones.

Stolen lumber was found in the suspects' truck Wednesday night on Grindstone Parkway, according to Columbia police.

A prosecutor said T.J. Lane will probably be charged with three counts of aggravated murder and other offenses.

Andrew Breitbart and the UM System crossed paths last year when Breitbart posted videos that appeared to show two professors endorsing union violence in their lectures to a joint-campus Intro to Labor Studies course.