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Missouri baseball loses second straight game to Baylor after slow start
Missouri stranded 11 baserunners as they fell to Baylor for the second straight night, 5-3. The win extended the Bears' winning streak to 13 games. The Tigers fall to 16-13, 3-5 in conference play.
Big seventh inning leads Tiger softball past Longhorns
The Missouri Tigers softball team beat the Texas Longhorns 11-4 on Friday night.
Columbia Transit bus forced into yard after collision
A car collided with a Columbia Transit bus Friday afternoon on Providence Road, causing the bus to go into a residential yard. No one was injured.
Good Friday service unites Columbia-area Christians, churches
More than 15 local churches and about 80 attendees participated in an ecumenical Good Friday service at First Presbyterian Church.
School Board to vote on policies, approve new members
Recently elected school board members Christine King and Paul Cushing will be sworn in Monday and will take part in the first meeting of the new board.
UM System President Tim Wolfe outlines strategic priorities
Wolfe said the 90-day game plan needs to be building a strategic plan that focuses on these priorities and watching carefully the development of a final state budget.
Missouri softball team suffers meltdown at Texas
After All-American pitcher Chelsea Thomas uncharacteristically gave up five runs in the fifth inning, the Tigers fell to Texas 9-3.
Missouri swimmer Shara Stafford wins Big 12 Newcomer of the Year
Stafford ends her career as a Tiger with the school record in multiple events, including 50 free, 100 free, 200 free, 100 fly and the 200 individual medley.
Teen DeAudre Johnson's death causes community discussion of violent crimes
As they try to move forward, friends and teachers of slain 17-year-old DeAudre Johnson wore memorial T-shirts Friday. Johnson's death has prompted conversation about change in the community.
MU to collect old electronics as part of Sustainability Week
As a part of Sustainability Week, Sustain Mizzou will collect old electronics, and Mid-MO Recycling will dispose of these items for free.
MU diversity survey launches, expectations of responses mixed
Some are skeptical that students will participate, while others hope the survey results will spur the inclusion of a diversity curriculum requirement at MU.
Problems do not prevent personal win for hydrogen car team
The team was still able to take part in a competition over Spring Break, despite an unexpected problem with a critical component of the car.
TELL US: What is the value of children learning foreign languages early?
We would like to hear from you about your experiences in and feelings about early childhood foreign language learning.
LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Stephens College bridges should be more thoroughly inspected
New bridge designs proposed by Stephens College seem to hide beams, plates and bolts, which won't allow for easy safety inspections.
Prom Closet recycles dresses for charity
This spring's Prom Closet will be open Saturday, and all high school students are invited to attend.
Missouri football Black and Gold spring game set for April 14
The Missouri football team is set to hold its Black and Gold spring game on April 14. There will be events throughout the weekend that coincide with the game.
Michael D. Blackburn, Dec. 9, 1945 — April 3, 2012, of Columbia
Dr. Michael D. Blackburn's passion for healing spurred by war experiences
Sprinkler system prevents fire damage at Civic Recycling
Civic Recycling's sprinkler system helped to quickly extinguish a fire early Friday morning. The system was installed in 2003 after two fires in previous years resulted in millions of dollars in damages.
Stephens College reaches phase I fundraising goal ahead of schedule
Stephens College reached its phase I fundraising goal of $500,000 to renovate classrooms on campus.
