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Ryan Lee Lewis was known for his loyalty to his family as well as his ability to make people laugh.

The fourth national event will take place Friday and Saturday at eight different sites around Columbia and surrounding towns.

John Hall, who frequently photographs mid-Missouri and shares photographs with the Missourian, describes his process for photographing various birds on a spring day.

Ryan Siegel is a college student interning with College Work Painting, a program that gives participants the opportunity to run their own painting business. 

Qigong Grandmaster Dr. Effie Chow will speak in Columbia on May 4 in Allen Auditorium on the MU campus. 

The loss ends St. Louis' run of 13 consecutive series wins, which includes both this season and last.

The Senate voted to defeat an amendment that would have stripped a 2 percent pay raise out of the proposed budget for the net fiscal year.

The Royals have been outscored 73-44 during the streak — the team's third-longest losing streak in its history.

The beetles will be released in the Wah'Kon-tah Prairie in Southwest Missouri in June.  The beetles have not been found in the state for over 30 years.

The Stars won the first game 8-5 and won the second game 9-1 on Tuesday at Stephens.

The Missouri General Assembly has approved a $131 million annual supplement to the state budget.

The Rams have three of the top 39 picks in the draft after a blockbuster deal with the Redskins during this offseason.

The Kansas City Chiefs' veteran quarterback knew his team's front office was actively involved in the Manning sweepstakes this offseason. But he understood, and refused to mope about the prospect of losing his job.

The Missouri House of Representatives approved legislation Tuesday that would allow local officials to issue special obligation bonds to help pay for major state projects.

Missouri ranks last in average salary for state employees, but some state senators are still balking at a pay raise. The raise is the same mount as a recent cut to a program for aid to the blind.

Critics say the change could be a risk to public health, while supporters argue the radioactive material cobalt-60 is already inspected at the Canadian border.

Politicians in Washington, D.C., are mulling over how best to investigate the claim that Secret Service officers hired Colombian prostitutes prior to President Obama's recent visit to the country.

The News Corp. executives testimony brought into question Olympic czar Jeremy Hunt's ethical involvement with Murdoch's deal to take over British Sky Broadcasting and special favors relating to the 2012 Olympic Games in London.

With an excess of frivolous petition filings and court challenges concerning them, legislative action is needed to speed up the process.

The St. Louis Zoo plans to reintroduce up to 600 American burying beetles in June.