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A resource scientist with the Department of Conservation said the water used to fight the fire might have a negative impact on the recovery of fish and other organisms in Flat Branch.

Virginia "Ginny" Lee Starks of Columbia died Tuesday, May 29, 2012. She was 67.

The former MU marketing professor died Monday, May 21, 2012. He was 75. 

The Heart of Missouri Chapter employee spent 17 years helping others.

With the addition of Missouri and Texas A&M, the Southeastern Conference is tweaking its football and basketball schedules. Football coaches are having a tougher time deciding on what changes to make than their basketball counterparts.

The Missouri National Guard released memorandums revealing that three specialists and a sergeant took $776 worth of electronics from a Joplin Walmart during last year's tornado cleanup efforts.

The session officially ended Wednesday, when leaders of the House and Senate signed the bills that passed, delivered them to the governor and banged the gavel for the final time.

A decrease in cotton prices and an increase in insect problems has led to a decrease in national cotton production. But planting in Missouri has actually increased.

The legislation redirects casino fees that now benefit early childhood programs to a trust fund for the Missouri Veterans' Commission.

The St. Louis Zoo and its partners will reintroduce around 300 American burying beetles June 5 at Wah' Kon-Tah Prairie.

The National Guard said three specialists and a sergeant admitted taking electronics such as video games and a camera from a Walmart store.

Police say the two young girls who died along with two adults at a Blue Springs duplex were shot to death.

A green light filled the cockpit of a Delta flight as it approached the St. Louis airport on Monday night.

The new law requires any person selling scrap metal to present a valid identification, and dealers must keep a computer database of all transactions.