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That's more water than could fit in 3.17 Olympic-sized swimming pools, and it's twice as much water as the water tower on Walnut Street holds.

Blaming former presidents, corporations and "1 percenters" for today's societal ills is beyond logic and reason.

Health specialists have traveled from across the state to help run the Healthy Athletes event at the Mizzou Student Center, a central location for the athletes competing at this week's games all around Columbia.

SunEdison, a subsidy of suburban St. Louis-based MEMC Electronic Materials, Inc., will design, install and manage solar power plants to 26 villages without electricity in India.

Up to $30 million in casino fees will be reapportioned to Missouri nursing homes serving veterans, partially offsetting a $63 million decrease in the state's main veterans trust since 1999.

The Youth In Action program starts Friday with an open house information session for youth looking to get involved.

Shots were fired Tuesday night at Optimist Park on the corner of Forest Avenue and Grand Avenue and Wednesday morning at Creasy Springs Road and the Bear Creek Trail.

University of Missouri System President discusses benefits of continuing education beyond high school.

Missouri representatives ignore the voice of their constituents on important issues ranging from EEZ to the inauguration of Rush Limbaugh to the Hall of Famous Missourians.

Freddie Freeman, sporting new glasses homered and drove in three runs to help the Atlanta Braves beat the St. Louis Cardinals 10-7 on Wednesday night.

Competing in his 25th Special Olympics State  Summer Games, Ronnie Lowe hopes his dedication to athletics has helped other athletes.

Almost half of the youth involved in the Columbia Swim Club have a sibling on the team. Coach Phil Garverick said that the club is strengthened by the sense of support and friendly competition that an abundance of families creates.

The Royals 6-3 win over the Indians on Wednesday gave Kansas City a 5-4 road trip in which it won four of its last six games. The Royals, who are off Thursday, finished May with a 15-13 record, their first winning mark in the month since 2000.

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.