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MU held its first-ever Patriot Day barbecue Tuesday evening at MU Chancellor Brady Deaton's home on Francis Quadrangle. 

The Bruins stay after practice and home games to tend to the softball field at Rock Bridge High School.

A gas leak Tuesday afternoon at a construction site south of Ninth and Elm streets caused the evacuation of Chipotle and other nearby units.

City Manager Mike Matthes' upcoming 2013 budget would raise commercial and residential building permit fees for the first time since 1996 if passed.

Missouri coach Wayne Kreklow said his team should not be distracted by the hype surrounding their first SEC game, which is set to be broadcast by ESPNU.

Washington, a former captain and starting tailback for MU's football team who was found of guilty of deviate sexual assault in September of 2011, has started both games for Tuskegee this season.

Rabbi Avremi Lapine, who was in New York City on Sept. 11, 2001, spoke at Hillel, the Jewish campus center at MU, about the Jewish new year and the triumph of the human character.

After Friday's hailstorm, car dealerships in Columbia have had to adjust to the effects the weather had on their inventory.

The schools, which have seen eight early dismissals because of heat conditions this year, will be at least partially air-conditioned by permanent or mobile units starting in 2013-14.

Here are some articles and blogs with reactions by Georgia fans about Columbia and its game-day atmosphere.

The annual music festival and barbecue contest is scheduled for Sept. 21-22 in downtown Columbia.

It’s disturbing, really, to discover how much time and energy men in public office are using to rake over women’s health issues. I think they actually believe that they are doing the right thing. In their own, ridiculously pitiful way, I think they are trying to protect women from themselves.

Coach Courtney Haskell says she is relying on Hickman seniors Nell Chronister and Sydney Washington to provide a good example for their teammates this season.

Rehiring former University of Missouri Press editor Clair Willcox is an essential part of restoring legitimacy.

The Cougars have started the year 7-1, with their only loss coming against the NAIA's top-ranked team. 

Goalkeeper Erica Ramirez and midfielder Amanda Caldwell were named the American Midwest Conference Players of the Week after leading the Cougars to their first two victories as a program.

Muse Pole Fitness offers the hottest new exercise classes in pole dancing.

The Drive Sober or Get Pulled Over campaign is directed toward youth alcohol enforcement.

A section of Gordon Street near Old 63 will be closed 7:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Wednesday because of the moving of a section of an electric service line underground.