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Nancy Copenhaver affirmed her claim to the Missourian that Mary Still offered her money to leave the 47th District House primary race, but Still denies such accusation.

Toni Lannert celebrated her birthday by doing nice things for strangers, inspired by a video she saw about a man who found satisfaction in a similar celebration.

Clair Willcox returns to the UM Press as the editor-in-chief after its transition from UM System to MU. He will also serve as the associate director and be responsible for strengthening the press's position.

Deputy City Manager Tony St. Romaine has been appointed as interim director of the city's department of information technology after Robert Simms resigned from that post on Sept. 27.

The Tigers lost a tough five-setter to the Volunteers on Friday night. Missouri's record is 12-5 with the loss. 

Hickman and Rock Bridge high schools have canceled their homecoming parades due to traffic for Oct. 13's Alabama-Missouri football game and construction downtown. 

The detour will start from 5 p.m. to an hour after the game which will affect FastCAT's southern loop of the 107.

The goal is to increase the number of degrees awarded at public colleges and universities nationally by 3 percent by 2025.

Social media allows journalists to now ask the public for assistance in filling in the gaps.

Missouri and Vanderbilt will compete Saturday for the first time since 1958. Both teams are looking for their first win in the SEC.

Crawdads, burgers, ceviche — check out recipes for the eclectic tailgating spreads of MU football fans.

Paul Finebaum, 57, hosts "The Paul Finebaum Show", also known as "F-bomb," weekdays from 2 to 6 p.m. from Birmingham, Ala.

Missouri quarterback James Franklin has had an eventful beginning to his season. Always nice and often smiling, Franklin — the subject of both praise and criticism — has a complex identity.

Missouri women's soccer defeated Kentucky 2-1 in overtime on a chilly Friday evening at Walton Stadium. Forward Alyssa Diggs scored both Missouri goals.

Missouri won all but three swimming titles on Friday at the eight annual Show-Me Showdown. 

Missouri softball lost its first game of the fall season to Jefferson City 4-2.

As the Trailblazers beats the Missouri Military Academy Colonels, the team prepares to play next Friday at South Callaway High School.

The Stephens College soccer team held a mini-clinic for Stephens College Children's School students as a part of the National Collegiate Association of Intercollegiate Athletics' Champions of Character initiative.

The Tigers defeated Butler 8-1 in the first game of the day but then fell to Jefferson College 4-2.