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Boone Stigall is the writer, editor and producer of the music zine, "The Trouble with Normal." Stigall started the zine in 1992 and continues to fill its pages with music reviews and personal commentary.

Missouri soccer player Alyssa Diggs was named the Southeastern Conference Co-Offensive Player of the Week

Some poll voters and college football observers say the Crimson Tide are "heads and shoulders above other teams" leading up to a visit to struggling Missouri.

The Boone County Sheriff's Department arrested a third suspect in connection to September's meth lab investigation.

The St. Louis Language Immersion Schools look to help improve students' social awareness, academic performance and problem-solving abilities. Students first learn to read and write in French, Spanish or Chinese, and after 18 months they are expected to communicate entirely in that language.

Mr. Steuerwald was born in Iowa and lived in O'Fallon.

Susan Montee's first TV ad focuses on veteran affairs.

Todd Akin promises more partisan obstruction in Washington; Claire McCaskill has a record of working in both parties to find solutions for Missourians.

I would ask all non-smokers to find a mirror, look yourself in the eye and ask, is Proposition B really a fair way to fund education?

Nationally, more students pursue bachelor's degrees in business than in any other area of study and universities are expanding their business schools to keep up with the demand.

The Rock Bridge girls golf team won Monday's Class 2, Sectional 2 Tournament at Tanglewood Golf Club in in Jefferson City to advance as a team to next week's state competition.

CBS Sports named Missouri men's basketball junior Phil Pressey a preseason first team All-American on Monday.

Gertrude Lavera Dawson's daughter remembers her mother's life.

Bill Dorsey and Dwight Curly race for county commissioner while Kay Cunningham and Donald Fuhrhop vie to be the public administrator.

Data tables on ethnic and gender diversity of MU students and faculty are available for free from the university's Institutional Research department.

The Cougars, ranked No. 3 in the latest National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics top-25 poll, improved to 19-1 overall and 9-0 in the American Midwest Conference with a 3-0 victory in St. Louis.

A section of Ninth Street between University Avenue and Elm Street will be closed from 7 p.m. Monday to 6 a.m. Tuesday.

Tests on a new Alzeimer's drug have found the drug encouraging, but more studies will need to be done.

A Missouri man sentenced to more than 200 years in prison for a murder in 1977, has been released. Under a law that took effect in 1969, anyone who served two-thirds of their sentence or two years was eligible for a parole hearing. The law has since changed.