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The Missouri women's basketball team beat St. Louis University 67-51 in the Tigers' regular season opener Friday night at Mizzou Arena.

Rock Bridge Bruins boys soccer team will attempt to knock out Kickapoo High School Saturday en route to a state semi-final appearance.

MU's Army ROTC added nine veterans into his Hall of Fame on Friday in Jesse Wrench Auditorium.

Veterans, families and students gathered on Friday for the annual wreath-laying ceremony in honor of Veterans Day on Sunday.

Hannibal-LaGrange men's soccer obtained an automatic bid to the National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics national tournament after defeating the Cougars.

The school plans to increase its security after an assault occurred in the parking lot Wednesday.

Douglass High School teachers will add books to their curricula and expand a healthy eating program.

Lucille M. Albers of Belle Plaine, Minn., and formerly of Karlsruhe, N.D., died Nov. 8, 2012 at The Lutheran Home in Belle Plaine. She was 74.

Test your knowledge of the Tennessee Volunteers, the Missouri football team's next opponent.

The Heart of Missouri chapter of the American Red Cross is sending two more volunteers to the East Coast in the wake of Hurricane Sandy. One of the volunteers is from Columbia.

Benjamin Roberts, 67, a farmer in Syracuse, Mo.,  sells eggs that are produced in a traditional farm setting and uses soybean-free feed ration that isn't genetically modified.

Newly nominated Senate President Pro Tempore Tom Dempsey said the acronym "BIG" describes the Republican Party's priorities in the Missouri Senate: "build" infrastructure, "invest" in education and "grow" the economy.

Redistricting has led to Democrats moving to the left and Republicans moving to the right. This reduces voters' choices and the ability of Congress to govern.

Marvin Jones, 47, was charged Friday with raping an MU student in her dorm room in 1999.

Missouri education officials are canceling a contract with Community Employment Inc., a nonprofit organization that helps disabled people find jobs, on grounds of billing irregularities.

Voters this week defeated a proposed constitutional amendment changing the makeup of a panel that screens candidates for the Supreme Court and the Court of Appeals.

Nearly a year and a half after an EF-5 tornado damaged the sanctuary of First Community Church in Joplin, the church reopened its doors for a Sunday morning worship service.

The baby named Sabia was born Aug. 14 and made her public debut with her mother Thursday in the River's Edge area of the St. Louis Zoo.

The new government will have many familiar faces that need to push differences aside to have a productive term in office

Robert D. Blosser, a Missouri Press Association Hall of Fame member whose journalism career spanned more than half a century, has died at the age of 97.