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Missouri Senate passes health insurance measure
The measure would allow lawmakers or voters to decide if health insurance exchanges should be operated by the state or the federal government.
Egg recall widened in 34 states, including Missouri
Although no illnesses have been reported, the hard-cooked eggs could be contaminated with a strain of listeria. This strain has the potential to cause serious infections.
Super Bowl advertisers go after smartphone, tablet owners
With research showing that smartphone and tablet owners use their gadgets while watching TV, companies are directing advertisements toward these "second screens."
Hoosier state charms East Coast guests
Patriots fans are streaming into Indianapolis in preparation for the 46th Super Bowl, and from sandwiches to scarves, their Hoosier hosts are doing everything possible to make them feel at home.
'Tebowmania' comes to Super Bowl
Denver Broncos quarterback Tim Tebow has become a national sensation for his last-minute victories and trademark "tebowing." Tebow visited the Super Bowl on Thursday to talk with reporter about his season, the Broncos' loss to the Patriots, and his desire to keep improving.
Parents of missing Kansas City baby to appear on Dr. Phil
Friday's "Dr. Phil" will include a segment featuring the parents of Lisa Irwin, an infant who has been missing since October.
Pujols 5 restaurant gets new name
Parents think missing Kansas City baby is still alive
In a taped appearance on the "Dr. Phil" show Friday, baby Lisa Irwin's parents said they believe the child is alive and pleaded for her safe return.
Future of historic Cape Girardeau schoolhouse in doubt
Inspectors found the 88-year-old schoolhouse to be in violation of three city codes, sparking conversation about whether to restore the building or tear it down.
Piano man spreads joy through music therapy
While receiving treatment for leukemia, Dan Deluca, a Kansas City music legend, plays the piano, filling the halls with inspiration and happiness.
By hosting the Super Bowl, Indianapolis gets dose of star power
Celebrities, event planners say that the Midwest city will attract the rich and famous despite its reputation.
Boone County Family Resources gives teenager sense of freedom
The agency has helped Isaac Pasley, a teenager with Asperger's syndrome, learn to drive, find a job, make friends and, most importantly, gain his independence.
Assistance helps attorney live independently
Max Lewis — who still runs his own family law practice even after he became paralyzed — relies on Boone County Family Resources, Services for Independent Living and Medicaid for support.
Boone County Family Resources relies on network to serve clients' needs
Boone County Family Resources — established in 1976 — served 1,392 clients in 2011 through 202 agencies, therapists and other professionals to provide 44 different services for clients.
UPDATE: Craig Van Matre is out as a UM System curator
Craig Van Matre's appointment finally came before the full Senate on Thursday, but opposition led to his nomination being withdrawn.
For Missouri coach Frank Haith, success stems from quality players
In his first season as the Tigers' head coach, Frank Haith has led the Tigers to a level of success beyond his expectations. According to Haith, having good players who are good people is the foundation of the team's success.
Missouri Tigers fit standard of toughness, says analyst Jay Bilas
Jay Bilas wrote an article defining toughness in 2009. Since then he has seen the Tigers play and said they "absolutely" are tough — and a title contender.
UPDATE: UM System Board of Curators likely to approve fee increases, continue talks about tuition
The UM System made its case for proposing an average tuition increase of 6.5 percent to its four campuses at the Board of Curators meeting Thursday.
MU students get early jump on KU game seats
The No. 4 Missouri Tigers host the No. 8 Kansas Jayhawks on Saturday night. MU students camped out overnight Wednesday in hopes of landing one of the 250 seats behind the set of ESPN's "College GameDay" telecast at 9 a.m. Saturday.
Missouri presidential primary to be held Tuesday
Caucuses beginning in March will determine how the state's delegates are allocated for the Republican Party nomination.