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The victory improves the Tigers' chances of postseason play by moving their record to 16-13 overall and 5-10 in the Southeastern Conference.

The air traffic control tower would be one of more than 100 that would be closed, but a city spokesman said American Airlines, Frontier Airlines and non-commercial service wouldn't be interrupted.

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The council decided Feb. 21 will be counted as an academic school day because MU closed after 1 p.m., allowing for many classes to be held.

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Kendahl Adams scored 18 points and Jordan Matthews added 13 in the 67-48 district tournament semifinal.

Senior forward Marquette Murrell's presence on the court helped Columbia College beat Hannibal-LaGrange 67-52 Thursday night.

The Tigers were led by senior guard Keion Bell, who scored 18 points in the first half and 24 points in the game. Jabari Brown also added 23 points.

Behind suffocating defense and spot-on 3-point shooting, the Bruins put away Jefferson City 63-11 in the semifinals of the Class 5, District 9 tournament.

Skip Walther, former president of the Missouri Bar, was selected as one of three nominees to fill a vacancy on the appellate court. The governor has 60 days to select one of the three.

The Columbia College Board of Trustees recently announced that its new, state-of-the-art science center will be called the Gerald T. and Bonnie M. Brouder Science Center.

Republicans' refusal to cooperate with proposed bills is creating a standstill in Jefferson City.

Twenty-one construction workers started shoveling snow off the roof of the Sam's Club on 101 Conley Rd. at 6:30 a.m. Thursday.

Boone Electric Cooperative was working to restore power to about 200 households as of 4 p.m., according to a news release.

After 13 years in business, a local bank operated by Shelter Insurance anticipates a March 22 closure.

Brad Siegler, a senior journalism student studying strategic communication, is the co-founder and CEO of Bottlcap, an app that brings subscribers coupons, drink specials and other content tailored to a specific location. Here, he details his experience creating the app.

Columbia received 20.5 inches of snow in February, behind only the 23.3 inches the city received in February 2011.

Now in its 10th year, the True/False Film Fest screens more than 40 documentary films and hosts other events during the four-day festival. Here's what you need to know.

Central Missouri Community Action, which provides emergency funding for those who have had their utilities shut off, ran out of crisis funds in January and may not have funding for the summer program.