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This year, the Tigers will be a No. 9 seed and play No. 8-seed Colorado State (25-8 overall, 11-5 Mountain West) in the first round of the 2013 NCAA Tournament.

The clouds cleared enough after a gray Monday morning to give hints of spring. Kaitlin Post was able to take her blue heeler Cricket out for a long walk at Shelter Gardens.

Revenue from Proposition 1 would go toward a new dispatch center for the 911 operation to replace the Joint Communications Center. It would also upgrade equipment and add staff.

John Hall shares photos of a tree being cut down in his backyard and the birds that came to check on what happened to part of their habitat.

Missouri men's basketball point guard Phil Pressey was named to the 2013 Associated Press All-Southeastern Conference Second Team on Monday afternoon. Tiger forwards Laurence Bowers and Alex Oriakhi received honorable mentions.

The Columbia Chamber of Commerce board of directors has endorsed Mayor Bob McDavid, Third Ward Councilman Gary Kespohl and Fourth Ward Councilman Daryl Dudley in their re-election bids.

Lori Campbell, a former MU student, shares her special connection to the house she lived in during the summer before her senior year. The building, formerly on Paquin Street, has since been demolished.

Florida (No. 14) finishes as the only team ranked in the SEC in the final AP Poll. Gonzaga (No. 1), Louisville (No. 2), Kansas (No. 3), Indiana (No. 4) and Miami (FL) (No. 5) round out the final top five.

In 13.2 innings this season, Steele has recorded an ERA of 2.63 along with 15 strikeouts.

Terry Blumer served in the Marines during the Korean War, and he loved fishing, hunting and golf.

The vote will close at 11:59 p.m. April 2, and results will be announced April 3.

People are still being discriminated against because of sexual orientation or gender identity. But some young activists are working to prevent this discrimination.

The report breaks down Boone County Sheriff’s operations by month and activity.

Fifty senators and representatives have formed a "Problem Solvers Bloc" under the leadership of No Labels, a political organization that advocates for bipartisanship and problem solving in Congress.

Ellis Fischel Cancer Center will host an open house of its new home at University Hospital from 4 to 6 p.m. Tuesday.

Terry Leon Blumer died Sunday, March 17, 2013. He was 80.

A man entered the store and pressed a hard object into the clerk's back. He ran away with an undisclosed amount of money.

Despite fears of another drought and low water levels restricting barge traffic during the last month, the rain and snow melt caused many rivers in the Midwest to rise to flood stage or come close.

The Cougars' home doubleheader scheduled Tuesday against Williams Baptist College has been postponed because of poor field conditions.

Michael Finnegan, who teaches anthropology at Kansas State University, told authorities there was no crime and that the skull belonged to a mongoloid female of a historic or prehistoric era. He said the puncture on the top of the skull likely happened after she died.