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Republicans need to back away from the black helicopters, er, drones, and focus on real problems, like health care, education, roads and, oh, yea, jobs.

The measure, which was sent to the House by a 24-9 Senate vote, was touted by its sponsor as a way to protect the rights of business owners.

It would allow veterans to immediately claim the discounted tuition rate despite not having lived in the state previously.

Among the hundreds of eggs hidden in the grass were a few prize-winning golden eggs.

The university raised a number of complaints about the NCAA's investigation in a letter to the NCAA , including disapproval of the investigation of Missouri basketball coach Frank Haith.

Alabama will only be the third ranked team Missouri has faced this season.

The service remembers nine undergraduate and graduate students in a ceremony that became a tradition in 2002.

Overall, the outcome suggests that the reality of Columbia comes pretty close to the stereotype. That is, we really are an island of progressive blue in a sea of reactionary red.

The new tag line is accompanied by a colorful new logo, print ads and a television commercial.

Scott Sommerfeld rarely found himself on the bench in 2012, but he's one of several key contributors from last season riding the pine.

Updike is the only Missouri gymnast to advance to this season's NCAA regionals, but she stays humble about her success.

The MU chancellor brought up issues that could also be discussed at the semester's general faculty meeting on Tuesday.

The federal health insurance program expanding coverage will take effect in January.

The annual festival will be held on April 21.

Medicaid expansion in Missouri would significantly boost local economies and is the most affordable healthcare alternative for Missourians.

Cliff Pennington's single in the 16th inning gave the Diamondbacks a 10-9 victory in a game that didn't end until early Thursday. At 5 hours and 32 minutes, it was the longest home game ever for in Diamondbacks.

The "Jeremy Maclin Charity Weekend" includes a softball game with other former Missouri players at 6 p.m. Saturday at Taylor Stadium.

Former Missouri guard Keion Bell was eliminated Thursday night in the first round of the College Slam Dunk Championship in Atlanta.

Chase Freidel finished first overall in the long jump, recording a jump of 15 feet, 9 inches.

Rock Bridge sophomore Matt Echelmeier finished first overall with a two-under-par 70.