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With fewer than 35 people still living in the Federal Emergency Management mobile homes, officials will move the center's services to a downtown Joplin YMCA.

The ACLU sued Missouri's Department of Corrections on behalf of two inmates after voters approved the amendment in August.

While Jimmie Johnson expressed displeasure at Carl Edwards driving during the race March 3 in Phoenix, the two NASCAR drivers prepare to race again this weekend in Las Vegas.

Newly proposed House legislation would prohibit the Revenue Department from scanning personal documents and transferring them to an out-of-state database.

A new bill would prevent bosses from firing or disciplining employees who do not disclose passwords for personal online services or accounts.

A new bill would prevent neighbors from filing nuisance lawsuits against farms or businesses. Some lawmakers worry it could bar neighbors from suing potent hog farms.

Several provisions in a new Republican alternative to Medicaid expansion has been met with resistance by Gov. Jay Nixon

A new bill on term limits would allow members of the General Assembly to spend up to 16 years in office, either split between chambers or in the same role.

A bill that allows past evidence of criminal behavior to be used in child sex abuse prosecutions passed the state House.

Initiative petitions would be subjected to more scrutiny in the General Assembly if a new bill passes the Senate. Initiatives that gather enough signatures would be part of a public hearing and a public comment period.

The general said he spent the last two years with Chavez, including his final moments, as Venezuela's president of 14 years battled an unspecified cancer in the pelvic region.

In a normal year, three or four raccoons a month are put down. Now, it's three or four a day.

A new bill sponsored by 24 Missouri House representatives would nullify federal firearms laws in the state. If it passes, the bill would make it a crime to enforce any federal firearms laws that Missouri courts determine to be in violation the Second Amendment.

Sales were "mind-blowing" on what is becoming some merchants' favorite weekend of the year.

Chris Koster calls the effort unjustified and a waste of judicial resources. The appeal is Ferguson's 14th attempt to get his conviction overturned or his case back into court.

The Bruins used Chayla Cheadle's 18 points and strong defensive effort to advance to the Class 5 state quarterfinals, easing past Waynesville 65-32.

Douglas Johnson's late free throws helped the Kewpies avoid a first-round upset and advance to the Class 5 state quarterfinals with a 53-49 overtime victory over Washington.

Mizzou Dance Marathon, a philanthropic organization at MU, will host its annual event Saturday. Throughout the event, 874 participants will dance for 13.1 hours and raise money to be donated to the MU Children's Hospital.

Jamie Sweeney has seen the Missouri swimming and diving teams change drastically in his fourteen years with the program.

The Tigers' two point guards, freshman Lianna Doty and sophomore Kyley Simmons, have focused on reducing giveaways, and the new mindset contributed to two key victories at the end of the regular season.