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SEC, ESPN postpone news conference
Monday's bombings in Boston pushed back what was expected to be the announcement of a new SEC television network.
Cardinals jump on Pirates early in 10-6 win
Allen Craig doubled and drove in three runs for the Cardinals, who knocked around James McDonald (1-2) with a seven-run second inning. McDonald gave up eight runs, three earned, and walked two in 1 1-3 innings, the shortest start of his career.
Security beefed up worldwide after Boston Marathon blasts
Agencies were also stepping up their social media response, telling the public via Twitter and Facebook to report suspicious activity to the police.
Lawsuit filed over GOP caucus arrest
A St. Charles County Republication Central Committee disruption occurred over the decision to support GOP presidential nominee Rick Santorum. Ron Paul supporter Brent Stafford was allegedly denied First Amendment rights and has filed a lawsuit.
UM System looks to lift limits on naming rights
The UM System Board of Curators didn't immediately approve the change but instead asked university lawyers to write a revised rule for future consideration.
Schnucks: 2.4 million credit, debit cards at risk
Schnucks announced the breadth of the fraud in a statement Sunday.
SHOW ME THE RECORDS: County website details election results
The Boone County clerk's website provides information about upcoming elections, as well as results from previous elections.
Some states dropping GED as test changes to online, price spikes
As the GED test shifts to an online format, it poses a concern to states and test takers. Missouri has requested bids from other test makers and plans to make a decision this month.
Missouri State Highway Patrol using mobile fingerprint scans
Missouri State Highway Patrol provides some troopers with mobile fingerprint scanners to help identify suspicious people and assist investigations. The devices can also be used in standard arrests if a trooper has probable cause.
Obama calls Mass. officials after explosions
Obama also told Mayor Tom Menino and Gov. Deval Patrick that his administration would provide whatever support was needed in responding to the incident, the White House said.
UPDATE: Boston Marathon bombing kills 3 including an 8-year-old, injures more than 140
About three hours after the winners crossed the line, there was a loud explosion on the north side of Boylston Street. Another explosion could be heard a few seconds later.
WHAT OTHERS SAY: Traveling in another dimension — The Work Zone
Sixteen MoDOT workers have died on the job since 2000, and MoDOT officials want Missouri drivers to do their part in keeping road workers safe.
WHAT OTHERS SAY: Tougher rules needed to protect natural gas customers
Problem No. 1 is that no universal — or logical — federal rules govern the placement of shut-off valves, and problem No. 2 is that utilities don't use shut-off valves on a consistent basis.
Missouri House panel to take up driver's license bills
House Speaker Tim Jones has put the committee in charge of investigating the new driver's license procedures, in which applicants' personal documents are scanned into a computer database.
Luetkemeyer: Feds assure Missouri gun info wasn't used
"The inspector has given me assurances that the information was not utilized in any way by his department," Missouri Congressman Blaine Luetkemeyer said.
St. Louis aldermen reduce marijuana penalty
Aldermen voted 22-3 on Monday in favor of a law giving officers the option of moving some marijuana cases to the municipal court system.
Missouri revenue director resigns amid controversy
Missouri Department of Revenue Director Brian Long has resigned amid a controversy over the agency's handling of concealed gun permit documents.
LIVE: Obama's statements about Boston Marathon explosions
Watch the live stream of President Barack Obama's statements about the Boston Marathon explosions that have injured more than 50 people.
Missouri softball loses to Arkansas as pitching problems continue
A fatigued pitcher, along with the injury of an outfielder led to Missouri's second loss to Arkansas in a row.
THIS WEEK'S MOST READ STORIES: Prized McBaine bur oak vandalized; Phil Pressey leaves
The top-read stories this week concerned a vandalized 90-foot bur oak, another chapter in the Ryan Ferguson saga and a farewell, as Missouri men's basketball career assists leader Phil Pressey announced he'll skip his senior season t0 enter the NBA draft.