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Medical examiner: 24 dead in Oklahoma twister
The estimated death toll was cut by more than half. A spokeswoman said some victims were counted twice in the early chaos of the storm that struck Monday afternoon.
SHOW ME THE RECORDS: Regional market reports
This week, the Missourian highlights the Department of Agriculture's weekly market summary of grain and cattle trends in each region of the state.
IN HEADLINES TODAY: Obesity, student loans, and Missouri's budget
Tuesday's top stories include news on Missouri's budget, a report about obesity and how schools can combat it, and information about a controversial statement made by a Greek politician.
Location of Mali's president unknown after coup
Capt. Amadou Haya Sanogo refused to say where the ousted leader is being kept and did not make clear if they are holding him.
Columbia shows, exhibits complement True/False Film Fest
If you have some downtime between True/False Film Fest film showings, check out these other events around Columbia.
The Missourian's guide to True/False Film Fest 2012
Navigating the ins and outs of True/False Film Fest can be confusing, but we've got you covered on how to make the most of the festival.
Holiday reading list: Booksellers suggest titles with Columbia connections
If you'll be spending some free time during the holidays doing some reading, allow us to make suggestions for your reading list.
Tomatoes could become trend in holiday decor
The University of New Hampshire has been researching dwarf tomato plants as holiday decorations. Along with being a decorative way for people to grow their own food, the plants blend in with the traditional holiday colors: red and green.
Tailgates, rituals and attire: A look at game day across the SEC
A look at how other SEC schools celebrate on game day.
