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By STEVEN SPEARS News Editor (WARRENSBURG, Mo., digitalBURG) — The Warrensburg Police Department is seeking assistance in identifying a suspicious man reported to have approached two female minors earlier this week. The… Read more »
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Ruling gives discrimination suit against Chiefs fresh life
By HEATHER HOLLINGSWORTH (KANSAS CITY, Mo., AP) — The Missouri Supreme Court on Tuesday gave fresh life to a lawsuit that claims the Kansas City Chiefs fired an older maintenance… Read more »
‘We got him!’ tweet draws scrutiny in freeway shootings case
By BOB CHRISTIE and TERRY TANG (PHOENIX, AP) — Three weeks of growing fear among Phoenix drivers after a series of freeway shootings briefly eased when Arizona’s governor blasted the news… Read more »
Holocaust Museum looks for ways to share survivors’ stories
(ST. LOUIS, AP) — Survivors of the Holocaust are dwindling, so the Holocaust Museum and Learning Center in suburban St. Louis is in the process of adapting to how it will proceed… Read more »
Disciplined radio employee quits after hoax comments
(SPRINGFIELD, Mo., AP) — A Springfield radio station employee has quit after refusing to back down from his suggestion that the on-air killings of two Virginia journalists were a hoax. Part-time telephone… Read more »
GOP official apologizes for writing atop Benton painting
By HEATHER HOLLINGSWORTH Associated Press (KANSAS CITY Mo., AP) — The vice chairwoman of the Missouri Republican Party has apologized for using a Thomas Hart Benton mural as a writing surface in… Read more »
University of Missouri professor sues over campus gun ban
(COLUMBIA, Mo., AP) — A University of Missouri associate law professor has filed a lawsuit challenging the university’s ban on guns on campus. The lawsuit filed Saturday by Royce de R. Barondes… Read more »
Missouri colleges would freeze tuition for funding hike
By SUMMER BALLENTINE Associated Press (JEFFERSON CITY, Mo., AP) — Leaders of Missouri’s public community colleges and universities said Monday that they’ll freeze undergraduate tuition next school year as part of a… Read more »
Fraternity Complex reopens: Air tests clear of mold
By STEVEN SPEARS News Editor (WARRENSBURG, Mo., digitalBURG) — Students moving into the Fraternity Complex can now breathe easy. Jeff Murphy, assistant director of University Relations, said roughly 100 of the students living in Diemer… Read more »
Alum receives Young Journalist award
By LEAH WANKUM Managing Editor (COLUMBIA, Mo., digitalBURG) — Only two years after graduating UCM, she’s already received statewide recognition for her work in journalism. Nicole Cooke, 2013 UCM alumna, is the news editor and… Read more »
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