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Former Senator Rick Santorum spoke to a crowd of several hundred people at William Woods College Friday. 

The word “inevitable” is being teamed with “job-losses” if the University of Missouri system is unable to work its way out of an expected twelve and a half percent cut in state funding for 2013.

A Missouri judge could rule in mid-February on a lawsuit challenging new boundaries for state House districts.

Only a few more days until the Missouri presidential primary, but this year many voters will likely stay home. 

Ameren Missouri has filed a proposed plan with the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission following a November citation for property being too close or physically on Ameren’s project boundaries. The proposal could affect over 1,600 waterfront homes, many of which are in Camdenton.

Closing arguments were heard Thursday in the lawsuit over Missouri’s new congressional district map.

Being an independent news reporter in Cuba is a dangerous occupation. The Committee to Protect Journalists points out that Cuba was once tied with China for holding the largest number of journalists behind bars. 

A Thursday morning fire in Boonville has destroyed two businesses operated by a program that helps people with disabilities.

The Buddy Pack program at the Food Bank for Central and Northeast Missouri is in trouble.

The University of Missouri System Board of Curators is meeting today in Kansas City. One item on the agenda, and on everyone's minds, is the budget.