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A Missouri lawmaker has proposed legislation that would require members of the General Assembly to be subjected to random drug testing during the session.

The search for the University of Missouri's next president was guided by one unwavering principle: keep candidate names secret. But such confidential searches are hardly the norm on the MU campus.

U.S. Senator Claire McCaskill seeks to avoid closing rural post offices under her proposal to maintain six-day mail delivery.

A Democratic House member from southwestern Missouri plans to run for lieutenant governor.

The Black Archives of Mid-America recently completed renovations on a new exhibit and archive space and also welcomed a new executive director, Doretha Williams.

A Cole County Judge has upheld the new congressional redistricting map passed by Missouri lawmakers last year. 

While debt is a problem that affects many Americans, Columbia Housing Authority is working to improve its repayment plans for residents.

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.