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The goal is for young people to be confident, considerate, comfortable and in control in social situations such as homecoming, weddings and job interviews.

After 33 months without a guide dog, Marj Schneider finally has a young German Shepherd to help her navigate the streets in her neighborhood.

Sisters Donna Boyles and Rebecca Tebeau renovated an old building into what is now Central Station, a bakery and eatery in Springfield.

As children, sisters Donna Boyles and Rebecca Tebeau never missed an opportunity to help their mother in the kitchen.

Residents and officials in Effingham County came together to restore the Mars Theater

Virtual providers hosted by districts or universities will be required to administer state-mandated exams to their full-time students.

Virtual providers hosted by districts or universities will be required to administer state-mandated exams to their full-time students.

Only one Missouri university cracked the Top 100 colleges nationally in the latest list.

A group called "Concerned Parents of Nixa" has formed to fight "questionable" books, curriculum and sex education in Nixa schools.

Springfield Public Schools has launched a search to find a replacement for Jean Grabeel, after the health director announced her retirement.