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In 1994 the story of a court order against Bob Richards moved from back-page obscurity to drive-time talk radio in a sequence that raised questions about what constitutes news.

Grainy clips of Wooden, Bird and Magic, Smarts corner jumper and Valvano looking for a hug. Nostalgic visions of college basketball abound. Many elements of the game remain unchanged since

After an hour and a half testifying, Plocher quickly left out of a side door of the hearing room and ignored questions from reporters as he boarded an elevator.

House Speaker Dean Plocher testified Tuesday evening before a bipartisan committee investigating him over allegations of ethical misconduct. 

Strain was in Nashville with his fraternity brothers when he disappeared. Country music star Luke Bryan is asking his fans to share any information they might have about missing college student Riley Strain, who disappeared after being out of his Nashville bar.

The family of Riley Strain is detailing their pain after the 22-year-old University of Missouri student went missing while on a trip to Nashville last week.

In 1984, Rev. Larry Rice was advocating for the unhoused and calling out city officials for "heartless" treatment of our less fortunate neighbors. This story that couldve been written today.

Jaylen Johnson's attorney says he did not realize it was his mother trying to enter through the back of their house: "He hasn't stopped crying."

A century-old university near St. Louis will shut down next year. The president of Fontbonne University, in Clayton, Missouri, said Monday that the school will close due to declining enrollment and ongoing budget problems.

A century-old university in suburban St. Louis will shut down next year, its president said Monday, citing declining enrollment and ongoing budget