(WARRENSBURG, Mo.) – Fourth ranked Mules Baseball (12-2, 9-1 MIAA) split an MIAA doubleheader with Nebraska-Kearney (9-8, 9-6 MIAA) Friday at Crane Stadium/Tompkins Field, winning game one 4-1 before dropping… Read more »
Jennies fall to Southwestern Okla. St. in NCAA Tourney
(TOPEKA, Kan.) – A late push brought them within one point, but time ran out as the 2nd-seeded Central Missouri Jennies were upset by the 7th-seeded Southwestern Oklahoma State Bulldogs,… Read more »
Lawmakers seek to renew Mo. Sunshine Law exemption
By CHRIS BLANK (JEFFERSON CITY, Mo., AP) – Legislative efforts to exempt security-related documents from public disclosure also could aid attempts to strengthen Missouri’s open-records law on the 40th anniversary… Read more »
Early wildfire chars up to 1,000 acres in Colo.
By NICHOLAS RICCARDI (FORT COLLINS, Colo., AP) – The wildfire season that Coloradans have been nervously awaiting arrived in a wind-whipped frenzy in the foothills near Fort Collins. The year’s… Read more »
WHS Facebook page draws rants and raves
Story by ELLEN BECKER, managing editor – The UCM Confessions Facebook page quickly caught the attention of Warrensburg High School students, who decided to make a page of their own…. Read more »
UCM Foundation rate of return in national top 10 percent
The University of Central Missouri Foundation’s five-year rate of return has placed it among the largest and most prominent public and private higher education organizations in the nation. In a… Read more »
Neosho resident stabs intruder in eye
(NEOSHO, Mo., AP) – Neosho police say a man is in critical condition after he was stabbed in the eye when he allegedly broke into another man’s apartment. Police Lt…. Read more »
Social media editor charged in hacking conspiracy
By GARANCE BURKE and PAUL ELIAS (SAN FRANCISCO, AP) – A deputy social media editor for Reuters vowed that Friday would be “business as usual” despite charges of conspiring with… Read more »