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Barbara Walters announced she plans to retire after an extraordinary career in television journalism that began in 1961.

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Get in the know with recaps of nifty news stories from the science community. And, of course, find out what games are out this week.

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Bees be gone

April 6, 2013 7:00 pm by

The bad news: colony collapse has gotten worse. The good news: scientists maybe know whats causing it. Maybe.

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Mysterious tweets coming from Columbia make us wonder where in town is Alton Brown?

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The Maryland Board of Physicians is investigating LeRoy Carhart, the subject of T/F film “After Tiller.”

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24-year old Australian mash-up artist, Nick “Pogo” Bertke was banned from entering the U.S for 10 years in September 2011. His crime? Working with only a tourist visa. Now the musician fights back.

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Welcome, Pope Francis. Happy to have you.

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A “Dateline” special mentioned that Ryan Ferguson has a new girlfriend, and we can’t believe it.

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Remembering Sylvia Plath

February 13, 2013 3:00 pm by

It has been 50 years since poet Sylvia Plath took her own life. Now we remember her through her poetry, novel and short story writing.

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Every time you click the “share” button, you identity is at risk. With the new series Catfish: The TV Show and the Manti Te’O scandal, you already know it can happen to anyone. It happened to me.

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The free training sessions came about from the increased requests from community members after the recent national shootings. Vox ran a large story about the gun culture in mid-Missouri in October and gave some tips to readers.

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We’ve made it easy for you to follow the development of the news about Michael Dixon’s suspension, accusations and eventual transfer.

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Google’s YouTube app for iOS

September 21, 2012 12:00 pm by

Get hands-on experience with the new Google YouTube app today. Do you like the new interface of the new app?

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Watermelon recall

September 18, 2012 5:00 pm by

Summer is always a good time to eat watermelons. But we need to pay close attention when we purchase watermelons due to a recent watermelon recall related to salmonella concerns.

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Cattle owners can now detect heat-related livestock illness with this nifty new app.

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Columbia Steps Challenge is coming

September 9, 2012 1:00 pm by

Come and join the new steps competition in Columbia to get active.

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How to survive a robbery

September 4, 2012 9:00 am by

How should we respond to a home invasion? How can we stay safe if robbery occurs?

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An unfortunate accident involving an infant, a call to resignation by police officers and a shocking car accident on College Ave. all were buzzing with on Columbia’s Twitter feed.

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Making the news in 2011

December 10, 2011 10:00 am by

2011 has been a big one for breaking news. These range from international events to those close to home. Here are the top 10 stories you should remember from this year, according to Vox.

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If high gas prices have you in a tizzy — more than $50 for a full tank, really? — hit the breaks on your typical CoMo commute this week. As part of the 10th Annual Mayor’s Challenge: Bike, Walk & Wheel Week, Columbia Parks and Recreation, The Health Department and the PedNet Coalition are sponsoring a variety of events to keep Columbians moving sans automobiles. Although the festivities kicked off on Saturday, you can still partake in plenty more activities before the May 21 finale.

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