The voters of the “show-me” state find themselves reversing namesake roles, as the nation watches them to see what they decide on the Missouri Stem Cell Research and Cures Initiative. (Full story)

Junior defensive linebacker J.R. Graham’s last second end zone interception gave Western a chance to barely creep by with a five game winning streak. (Full story)

Student Senate not worried about 10 senator resignations

“We do the best we can with the members we have now.” (Full story)

With the national elections just weeks away, it has never been more important for young Americans and college students to have a handle on the ever-changing world of news and politics. But where does one turn in this world of an over saturated market of multimedia mayhem? Where can you go to feel that you are getting information that is untainted and unmolested by big money lobbying interests and bipartisan brain washing? (Full story)

With today’s music industry, it’s becoming harder and harder to find a band that can both play good music and maintain character through their growing popularity. St. Joseph post-hardcore band Skeffington is one of those bands, retaining talent and class as their fan base grows. (Full story)

Smokers are sitting at the edge of their seats waiting to hear if the Nov. 7 vote will increase taxes on tobacco by 470 percent. Amendment 3 is on the election ballot this year, which, if passed, would increase tobacco taxes. This tax increase would be used for education and health care. (Full story)

As the 2006 Missouri Senate election nears, Missourians are faced with some difficult decisions, whether or not to approve a tax on tobacco products, stem cell research and raising minimum wage. (Full story)