Long Time Mizzou Baseball Coach Steps Down
Jamieson Walks Away After 22 Years
Feds consider whether to shut for-profit college watchdog
BOSTON (AP) — Federal education officials are deciding whether to shut down the nation’s biggest accreditor of for-profit colleges over allegations it overlooked deception by some of its schools. The Accrediting Council for Independent Colleges is meant to be a watchdog for hundreds of for-profit colleges. Its seal of approval allows schools to get federal…
St. Louis-area lawmaker to drop out of Missouri House race
JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. (AP) — A St. Louis-area Democratic lawmaker says she won’t run for re-election and will return to teaching. Rep. Genise Montecillo announced Friday she’s dropping out of the race after the Aug. 2 primary. She’ll remain in office for the short September session and through the rest of her term, which ends…
‘Ali! Ali!’: The Greatest Is Laid to Rest in His Hometown
LOUISVILLE, Ky. (AP) — The Greatest was laid to rest in his hometown Friday after an all-day send-off that was a lot like Muhammad Ali himself – serious at times, but also exuberant, bracingly political, and funny. Ali made one final journey through the city he adored via a fist-pumping funeral procession through the streets…
Wainwright’s pinch-hit double leads Cardinals past Pirates
PITTSBURGH (AP) — Adam Wainwright has 121 wins in his 12-year career along with two World Series rings and two second-place finishes in the NL Cy Young Award balloting. However, the St. Louis Cardinals pitcher won’t have many more memorable moments than he had Friday night. Pinch-hitting because the Cardinals were out of positon players,…