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New Report Reveals How Police Handle Racial Bias, De-Escalation TrainingThe training teaches officers how to recognize and minimize the negative effects of unconscious biases we all have, including race.

At Least 3 Dead After Tornadoes Rip Through MissouriA “violent tornado” hit Jefferson City late Wednesday night. Another suspected twister hit the Golden City area, killing at least three people.

$100 Million Lawsuit Filed In Missouri Duck Boat TragedyThe federal lawsuit accuses Ripley Entertainment and others of ignoring bad weather warnings and of knowing that design flaws made the boats susceptible to sinking.

VIDEO: Woman With Cerebral Palsy Goes Viral With CrossFit WorkoutA St. Louis woman with cerebral palsy has gone viral after video of her inspirational CrossFit workout was posted by her trainer.

Survivor Describes Deadly Duck Boat Accident That Killed Her FamilyMore than half of the 17 people killed when a tourist boat sank on a lake in Missouri were members of the same Indiana family.

'Just A Chaotic Mess:' 17 Dead Following Duck Boat Accident In MissouriAuthorities say more than a dozen people are dead and some are missing after a tour boat capsized and sank in Branson, Missouri

Student Tries To Sell High School On Craigslist In Graduation PrankA Missouri student has been banned from walking in his high school graduation after a senior prank was misinterpreted as a "threat" against the school.

Missouri Candidate Selling 'ISIS Hunting Permits' To Raise Campaign CashMissouri Republican gubernatorial candidate Eric Greitens is selling so-called "ISIS hunting permits'' to raise money.

Best BBQ Cities In AmericaA profile on five of the best BBQ cities in America

Mizzou's Shane Ray Cited For Pot Possession Days Before NFL DraftThe 6-foot-3, 245-pounder was SEC defensive player of the year at Missouri. He is expected to be an early pick in this week's NFL draft, which begins Thursday.

Obama Administration Proposes Plan To Stop Profiling By Law EnforcementThe Obama administration has issued new guidelines intended to stop federal law enforcement officials from stopping people based on race, religion, national origin or other characteristics.

College Football Spotlight: The Playoff Begins NowThe College Football Playoff will determine college football’s first national champion in the new playoff model in January, but the real playoff begins this weekend.

Sources To CBS2: Police Won't Be 'Heavy-Handed' During Possible Future Eric Garner Case ProtestSources told CBS2 the NYPD has laid out plans for possible protests stemming from a future grand jury decision in the death of Eric Garner in police custody.

De Blasio At White House: Ferguson Crisis Is Reflection Of 'Centuries Of Racism'Spurred by the Ferguson shooting and anti-police protests in New York and around the country, President Barack Obama on Monday announced new initiatives to bridge police mistrust.