Missouri basketball’s 7-foot-5 center Trent Burns is trending toward availability for the first time this season. But will MU ...

"River of Grass" is about the current and future challenges faced by not only the ecosystem, but the people who live in the ...

Missouri women's basketball is moving on from Robin Pingeton. Here are five candidates the Tigers may consider as they look ...

As Missouri football brings in nine new transfers on the defensive side of the ball, here’s one question facing every ...

As the Columbia City Council contends with less revenue and more expenses, a community activity showcased what the council is ...

"How Deep Is Your Love" does what True/False films should do: provoke the audience with questions and thoughts.

New York Times film critic Alissa Wilkinson will visit Columbia to discuss writer Joan Didion's lifelong relationship with the movies.

Locals Kotora usher listeners through an epic rock poem on the recent, four-song EP "No Safe Haven." The band describes its sound as appealing to fans of acts such as Saosin, AFI and Every Time I Die; ...

Every federal job lost means another 0.5 to 2.5 jobs lost elsewhere, University of Missouri associate professor Saku Aura says.

Missouri women’s basketball coach Robin Pingeton will step away at the end of the season, the university announced Wednesday.

Missouri basketball relied on instincts to deliver a 30-point blowout win Tuesday over South Carolina. That's becoming closer ...

Missouri basketball scored more than 100 points for the second straight game at Mizzou Arena, cruising past last-placed South ...