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Missouri legislative Democrats and Republicans dined on fish, hush puppies and potato salad at the recent fish fry hosted by the Association of Missouri Electric Cooperatives on the Capitol lawn in Jefferson City. Capitol staff
Voters in Columbia have re-elected Mayor Barbara Buffaloe to a second term, as she wins a hotly-contested three-way race that was dominated by the issue of crime and public safety. Final unofficial results show Mayor
It is election day across Missouri, and polls are open statewide today from 6 am until 7 pm. There are several key races in Boone County. Public safety has been a major issue in Columbia’s
The Missouri Tiger football team will not have a spring game for the next two years. Mizzou made this week’s announcement along with their spring practice dates. Mizzou cites the $250-million Memorial Stadium centennial project
Mizzou football’s Thanksgiving Saturday game at Faurot against Arkansas has sold out, which means every Tiger football game at home has been or is sold out this season. That’s also 12 straight sellouts dating back
More than 62,000 fans will pack Faurot Field in Columbia for Saturday night’s game against Buffalo, the program’s seventh-straight sellout dating back to last year. Eliah Drinkwitz’s Tigers are ranked ninth in the AP poll
The popular “Tiger Talk” radio program resumes tonight on the Central Bank Tiger Radio Network from Learfield. The weekly radio show is hosted by Mizzou play-by-play man Mike Kelly and features Mizzou football coach Eliah
Mizzou’s football coach is excited about his team opening the 2024 season at home on a Thursday night, for the third straight year. The University of Missouri has announced that it will open the season
Columbia’s popular Midway Golf and Games is drawing golfers and families from across mid-Missouri. The new Toptracer facility is drawing golfers from as far away as Sedalia, Marshall, Moberly and Mexico, and they want to
The Missouri Tigers aim for their first SEC win of the season tomorrow night when they host the Ole Miss Rebels in Columbia. Dennis Gates’ Tigers are 8-20 overall and 0-15 in conference, despite having
The UM System president is ecstatic about a $62-million donation to Mizzou Athletics, which will fund major renovations to Memorial Stadium in Columbia and support the Tiger fund program. The donor wishes to remain anonymous.
A $62-million donation announced Monday in Columbia is the largest gift commitment ever received by Mizzou Athletics. Mizzou athletic director Desiree Reed-Francois says the commitment will fund renovations at Memorial Stadium and will support the
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