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Missouri Women's Basketball inks Muller and Thompson on National Signing Day

COLUMBIA — Missouri Women's Basketball inked two recruits on National Signing Day Wednesday. Katie Muller, a four-star recruit from West Des Moines, Iowa, joins the Tigers as the No. 89 nationally ranked recruit according to Sportscenter NEXT 100 and is the No. 2 recruit in Iowa. The 6-foot-2 shooting...

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Men’s Basketball Signs Devin Cleveland

One of the nation’s top shooters is headed to Columbia as Devin Cleveland (Chicago, Ill.) signed with the Mizzou men’s basketball team on Wednesday. Cleveland is the Tigers’ first signee in the nation’s No. 7 recruiting class. Ranked as high as the nation’s No. 32 prospect,...

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Georgia-Missouri Injury Report: Seven Players Listed Ahead Of Saturday

Georgia and Missouri released updated injury reports Thursday night ahead of Saturday's matchup. Missouri has four players ruled out, including edge rusher Langden Kitchen, running back Malae Fonoti, offensive lineman Josh Atkins, and tight end Gavin Hoffman. Georgia has just one player ruled out, outside linebacker Amaris Williams. The Bulldogs...

Athens, GA · 1d

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Hallsville unveils new veterans memorial

What role did Bryan Schultz play in Hallsville's veterans memorial?. Why did Missouri Military Academy move its Veterans Day event?. On Wednesday, communities across Mid-Missouri honored Veterans Day. At Tribble Park in Hallsville, community leaders unveiled the city's first-ever veterans memorial. "We've had a bunch of different fundraising events over...

Hallsville, MO · 2d

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Rock Bridge celebrates seven student-athletes signing National Letters of Intent

COLUMBIA — Rock Bridge celebrated seven student-athletes signing their National Letters of Intent on Wednesday. The seven are headlined by softball player Hayden Bush, who will play at the University of Arkansas next year. Bush's sister, Ava, will play her freshman season at Alabama this year. Simone Walker, a...

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Missouri-Georgia preview: Making Gunner Stockton throw is Tigers' only shot

Missouri-Georgia preview: Making Gunner Stockton throw is Tigers' only shot. Josh Pate says Missouri's best hope is forcing Georgia to win through the air, noting that Gunner Stockton can beat you throwing it but gives the Tigers' top-12 havoc rate a chance. He lays out how the game likely unfolds, why Missouri needs something early, and gives his pick against the spread. Subscribe to "Josh Pate's College Football Show" on YouTube.

Athens, GA · 2d

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Happy retirement to a very good boy

After eight years comforting patients and families at the University of Missouri Children's Hospital in Columbia, a golden retriever named Link is retiring. The therapy dog has brought joy to countless children during some of their most difficult moments. Link has spent most of his life making hospital visits a...

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Nation’s First Autonomous Railcars on Regulated Short Line Come to Mid-Missouri

Powered by St. Louis innovation, the Columbia Terminal Railroad will deploy autonomous, self-propelled railcars to serve Mid-Missouri business hub. Self-propelled, autonomous railcars will soon run in Missouri between Columbia and Centralia on the Columbia Terminal Railroad – the first time this technology will be deployed on a regulated short line in the nation – after the U.S. Department of Transportation’s Federal Railroad Administration announced a $16.2 million grant to modernize the 21.4-mile COLT railroad.

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Years of memories await Dennis Gates in Mizzou’s Chicago showdown against Marquette

Mizzou basketball's upcoming game against Marquette evoked childhood memories in Chicago and at Marquette for coach Dennis Gates. But his focus is on winning the game, which requires MU to correct mistakes.

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Southern Boone football faces rematch against Hallsville in Class 3 District 4 championship

A pass fell incomplete out of the hand of Southern Boone quarterback Graham McKim on the 4-yard line, thus turning the ball over to Hallsville, which then took a knee to end the game. That was Oct. 16. As the Hallsville home crowd celebrated the 30-27 win, the defeated Eagles...

Hallsville, MO · 1d

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District championship football games kick off Friday night across Columbia area

Three district championship football games will feature mid-Missouri teams looking to extend their seasons Friday night, with rematches and late-season momentum all in the mix. All three games are scheduled for 7 p.m. Warrensburg looks to avenge loss vs. No. 1 seed Moberly. Warrensburg (10-1) will have an opportunity to...

Warrensburg, MO · 1d

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Josh Pate Predicts Missouri vs. Georgia Outcome, Reveals What an Upset Would Require

Josh Pate picks No. 1 Georgia to beat and cover against Missouri in Week 11 and explains why Jamal Roberts and the Tigers’ run game hold the key to any upset in Athens.

Athens, GA · 2d

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Late Fall Yard Checklist From A University Horticulturist Says Mulch Roses 6 To 10 Inches Deep And Never Pile Mulch Against Tree Trunks

The leaves are down, the mornings are crisp and the garden is quietly asking for one last round of attention. A University of Missouri Extension horticulturist has a late-fall checklist […]

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COMO Barks & Rec offers doggy daycare delivered

What facilities are included in Como Barks & Rec's daycare oasis?. Why does Como Bark Bus limit the number of dogs to 10-12 daily?. What led to international attention for Como Bark Bus on social media?. A Columbia small business owner is setting a new standard for dog care. Stephanie...

Columbia, MO · 12h

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With expanded CFP eliminating conference championships, Missouri's Eli Drinkwitz and Wake Forest's Jake Dickert ask why conferences exist

Missouri coach Eli Drinkwitz and Wake Forest coach Jake Dickert are now asking a question about college football's impending 24-team playoff era that might be on more and more people's minds across the next 12 months. What's the point of conferences without conference title games?. As part of college football's...

Winston-Salem, NC · 2d

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Skyhawks Fall On The Road at Missouri

COLUMBIA, Mo. – The University of Tennessee at Martin women's basketball fell to Missouri, 103-59, in its first road game of the season Thursday night at the Mizzou Arena in Columbia. The Skyhawks got off to a hot start and held an 11-6 lead midway through the first quarter....

Martin, TN · 2d

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The Daily Blend w/ AC: On location at Jina Yoo's Bar J in Columbia

Get ready to raise your glass—Columbia restauranteur Jina Yoo just opened Bar J, her bold new spot serving up American comfort food and craft cocktails with serious attitude! AC gets behind the bar with Haille to shake up their signature Cadillac margarita with fresh lime, top-shelf tequila, and a perfect tajín rim. November 13, 2026.

Columbia, MO · 14h

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Columbia Ward 2 Council Member defends sudden Flock vote, says residents have raised concerns for years

COLUMBIA, Mo. (KMIZ) Columbia City Councilwoman Vera Elwood said she was surprised but excited to move forward with a vote ending the city's contracts with Flock Safety, arguing that residents had raised concerns about the company's handling of data for years. Elwood, who represents Ward 2, made the motion near...

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Longtime Columbia radio host Simon Rose launches podcast

Longtime Columbia radio personality Simon Rose has returned to the microphone with a new podcast focused on the people, issues and events shaping the community. “The CoMo Morning Meeting with Simon Rose” features conversations with local leaders, entrepreneurs and other community figures, according to a community announcement. New episodes are released once or twice a week at 9 a.m., with the schedule depending on current events. Rose spent 37 years at KFRU and 33 years at KBXR, where he was a founding DJ. “When the radio job ended, the thing I heard more than anything was, ‘What am I supposed to listen to now?’ and ‘Are you going to do a podcast?’” Rose said in the announcement. “After hearing that enough times, it seemed like a built-in audience might actually be there. I am humbled by that and so grateful to this community for the show of support.” Guests so far have included Columbia Mayor Barbara Buffaloe, historic preservationist Fred Parry and political analyst Ted Farnen. Continuing Columbia's conversations Rose said that the podcast gives him an opportunity to continue the conversations taking place around Columbia while exploring the stories behind local headlines. The show also leaves room for occasional