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After Quin Snyder resigned as Missouri men’s basketball coach, Jason Horton said he was unsure about his own future with the Tigers.

Missouri’s top pitcher, junior Max Scherzer, practiced in the bullpen before Missouri’s 6-3 win over Kansas State at Taylor Stadium. But he never made it onto Simmons Field on Sunday.

Plastic wrap and ice bound senior Travis Wendte’s pitching arm after he allowed only two hits during a career-high 4.1 innings against Kansas State on Saturday. He hadn’t spent nearly that long on the mound since his freshman year when he pitched four innings against Arkansas State.

The Missouri softball team racked up a season-high 15 hits to defeat Oklahoma 9-6 on Sunday in the second game of a two-game series in Norman, Okla.

Opposing attorneys in the MU football player Aaron O’Neal wrongful death suit banded together in a Boone County courtroom today in an attempt to obtain more than 600 photos taken during the pre-season training last July where O’Neal collapsed and later died.

Helen Baskett couldn’t stand to see it go.

As the city looks for ways to meet voter-mandated goals for using renewable energy, part of the conversation has turned to exactly what forms of energy qualify as renewable.

Each week at West Boulevard Elementary School, ordinary backpacks morph into miniature convenience stores. Courtesy of the Central Missouri Food Bank, the “Buddy Packs” are filled with enough nutritional and kid-friendly snacks to keep the children of 22 families fed from Friday night until Monday morning.

An MU engineering professor hopes a proposed community center in the First Ward will offer a way to get disadvantaged kids interested in math and science.

JEFFERSON CITY — Coming out of the weeklong spring break that marks the traditional halfway point of the legislative session, what hasn’t happened is almost as significant as what has.