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Stephen J. Owens will replace Marvin E. "Bunky" Wright, who will retire in December.

The Mid-Missouri Comics Collective is a group of comic book creators and enthusiasts. At their monthly meetings, the members create new works while discussing their aspirations as artists in the field of comic writing and illustration.

Some Missouri bridges found in decent shape and others given repairs in wake of inspections following the Minnesota bridge collapse.

A new site provides the public with a record of businesses with revoked sales tax licenses. The site is updated weekly.

Roderick Nunn was named as the director of education and work force innovation on Thursday.

Police said the car, which flew 180 feet off an overpass, appeared to be going at an ‘excessive speed.’

MU’s mascot started as an authentic-looking, aggressive, nameless tiger before becoming the friendly character that prowls sidelines today.

Safety concerns have forced the Missouri athletics department to replace old goal posts with folding ones.

Tyler Hillis, a freshman on the MU men’s golf team, gained the final spot on the Tigers’ tournament roster by winning a dramatic sudden death playoff in practice.

On the baseball or softballl diamond, playing catcher is the position of choice for the majority of the Steponovich family.

Greg Kayser’s enthusiasm for soccer is helping him in his first year as an assistant coach for the Columbia College men’s soccer team.

The Columbia College volleyball team will travel to South Dakota to play three games over the weekend with two of those games against top-10 ranked opponents.

The excitement started as soon as the Illinois State game ended two weeks ago, but MU football coach Gary Pinkel refuses Saturday's game against Nebraska as anything more than the Tigers’ Big 12 Conference opener.

The on-field talent of Rock Bridge's Garrick Williams, a 6-foot-3, 300 pound offensive tackle has landed him a scholarship to Wake Forest, but his off-field leadership has proven invaluable for the inexperienced Bruins.

Members of the North-Central Columbia Neighborhood Association sparred with commercial developers at a city Planning and Zoning Commission meeting Thursday night over a proposal that would give residents more control over the future appearance of their neighborhood.

Ten years ago, the Tigers were seconds from victory when a controversial play turned an upset win against No. 1 Nebraska into ...