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All week long, the Tigers talked about how they were getting no respect and given no chance to upset No. 4 Oklahoma. But the Tigers failed to prove anyone wrong.

New forms of rivalry finds its way into Big 12.

Authorities have worked since August to gather DNA samples and at least 123 witnesses in building a case against 19-year-old Daniel Sanders, who was indicted Friday on a charge of second-degree murder following the August death of his mother, Helen Sanders.

The Sooners surged ahead in the first half and went on to defeat Missouri 62-21 in the Big 12 Conference championship game 

An e-mail from Steve Graham, UM System vice president for academic affairs, says that UM System President Gary Forsee is asking for faculty members' suggestions of ways to cope with potential budget cuts of up to 25 percent.

Linda Valencia, the mother of the man Steven Rios was convicted of murdering, says she feels relief and closure.

Senior forward DeMarre Carroll is looking for a good showing against California after a disappointing performance by the Tigers against the Golden Bears last season.

Hoping to push through a solution the White House will buy, Democratic congressional aides began drafting a $15 billion auto bailout for Detroit's Big Three Saturday.

Rock Bridge's senior class organized the annual event to raise money for its end-of-the-year activities, such as the senior picnic and banquet.

Police say Michael Shane Yarnell confessed to killing his wife and dumping her body on an island. She  has been missing for five years.

Craig Hosmer, current Greene County Democratic chairman and former Springfield state representative, was elected as Missouri Democratic Party chairman.

Boone County will add GPS to all of its snow plows, which will increase efficiency of snow removal, the public works department said.

After an ex-employee's allegation of wrongful termination by Gov. Blunt spurred an investigation and lawsuits, taxpayers have been paying to defend both sides.

The ruling is likely to be appealed by state officials, arguing that only the Legislature should have the right to make such a decision.

After a year and a half in the U.S., a missionary and his wife return to his native country of Brazil.

Martha "Sunny" von Bulow, heiress and high society figure, died Saturday after years in a coma allegedly induced by her husband, Claus von Bulow. Her story was made into the movie "Reversal of Fortune."

This year's Pearl Harbor commemoration ceremony will focus on our country's "first strike back" instead of the actual raid.

The appeals panel agreed with a lower court ruling that an early police interview with Lisa Nowak could not be used at trial, but agreed that contents found in her car could be, reversing the earlier ruling. Nowak is charged with attempting to kidnap a romantic rival.

MU students from Israel and Austria were drawn to the university by the Tigers men's swimming team. Both contacted the school after researching the swimming program on the Internet.