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After the Tigers’ loss at Nebraska, they are 1-5 against the Cornhuskers with coach Mike Anderson, including a loss in last year’s Big 12 Conference tournament that ended Missouri’s season.

The Missouri women's basketball team rallied from a 17-point second-half deficit against No. 3 ranked Texas A&M in its conference opener before falling 62-56.

A letter from the Social Security Administration to Sen. Claire McCaskill said a July 1 deadline to work out issues "may slip."

A police officer had fired a stun gun twice at a suspected drunken driver, who became unresponsive soon after. The incident happened during a traffice stop in August.

Coach Cindy Stein and her players admitted to doubting a comeback from a double-digit deficit against Texas A&M.

Joshua Silver hopes to provide eyeglasses to more than a billion people with poor eyesight. The self-adjusting glasses could be a boon for those too poor to afford good eye care.

Matthew Hoppe and Cory Malone, both of Harrisburg, were arrested after a Boone County sheriff's deputy pulled over their vehicle for having expired registration.

But this time around, there's a big difference.

They'll lead the Agriculture and Labor departments and the state's National Guard units.

The new Republican congressman from St. Elizabeth was named to the House Committee on Small Business and the House Committee on Agriculture.

The Labor Department contacts 60,000 households to calculate unemployment for the entire work force, which consists of about 154 million Americans.

A Cole County judge rejected the argument that his Lincoln Count jury was chosen improperly. Ryan Ferguson was convicted in 2oo5 of killing of Columbia sports editor Kent Heitholt.

The Hickman girls basketball team relied on its defense to win the Rolla tournament.

The cuts will take effect March 1 by combining two deboning shifts. The high price of corn — its incease blamed on its use for fuel — was cited.

He is Mark Templeton, an associate dean and chief operating officer of Yale Law School.

Central Missouri Subcontracting Enterprises, which employs more than 100 adults with disabilities, is facing a shortage of work to keep its employees busy and could be on the list for funding cuts this year.

Blunt says his efforts to balance Missouri's budget were a major accomplishment, while some consider it his greatest failure.

It's the same sentence given to a classmate that he introduced to two would-be hit men his friend hired to kill his parents.

Suggested changes to the roadway plan included 10 new streets and four extensions in the Scott Boulevard area and eight new streets and two extensions in the Route K area.