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Supporters of the proposal on the Nov. 2 ballot say Missouri has a serious problem with abusive dog breeders that can only be addressed through legislation. Some breeders fear that the legislation would put them out of business.

Zoning disputes, like this one, may become more common if the city gets denser rather than expands outward.

Colorado, which has been outscored 177-40 in the past four games against Missouri, hopes to break its losing streak against the Tigers on Saturday.

Blake Logan pleaded guilty Thursday at a pretrial conference a day before the one-year anniversary of Nicole Crumby's murder..

Have you Googled yourself recently? You may find out more about yourself than you thought you could know.

Facebook introduced several new features Wednesday designed to help users better control their privacy.

Ryo Okubo, a freshman midfielder who came to the Cougars men's soccer team from Japan, has developed a close friendship with Brian Eike, a junior midfielder who has adopted Okubo like a younger brother.

Standout Hickman football player Wesley Leftwich has turned heads with a powerful kicking leg as often as he has with his blazing speed at wide receiver.

The Rock Bridge girls golf team qualified for the state tournament as a team for the second straight year by winning their sectional tournament Thursday in Sedalia.

Vice President Joe Biden visits Missouri to raise money for Robin Carnahan, Missouri's Secretary of State. She is trailing behind Republican U.S. Rep. Roy Blunt.  

The commission felt its positions on the East Area Plan and Richland Road rezoning request were clear. The work session is the first time the City Council will consider the East Area plan. The commission voted twice not to recommend the Richland Road proposal to the council.

Love Your Body Day, part of the weeklong Love Your Body Project, took place on MU's Lowry Mall on Thursday.

Hartsburg will be full of people and pumpkins on Saturday and Sunday.

About 300 people, including scientists, researchers, entrepreneurs and investors, attended the Expo, which was the first of its kind in Missouri. The Expo's aim was to inspire investment in local technologies.

Former Missouri soccer player Kristin Andrighetto says she feels connected to soccer through being a volunteer student coach for the Tigers.

Improvements would include a renovation of the Steinberg Playground, adding lights to two fields and building a permanent bathroom.

The center will study five herbal medicines to determine their effectiveness.

"Be a Superhero for Columbia Public Schools" event seeks to break record of largest gathering of superheroes, which was just set at 1,580 at the promotion for the movie "Megamind."

Trigger, a horse, and Bullet, a dog, were stars of Roy Rogers' movies and televisions shows. They were preserved by a taxidermist and will be at the RFD-TV The Theatre.