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Ling spoke Thursday night at the Missouri Theatre about her traumatic experience of being imprisoned in North Korea. Ling spent 140 days in captivity after being arrested for illegal entry into China.

The eighth annual Tomato Festival was held Thursday at the MU Bradford Research and Extension Center. This year, 144 tomato and 72 pepper varieties were available for participants to sample and rate.

The seventh annual event included stops at nine locations on campus, including the chancellor's home, the Museum of Art and Archaeology and the Enns Entomology Museum.

MBA students used data about ticket sales, television revenue, donor contributions and fan spending to conduct a study on the economic impact of Missouri's move to the SEC.

Missouri men's basketball coach Frank Haith spoke about leadership and basketball Thursday to a packed auditorium in the Trulaske College of Business.

Bruins defensive lineman A.J. Logan had received offers from Memphis and Northern Illinois, but the decision was easy when his hometown Tigers came calling.

Both Rock Bridge and Hickman high schools offer ACT prep programs, which Columbia Public Schools officials say is responsible for the city's higher-than-average scores.

The recently released Stanford study, which found few nutritional advantages to eating organic foods, misleads consumers into thinking it doesn't matter whether they buy organic or not, the "Food Sleuth" says.

Take a peek at what Mizzou football players are tweeting about leading up to their first Southeastern Conference game against Georgia. 

The last night of the Democratic National Convention in Charlotte, N.C., ended with thunderous applause from the delegates as President Barack Obama called for hope and patience.

With a record of 1-2 this season, the Stars are focusing on improving their weaknesses before they head to Kansas City on Friday for the Avila University Eagle Invitational.

The Tigers finished nonconference play with a 5-1 record after Thursday's 1-0 loss to the Buckeyes.

Park officials plan to introduce new improvements and take suggestions for future projects at a public meeting 6 p.m. Friday at the Finger Lakes park office.

The Columbia College women's soccer team is looking to turn off-the-field chemistry into on-the-field success in the team's first year as a program.

The Missouri volleyball team did more than bring home a tournament championship last weekend at the Lipscomb Invitational in Nashville, Tenn.

Georgia fans were setting up a recreational vehicle on Thursday in advance of Georgia's game against Missouri on Saturday.

School Board member Paul Cushing announced his resignation, effective Oct. 1. 

John Hall shares his photos of the flora and fauna in his backyard as well as some shots of the rain from Hurricane Isaac.

After rushing for 100 yards and two touchdowns last Saturday, Bulldogs running back Todd Gurley is taking nothing for granted and keeping a humble demeanor.