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Saturday’s show at the Boone County fairgrounds included extreme freestyle motocross stunts, sand track races and monster-truck wheelie competitions.

The Missouri Tigers women's basketball team lost 62-59 to the Oklahoma Sooners. Saturday's loss puts the Tigers at 10-9 on the season and 0-8 in conference play.

Thousands of spectators attended a parade Saturday on Market Street in St. Louis that celebrated the end of the war in Iraq and honored the returning soldiers.

Kansas lost 72-64 to Iowa State, the Jayhawks first road loss of the season. Kansas coach Bill Self said it was the most hostile environment the No. 5 Jayhawks have been in all season.

The MU Fire and Rescue Institute will produce electric vehicle training guides that will be distributed nationally with National Fire Protection Association safety training courses.

Beth Brokamp has been involved with Special Olympics Missouri as an athlete, volunteer and ambassador for over 25 years and will be inducted into the Hall of Fame on Sunday.

The Big 12 Conference teamed up with Special Olympics this week to promote the Spread the Word to End the Word campaign. The national cause seeks to put an end to the use of the word "retarded."

The Missouri Trappers Association held its first of two fur auctions for 2012 on Saturday at the Boone County Fair Grounds in Columbia.

Many branches of the U.S. military were represented at a parade in St. Louis on Saturday to celebrate the end of the Iraq War. Several veterans shared their stories about their experiences during the end of the war.

Obama's new plan will force colleges and universities to contain tuition or face losing federal dollars.

The Missouri Trappers Association held its first 2012 fur auction Saturday at the Boone County Fairgrounds. A variety of pelts including fox, raccoon, bobcats and skunks were up for auction.

Missouri women's basketball lost 62-59 against the Oklahoma Sooners on Saturday night at Mizzou Arena.

The victory marks the first time the Tigers have defeated Nebraska in the regular season since 1995.

Australian basketball player for Columbia College, Matt Woodcock, gets a visit from his friends and family.

The show consisted of motocross stunts, sand track races and monster truck competitions.

Two state organizations, Missourians for Responsible Lending and Missourians for a Raise, have teamed up to gain support for their causes against payday loans and a low state minimum wage.

The state of Indiana is preparing to adopt a right-to-work law.  Despite the pending adoption of the law, the debate over the economic effects of such laws rages on.

As important as MU is to Columbia, its funding from the state is decreasing. It is time for the Missourian to step up its coverage to help the entire community understand this complex situation.

The Columbia College Cougars beat the Hannibal-LaGrange Trojans  72-67, led by Heather English's 22 points.

Despite an increase in job creation tax breaks, businesses in Missouri are falling short of anticipations. The Missouri Quality Jobs program was offered nearly $80 million in tax breaks last year.