Missouri junior Luther Burden III, one of the top wide receivers in the country, is declaring for the NFL Draft, he said Monday. "I feel like this is the best time to enter the draft," Burden told ...

Mizzou scored a massive flip Monday, just before the start of the early signing period. DaMarion Fowlkes, a 4-star wide receiver out of Maryland, announced Monday that he has flipped his ...

The talented wideout had been committed to Pittsburgh since June of this year, but received an offer from Missouri and took ... 4-Stars Tobi Haastrup and 4-Star Javion Hilson are still on the ...

Luther Burden III will turn pro this spring. The Missouri wideout confirmed on Monday he will declare for the 2025 NFL Draft, foregoing the team’s bowl game in the process. "I feel like this is ...

“We still want to be inviting and where kids want to school, but we still have to balance it with safety and security,” Rossetti explains. The purpose of a new Missouri law is to increase safety and ...

ST. LOUIS, Mo., Dec. 02, 2024 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Prelude Capital Management, LLC ("Prelude”), a global asset manager with current allocations in excess of $5 billion, has announced a significant new ...

Lamont Rogers, a 5-star offensive tackle, has decommitted from Missouri following a strong recruiting push from Texas A&M, according to Hunter Shelton of On3Sports. Rogers originally committed to ...

COLUMBIA, Mo. — Missouri’s Republican attorney general has pledged to enforce some laws restricting abortion despite a new constitutional amendment widely expected to undo the state’s near ...

St. Louis Metropolitan Police Department stated in a press conference Wednesday, “We have new video that we didn’t have Monday that detectives are now reviewing.” The scene ended near ...

JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. — Following a leadership change earlier this month, the new director of the Missouri Department of Transportation said the agency is still on track to increase staffing and ...

A Missouri court upheld a ban on gender affirming care for minors, citing ethical concerns. Judge R. Craig Carter filed his ruling Monday in the case Noe v. Parson, deciding that the state’s ban on ...