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Top Columbia Daily Tribune News

Road buckles, sending car airborne in Missouri heatwave

Missouri · Missouri

Road buckles, sending car airborne in Missouri heatwave

66% Center coverage: 36 sources

Former Mizzou guards Bates, Grill to face uncertainty in NBA Draft

NBA · Columbia

Former Mizzou guards Bates, Grill to face uncertainty in NBA Draft

72% Center coverage: 14 sources

Former Mizzou guard Tamar Bates is projected as a second-round pick by some outlets, while Caleb Grill is predicted to go undrafted.See the Story

Mizzou, Illinois series cut to six matchups

Athletics · Champaign

Mizzou, Illinois series cut to six matchups

50% Left coverage: 10 sources

Originally set for eight games beginning in 2026, the Braggin' Rights series has been shortened to six contests, with the first now scheduled for 2027.See the Story

Mizzou's Bates Signs Two-Way Contract After Going Undrafted

Coverage: 7 sources

The former Piper star inked a two-way contract with the Denver Nuggets Thursday night after not hearing his named called in the 2025 NBA Draft.NBA · Columbia See the Story

Three-star WR Hill-Lomax commits to Mizzou

67% Center coverage: 9 sources

The Tigers picked up their seventh recruit from the Class of 2026 on Wednesday, adding Edwardsville, Illinois, product Deyvon Hill-Lomax.Sports · Edwardsville See the Story

Three-star offensive lineman Canty commits to Mizzou

69% Center coverage: 13 sources

Khalief Canty of Detroit's Cass Technical High School joins a group of five other MU football commits in the Class of 2026.SEC · Detroit See the Story

Missouri women’s basketball renews series with KU: When Kellie Harper gets 1st Border War taste

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

New Missouri women’s basketball coach Kellie Harper won’t have to wait long to experience Border War. Mizzou and KU are renewing their series this season.Basketball · Columbia Read Article

Former B-2 Pilot Instructor Reflects on Experience After Planes Were Used in Iran

46% Center coverage: 22 sources

By Erika McGuire Click here for updates on this story COLUMBIA, Missouri (KMIZ) — The B-2 Bomber Stealth Fleet held Whiteman Air Force Base in Johnson County played a critical role in the United State’s “Operation Midnight Hammer” airstrike on Iran. The base is the only one in the country that houses the nation’s stealth bomber fleet and is the sole operational base for the B-2. A total of seven B-2s flew 36-hours round trip Saturday and hit…Aircraft See the Story

Mizzou Reveals Full Nonconference Schedule, Learns SEC Opponents

67% Center coverage: 15 sources

The Tigers will face 16 teams that reached the NCAA Tournament last season.SEC · Columbia See the Story

'No Kings' rally in McHenry

60% Center coverage: 5 sources

Protesters lined Route 31 in McHenry on Saturday, June 14, to protest the policies of the Trump administration.See the Story

Three more games confirmed as night contests on Missouri football 2025 schedule

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

Missouri football learned a little bit more about its 2025 schedule, as three additional games have been confirmed as night contests — including homecoming.Columbia, Missouri · Columbia Read Article

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