The Missouri Department of Conservation announced new deer hunting rules that will limit nonresidents to one antlered buck, move the youth season to Oct.
24-25, and impose a four-year rotation for mandatory CWD sampling in 28 counties this fall—responding to rising nonresident participation.
Go COMO's blue bus route will have detours because Clark Lane is closed for roundabout construction beginning Aug.
24 and lasting until late Oct. Some stops are not served, so riders should check the new route (via the ETA Transit app) to plan their trip.
Tiger Athletics announced Monday that season tickets for 2026 football have sold out, although single-game tickets remain available for five home games and are selling fast at Faurot Field.
The team, ranked No. 25, will kick off its season against Arkansas-Pine Bluff on Sept. 3 at 7 p.m.
Sunflowers are blooming in waves at MU South Farm through late September — visitors can view the fields at 3600 E.
New Haven Road, and MU’s CAFNR Showcase offers free educational activities on Sept. 26 from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m.
Travelers in Missouri face higher airfare as airlines pass on increased jet fuel costs fueled by global conflict.
Fares at local airports rose in early 2026 at Lambert, KCI & Springfield, and prices are expected to remain high if fuel costs stay elevated.
Today, the Boone County maternal and child health assessment released early identifies family support and child development as priorities + the findings will guide programs and services for children and families over the next five years.
University of Missouri researchers will expand the HotHog app today with a $1.15 million USDA grant to help producers detect pig heat stress early.
The project includes updates for all pig categories and collaboration with national partners to improve animal welfare and production efficiency (training provided locally).
The Missouri Highway Patrol is urging drivers and parents to prepare for increased road activity as student drivers return on Aug.
25. Sergeant Kyle Green said the state recorded 834 school bus crashes in 2024 and advised extra caution near buses and school zones.
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