Mizzou

The weather experts are now finally in agreement that Missouri will get impacted by snow Saturday. The questions now are how much, where and when.

This makes me wonder if we'll also see a "ZOU" corn maze appear in Missouri sometime soon. There's a time-lapse video showing how a "MIZ" corn maze just came to life in the middle of Missouri.

Expectations are a double edged sword. They are a big ingredient to building a winning tradition, but you have to live up to them. Following last season’s 11-2 Tiger campaign with wins over ranked opponents: Kansas State, Tennessee and Ohio State, and returning offensive sparks senior quarterback Brady Cook and All-America receiver Luther Burden III the Tigers are ranked number 11 nationally as th

It appears that the movie "Twisters" will be the big blockbuster of the summer based on the box office from the first few weeks in theaters. Did you know a University of Missouri graduate made a severe weather cameo in that hit movie?

It appears that there is a Missouri town that is now famous for two different things. First, it's just been rated as one of the worst towns to live in Missouri. Oh, and it apparently was founded by one of the ancestors of Hollywood icon Brad Pitt.

If you are looking for future leaders in business, politics, and life, you need to look towards Missouri says Time Magazine, here are the details...

A brand new cafe opened in the Show-Me State and its goal is to serve great coffee with a side of feline attention, here are the details on the new Cat Cafe in Missouri!

For some, the last day of October is the scariest day of the year. The state of Missouri decided to take that fear to the next level with a new warning about the most deadly spider you likely won't see - until it's too late.

In case you didn't know, Brad Pitt attended the University of Missouri and almost got his degree. Almost. There are still pictures that get shared from that era in Brad's life including a couple I had not seen before.

I know this will sound surprising to some, but most worms are helpful. This isn't one of those. It's a nasty invasive worm that has been spotted in Missouri and if you try to cut it, you're only making it stronger.