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MU students reiterate need for change on 10-year anniversary of the 2015 racial protests

COLUMBIA, Mo. (KMIZ) A group of students gathered at the University of Missouri’s Black Culture Center Saturday night to honor Concerned Student 1950, the student organization that led the 2015 protests over racial discrimination on campus. Several attendees said they came to pay respect to the organizers who pushed for major change at the university,

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Mizzou hoops’ historic 2026 recruiting class passes on game to next generation

COLUMBIA, Mo. (KMIZ) Mizzou men’s basketball’s top-ranked recruiting class hasn’t even moved to Columbia yet, but they’re already working to give back to the community. On Saturday morning, four-star recruit Aidan Chronister and five-stars Toni Bryant and Jason Crowe Jr. joined Tiger legend Laurence Bowers at his ‘NextGen Trueson Basketball Camp’ at the Mid-Missouri Sports

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Mizzou’s 2026 recruiting class makes Columbia debut in Norm Stewart Classic

COLUMBIA, Mo. (KMIZ) The historic 2026 recruiting class that Mizzou men’s basketball coach Dennis Gates spent years cultivating, made its Columbia debut, on Saturday night. The three members that make up the Tigers’ top-ranked recruiting class took the hardwood at Mizzou Arena for the annual Norm Stewart Classic. Five-star prospects Jason Crowe Jr. and Toni

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Missouri Attorney General warns fans of World Cup ticket scams after team draws announced

COLUMBIA, Mo. (KMIZ) Attorney General Catherine Hanaway on Friday warned Missourians to be vigilant on where to purchase tickets after grouping announcements for the World Cup were announced in the morning. Argentina, Germany and the Netherlands are set to compete in Kansas City in the FIFA Word Cup next summer. Megan McConachie with Columbia Convention

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Missing child found after deputies, state troopers search in Sturgeon

COLUMBIA, Mo. (KMIZ) The 4-year-old boy who was rescued in Sturgeon early Friday morning is being treated for mild frostbite and hypothermia, according to family friend Faith Livingston. The child is expected to recover after being outside in 15-degree weather for hours. “It’s like a Christmas miracle that he’s OK,” Livingston said. The child was

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