Just two days after winning the Russell C. Nix Relays, the Blue Jays won again Friday, taking the title at the Waynesville Invitational with 99 points. The Blue Jays edged Ozark (98.5) for the top ...

A new report from Bird Safe KC gives a peek into one of the top challenges that birds must navigate during their spring and fall migrations through the metropolitan area — windows. Over the past six ...

After a workout last week on one of his favorite Minnetonka running trails, Matt Wilkinson took time to reflect on his high ...

UCM and the Warrensburg community have a new outdoor recreation space, thanks to the generosity of donors and alumni.

It’s a warm start with temperatures in the lower to middle 60s. Thursday brings another taste of summer. Warm will push ...

The Missouri Tigers racked up personal bests and top-10 finishes ... Sterling Scott, who was an Indoor All-American in the triple jump, continued his success in the outdoor season, placing first by ...

The Enormous Antique Store in Missouri that’s Almost Too Good to be True The multi-level design adds a roller-coaster element that elevates this well beyond your typical flat go-kart track. Around me, ...

Missouri locals ... Sunset transforms the track into a golden racing paradise. That magical time when “just one more lap” becomes an irresistible proposition. Photo credit: Bmo810 After enjoying shows ...

Stony Brook women’s track and field continued its busy April slate on April 12 in Rhode Island, competing at the Friar Invitational hosted by Providence. The Seawolves recorded five top-ten placements ...

Stony Brook men’s track and field continued its busy April slate on April 12 in Rhode Island, competing at the Friar Invitational hosted by Providence. The Seawolves recorded three top-six placements ...

Detective work by the National Weather Service has recently revealed that a tornado carved a rare, nearly 120 mile-long path from Arkansas into Missouri ... 14 where they track over 100 miles ...

This story, “A Phantom of Record,” appeared in the November 1971 issue of Outdoor Life. The Brunk buck remains the No. 2 biggest typical ever killed in Missouri, according to Boone & Crockett, and the ...