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NFL answers big question about Rashee Rice
Kansas City Chiefs wide receiver Rashee Rice could eventually face disciplinary action from the NFL, but it does not sound like he will be ruled ineligible for the start of the season. Rice is facing eight felony charges over his alleged role in a multi-car accident that took place in March. Many expect him to... The post NFL answers big question about Rashee Rice appeared first on Larry Brown Sports.
Steve Woodberry returns to Missouri State basketball as assistant under Cuonzo Martin
Steve Woodberry is returning to Missouri State and will serve as an assistant men's basketball coach under Cuonzo Martin. Woodberry was previously an assistant at Missouri State from 2006-12, serving under Barry Hinson, Martin during his first stint with the Bears and the program's first season under Paul Lusk. ...
JuJu Smith-Schuster is uncertain what to expect in second go-around with Chiefs
Someone sounds happy to be back in Kansas City. As JuJu Smith-Schuster took to the podium to answer questions from reporters at Arrowhead Stadium, the veteran receiver was clearly glad to be a member of the Kansas City Chiefs once more, having signed again with the team that employed him straight through Super Bowl LVII in the 2022 season.
Paytient expands in Columbia, set to add 32 jobs by year’s end
Paytient Technologies, a healthcare technology company, announced that it is expanding its home office in Columbia, creating 32 new jobs. The company is expanding its workforce locally, as well as nationally, to meet growing market demand as employers and insurers improve healthcare affordability. Founded in Columbia in 2018, Paytient created...
Hope remains following multiple surgeries for Missouri bald eagle after bullet nearly split beak in half
A Missouri bald eagle is battling for survival following a gunshot injury that nearly split his beak in two. The raptor has undergone three surgeries to repair the extensive damage, but his prognosis remains guarded.
Growing concern over West Nile virus after teen is paralyzed
An 18-year-old Missouri man was paralyzed from the neck down after his family say he was infected with the West Nile Virus. And health authorities in Wisconsin say two people have died from the virus. The cases come as experts say climate change is extending the mosquito season. NBC News' Maggie Vespa reports.
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