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KWOC
Tuesday, September 17, 2024
...Downtown Strawman Competition is being put on by Poplar Bluff Parks and Recreation, Poplar Bluff Municipal Library, Downtown PB, and the Poplar Bluff Chamber of Commerce. STRIPING OPERATION UNDERWAY ON...
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University of Missouri
Five inducted into Civil and Environmental Engineering Academy of Distinguished Alumni
...for HDR’s North Central Water Business Group. She has spent the majority of her career focused on municipal infrastructure for all water market sectors and has extensive experience in supporting public utilities...
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Warrensburg Daily Star Journal
Police Reports for Sept. 17
...later arrested and subsequently booked and released from the Warrensburg Police Department on a municipal charge of assault. Justin K. Dubreuil, 35, was arrested on Aug. 25 for first-degree assault, armed...
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KSMU Radio
Local resident shares recent experience working as an election poll judge
...April 2, 2024. A League of Women Voters member talks with her daughter about working in the April Municipal Election. Our weekly program, Making Democracy Work, is a collaboration between KSMU Radio and...
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Flatlandkc   +1 other publication
Nick's Pick's: Mail-in Ballots Concern Officials and More
...the immediate building of a new "mini jail." The idea will be considered Tuesday by members of the City Council's Finance and Public Safety Committee. Lucas wants to repurpose space in the Kansas City Police...
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St​. Louis Post Dispatch
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Missouri sheriffs launch fundraising effort for pension ballot question
...courts are not to put up barriers to justice, such as costs that some people can’t afford. Some municipal judges had already rebelled against the fee, saying, in short, that a person paying a speeding ticket...
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KSIS 1050 Sedalia
Warrensburg Police Reports for September 16, 2024
...Savanah Marie Dawson, 23, was later arrested and subsequently booked and released from WPD on a municipal charge of assault. On 8/24/24 at approximately 0236 hours, Officers were dispatched to a convenience...
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Government 
 
stjosephpost​.com (Blog)
Missouri tax revenues declining in first months of fiscal year, raising concerns
...collections in fiscal 2024. So far this year, the decline in revenue received so far has extended to sales tax collections. The surge in revenue coincided with the highest inflation rates in 40 years and...
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Jefferson City News Tribune
Jefferson City Council approves design contract for river market
Today at 4:00 a.m. by Stephi Smith The Jefferson City Council approved a river market design contract, a funding agreement with Lincoln University and nurse practitioner services for city employees. ...
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KSIS 1050 Sedalia   +1 other publication
Bothwell Contingent Travels To U.S. Capitol For Advocacy Trip
...Regional Health Center CEO Lori Wightman, family and obstetric physician Dr. Misty Todd and Sedalia Mayor Andrew Dawson participated in the Missouri Hospital Association’s annual rural advocacy trip Sept....
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KMIZ-TV (ABC 17) Columbia
Columbia City Council passes $563 million budget for 2025 fiscal year
COLUMBIA, Mo. (KMIZ) After months of discussion, the Columbia City Council passed the 2025 fiscal year budget during Monday night’s meeting. The new budget passed with a 5-2 vote, with the two "no" votes...
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St​. Louis Post Dispatch
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St. Louis area sees record growth in immigrant population. Officials say efforts are working.
...group wants to make St. Louis the fastest-growing metro region for immigrants by 2025. And St. Louis Mayor Tishaura O. Jones last year created the Office of New Americans to streamline resources meant to help...
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KSHB-TV ABC Kansas City
Judge plans to rule by end of October if Independence Towers tenants can join lawsuit
...to do the right thing at Independence Towers did not do it," Cleaver said. Kansas City, Missouri, City Council member Johnathan Duncan was at Monday's hearing despite the apartments not being part of his...
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KOMU -TV8 Columbia
Jefferson City residents raise concerns about plans for historic properties
...CITY — A potential buyer for historic properties on Capitol Avenue will pitch its plan to Jefferson City Council during the council's Monday night meeting. However, some residents are worried that if a historic...
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KMIZ-TV (ABC 17) Columbia
Columbia City Council to vote on $565 million budget
COLUMBIA, Mo. (KMIZ) After months of discussion, the Columbia City Council will vote on the budget for the 2025 fiscal year during Monday night’s meeting. The council held a work session on July 29, citing...
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KXCV FM 90​.5 Maryville
September declared as Rice Month in MO
...been promoting superior farming practices and farm conservation efforts since its founding in 1984. Council member Daniel Eddy emphasized Missouri rice as a global commodity, celebrating the Council’s dedication...
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St​. Louis Call Newspapers
Missouri education department says state funding for school year is $100 million short
...expenses in the education package passed by lawmakers this year, which had a $230 million fiscal note for next year. Requests from state agencies are due to the Missouri Office of Administration by Oct. 1.
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RED LATINA
Affinia Healthcare recibe subvenciones para atención a inmigrantes y jardín urbano
...immigrants on an annual basis. Affinia Healthcare sirve como el hogar de atención primaria para la mayoría de los refugiados recién llegados y otros inmigrantes que a menudo carecen de acceso a un seguro...
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KMMO-AM 1300 Marshall
FREDERICK HARTLEY
...in the Marshall community, over the years serving on the Marshall School Board, Marshall Park Board, City Council, The Blosser Home Board, Buckner Foundation Board, Fitzgibbon Hospital Board of Directors and...
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KZRG 1310 AM/102​.9 FM Joplin
Governor Parson proclaims September as Rice Month in Missouri
...Rice Month in Missouri. The proclamation was presented to Missouri Rice Research & Merchandising Council members. Missouri ranks fourth nationally for rice production at approximately 200,000 acres. Rice...
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St​. Louis Post Dispatch
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Taxpayers set to pay $495 per hour to defend St. Louis County councilman
Kelsey Landis CLAYTON — St. Louis County is set to pay $495 per hour to defend Councilman Dennis Hancock against an effort to oust him after he tried to hire his stepdaughter as an aide. A bill is pending...
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KSMU Radio
Local resident shares recent experience working as an election poll judge
...April 2, 2024. A League of Women Voters member talks with her daughter about working in the April Municipal Election. Our weekly program, Making Democracy Work, is a collaboration between KSMU Radio and...
09/16/2024   USA USA    Online
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Flatlandkc   +1 other publication
Nick's Pick's: Mail-in Ballots Concern Officials and More
...the immediate building of a new "mini jail." The idea will be considered Tuesday by members of the City Council's Finance and Public Safety Committee. Lucas wants to repurpose space in the Kansas City Police...
09/16/2024   USA USA    Online
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St​. Louis Post Dispatch
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St. Louis County candidate plans ‘castle’ for Jeff City, drawing local criticism
Jack Suntrup JEFFERSON CITY — A plan by a St. Louis County candidate for the Missouri Senate to tear down a historic home in Jefferson City and replace it with a new residence is drawing fire from preservationists...
09/16/2024   USA USA    Online
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Maries County Advocate   +19 other publications
How much credit card debt is too much?
...regarding Class A misdemeanor charges of stealing and official misconduct during his term as Belle mayor has been scheduled for 8:30 a.m. on Dec. 20, … Tellman awarded $500 grant for pre-k solar unit ...
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Nodaway News Leader
Maryville council moves forward with Mozingo Visitor’s Center
The Maryville City Council approved a contract with Thomas Lawn Care, Maryville, for landscaping materials and installation at the Mozingo Lake Visitor’s Center on September 9. The total cost of the bid...
09/16/2024   USA USA    Online
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Maryville Daily Forum
Burlington Jct. swears in alderman
...possible grants during its Sept. 9 meeting at City Hall. City Manager Jo Anna Marriott swore in new Alderman John Mires who was appointed during a special meeting held Aug. 30. During last week's meeting the...
09/16/2024   USA USA    Online
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KMMO-AM 1300 Marshall
SEDALIA COUNCIL TO SUPPORT SHUTTLE AROUND TOWN DURING MOZARK FEST
...thousands of visitors to the city for next weekend’s Mozark Fest at the Missouri State Fairgrounds. City administrator Kelvin Shaw commends festival organizers for their efforts in organizing the three-day...
09/16/2024   USA USA    Online
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KBIA (NPR) Columbia
Latest census data shows the largest-ever Hispanic population increase in the St. Louis region
...officials and community members to bring more immigrants and Latinos to the region. In 2023, St. Louis Mayor Tishaura Jones created the Office of New Americans to help streamline resources for new arrivals,...
09/16/2024   USA USA    Online
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Taxes 
 
stjosephpost​.com (Blog)
Missouri tax revenues declining in first months of fiscal year, raising concerns
...collections in fiscal 2024. So far this year, the decline in revenue received so far has extended to sales tax collections. The surge in revenue coincided with the highest inflation rates in 40 years and...
09/17/2024   USA USA    Online
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KMIZ-TV (ABC 17) Columbia
Columbia City Council passes $563 million budget for 2025 fiscal year
COLUMBIA, Mo. (KMIZ) After months of discussion, the Columbia City Council passed the 2025 fiscal year budget during Monday night’s meeting. The new budget passed with a 5-2 vote, with the two "no" votes...
09/16/2024   USA USA    Online
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KMIZ-TV (ABC 17) Columbia
Columbia City Council to vote on $565 million budget
COLUMBIA, Mo. (KMIZ) After months of discussion, the Columbia City Council will vote on the budget for the 2025 fiscal year during Monday night’s meeting. The council held a work session on July 29, citing...
09/16/2024   USA USA    Online
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St​. Louis Post Dispatch
  / Potential Paywall
Missouri sheriffs launch fundraising effort for pension ballot question
...courts are not to put up barriers to justice, such as costs that some people can’t afford. Some municipal judges had already rebelled against the fee, saying, in short, that a person paying a speeding ticket...
09/16/2024   USA USA    Online
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Business 
 
Springfield Daily Citizen
SOAP Refill Station moves from downtown to East Sunshine
...community that we had down there. It was hard to leave, for sure." Ryan Collins is the business and economic development reporter for the Springfield Daily Citizen. Collins graduated from Glendale High School...
09/17/2024   USA USA    Online
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stjosephpost​.com (Blog)
Missouri tax revenues declining in first months of fiscal year, raising concerns
...collections in fiscal 2024. So far this year, the decline in revenue received so far has extended to sales tax collections. The surge in revenue coincided with the highest inflation rates in 40 years and...
09/17/2024   USA USA    Online
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Springfield Daily Citizen
With court challenges resolved, campaigns on Nov. 5 abortion vote are heating up
...Midwest Access Coalition, which provides women confidential assistance planning and reimbursing her transportation, booking a hotel, covering child care costs, meal money or emergency contraception. Another group,...
09/17/2024   USA USA    Online
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St​. Louis Public Radio NPR
Far more charter schools than public schools have opened in St. Louis since 1991
...began Aug. 13 after growing concerns about Superintendent Keisha Scarlett’s hiring practices, transportation woes and district spending. Sophie Proe / St. Louis Public Radio Byron Clemens, a spokesperson,...
09/17/2024   USA USA    Online
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Springfield News-Leader
Suspect still wanted 30 years after shooting Missouri state trooper through kitchen window
...McDonald County Prosecuting Attorney with the help from the ACLU of Missouri for violations of the Sunshine Law. The Harpers had filed requests beginning in 2012 for all records pertaining to Joos' arrest,...
09/17/2024   USA USA    Online
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KMIZ-TV (ABC 17) Columbia
Columbia City Council passes $563 million budget for 2025 fiscal year
COLUMBIA, Mo. (KMIZ) After months of discussion, the Columbia City Council passed the 2025 fiscal year budget during Monday night’s meeting. The new budget passed with a 5-2 vote, with the two "no" votes...
09/16/2024   USA USA    Online
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St​. Louis Post Dispatch
  / Potential Paywall
St. Louis area sees record growth in immigrant population. Officials say efforts are working.
...group wants to make St. Louis the fastest-growing metro region for immigrants by 2025. And St. Louis Mayor Tishaura O. Jones last year created the Office of New Americans to streamline resources meant to help...
09/16/2024   USA USA    Online
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KOMU -TV8 Columbia
Jefferson City residents raise concerns about plans for historic properties
...CITY — A potential buyer for historic properties on Capitol Avenue will pitch its plan to Jefferson City Council during the council's Monday night meeting. However, some residents are worried that if a historic...
09/16/2024   USA USA    Online
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KMIZ-TV (ABC 17) Columbia
Columbia City Council to vote on $565 million budget
COLUMBIA, Mo. (KMIZ) After months of discussion, the Columbia City Council will vote on the budget for the 2025 fiscal year during Monday night’s meeting. The council held a work session on July 29, citing...
09/16/2024   USA USA    Online
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KSHB-TV ABC Kansas City
Johnson County officials say buses secured for 2026 FIFA World Cup matches is a win for the region
...Posted and last updated OLATHE, Kan. — Johnson County recently secured 50 buses to be used as transportation as the county prepares to support Kansas City, Missouri, when it hosts 2026 FIFA World Cup matches....
09/16/2024   USA USA    Online
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Flatlandkc   +1 other publication
Nick's Pick's: Mail-in Ballots Concern Officials and More
...the immediate building of a new "mini jail." The idea will be considered Tuesday by members of the City Council's Finance and Public Safety Committee. Lucas wants to repurpose space in the Kansas City Police...
09/16/2024   USA USA    Online
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St​. Louis Post Dispatch
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St. Louis County candidate plans ‘castle’ for Jeff City, drawing local criticism
Jack Suntrup JEFFERSON CITY — A plan by a St. Louis County candidate for the Missouri Senate to tear down a historic home in Jefferson City and replace it with a new residence is drawing fire from preservationists...
09/16/2024   USA USA    Online
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Rural Missouri
Man paints pink
...Missouri, Men Wear Pink is a national campaign that raises money for breast cancer research, transportation and lodging for those undergoing treatment. "Our goal is to turn the money around right back into...
09/16/2024   USA USA    Online
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Columbia Daily Tribune
Kelli Jones with Gov. Parson's office takes leadership job at MO education department
...for education during his tenure, including the Foundation Formula and the level of state aid for transportation. With support from lawmakers, Missouri worked to increase the minimum teacher salary and enhance...
09/16/2024   USA USA    Online
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KBIA (NPR) Columbia
Meat snack maker Chomps to expand to Mexico, Missouri
...worked with since 2016. The pair decided to expand to meet growing demand. The city’s director of economic development Amy O’Brien said she hopes that the new jobs keep residents within the community. "We...
09/16/2024   USA USA    Online
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Kansas City Pitch Weekly
A Missouri panel of lawmakers looks at immigration—and gets pushback
...of the ways hostility to immigrants is bleeding into political conversations. Credit: Regional Transportation District-Denver It’s like clockwork each election cycle. Politicians reach for an old playbook,...
09/16/2024   USA USA    Online
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