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The Narrative Matters
  Metro East St. Louis: Ambush Shootings, St. Clair Tax Cheats and Broken Power Grids Shake Illinois
...reveal deep tax delinquency inside the St. Clair County Board. Marvonte Coleman, 21, of Spanish Lake, Missouri, faces first-degree murder charges in connection with a fatal shooting in East St. Louis. Image courtesy...
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KTTN Trenton
  Gallatin aldermen approve sewer rate hikes and city contracts
...stops within city limits involving moving and nonmoving violations. Departmental reports outlined municipal maintenance, utility operations, and progress on infrastructure improvements. The sewer department...
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Town And Country-Manchester Patch​.‌com
  ​🌱 Patch AM: Public Works Commission Meeting and 11 more events
...featured? Click here! Other local events Monday October 19 Town and Country, MO Calendar, 1011 Municipal Center Drive, St. Louis 6:00 pm Town and Country, MO Calendar, 1011 Municipal Center Drive, St....
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St​.‌ Louis City Hall
  Mayor Spencer Names Three New Judges to St. Louis Municipal Courts Miller to lead the Municipal Courts following Judge McCoy’s retirement; Hurst named Municipal Judge and McMahon named Provisional Judge.
Mayor Spencer Names Three New Judges to St. Louis Municipal Courts Miller to lead the Municipal Courts following Judge McCoy’s retirement; Hurst named Municipal Judge and McMahon named Provisional Judge....
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COMO Living
  Where Women Made History: Walking Tour Explores Columbia’s Past
...where O’Brien discusses Vinnie Ream, whose portrait hangs in the nearby State Historical Society of Missouri, and Mary Louise Gillett, the first woman to graduate from MU. At just 18, Ream became the youngest...
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The Narrative Matters
  St. Louis Region News: Weekly Roundup on Crime, Courts, Community and Culture October 16
...and St. Paul’s Week in Review Views & Engagement: 2,394 views Summary: Internal strife gripped municipal government across the Twin Cities as local lawmakers clashed over municipal infrastructure failures,...
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Ozark Radio News
  Sports with Garylee
...softball players looking to take their game to the next level will have an opportunity to train with the Missouri State University-West Plains softball program. MSU-West Plains is inviting 9th through 12th grade...
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The Narrative Matters
  When Signs Fail, Send in the Art: Kansas City’s Plan to Halt Crosswalk Carnage
...injuries. That is roughly one catastrophic incident every week on local streets. For years, the default municipal toolkit has stayed predictable: fresh white stripes on the asphalt, standard yellow signs, and public...
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West Side Leader
  Calendar of Events Oct. 15-22
...Call 636-282-0415. Teen Book Club, 6:45 p.m., Arnold Branch of the Jefferson County Library, 1701 Missouri State Road. Register at jeffcolib.org or call 636-296-2204. Bingo, 10-11 a.m., Quad Cities Senior...
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Southeast Missourian
  / Paywall
  Cape Girardeau County officials say the cost of a local juvenile detention center may outweigh transportation expenses, though a new Missouri law allows voters to fund one through a sales tax.
...detention center may not add up for Cape Girardeau County. Krystal McLane, chief juvenile officer for Missouri’s 32nd Judicial Circuit, said that despite ongoing discussions among regional leaders, the sheer...
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Government 
 
KXEO AM-1340
  Mexico Senior Center Hosts Pitch Tournament
...Robert Bias left to take the job of Centralia Chief of police where he previously worked. The Hallsville City Council will meet tonight (Monday) where they will go over two applications for the… In response to...
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Kansas City Star
  / Paywall
  Johnson County data center offers residents $1,000 yearly payments. What’s the catch?
...Soto household could apply for $1,000 yearly. The company said the credits would help residents pay property taxes and utilities. Digital Realty still seeks tax incentives as the De Soto data center awaits...
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Jefferson City News Tribune
  BBBS recruits passionate judges for Chili Cook-off
...is through events like this and our partnership with organizations like the United Way (of Central Missouri)," Kever said. With 12 chilis to taste and rank, BBBS enlisted the help of two area working professionals...
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Springfield patch​.‌com
  ​🌱 Patch AM: What Springfield families should know about rising child welfare concerns
...hotline to report concerns or seek help for children at risk. 2. Springfield data center debate moves to City Council after commission vote (ozarksfirst.com) — Springfield officials are moving closer to formally...
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KTVO-TV (ABC 3)
  Lincoln School Legacy Project Committee seeks landmark designation
...County Historic Society is now one step closer to preserving a piece of Black history in Kirksville, Missouri. At 907 S. Wabash Street sits the former Lincoln School, which was the only Black school in Adair...
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KTVI Fox 2
  Daycare owner admits he faked business license, claims …
ST. LOUIS COUNTY, Mo. - Missouri childcare inspectors recently cited Williams Academy on Natural Bridge Road for reportedly failing to pay city taxes since it opened in 2021. Beverly Hills Mayor Brian...
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40 South News
  City council considers bills allowing native plants, bees
...bucked city laws, which prohibits weeds above a certain height. Maplewood residents have maintained Missouri native plants and bees in past years, though the city hasn’t had any laws pertaining to either. The...
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Nemo News   +1 other publication
  Kahoka Clears Path for Demolition, Raises Water and Sewer Rates
KAHOKA, Mo. — The Kahoka City Council moved forward with inspections for a grant-funded demolition project and approved water and sewer rate increases during its meeting Monday, Oct. 12. Chris Feeney of...
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Webster-Kirkwood Times
  City Selects Firm For Electric Department Audit
...to conduct a forensic audit of the city-owned utility. The external audit comes as both the Kirkwood City Council and an alarmed citizenry seek answers as to how Kirkwood Electric could post deficits of $15.6...
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Boone County Journal
  Columbia to dedicate newly renovated McBaine Water Treatment Plant
...completed work in August, located at 6851 W. Route K in Columbia. Utilities Director Erin Keys and Mayor Barbara Buffaloe are expected to speak at the event, followed by a ribbon-cutting and tour of the...
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KMIZ-TV (ABC 17) Columbia
  Millions of dollars raised in campaigns surrounding November abortion question
KMIZ Missouri State Capitol Building, Jefferson City. June 18, 2026. COLUMBIA, Mo. (KMIZ) Millions of dollars are being raised and spent in the fight over Missouri’s abortion policy. Thursday was the...
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St​.‌ Louis City Hall
  Mayor Spencer Names Three New Judges to St. Louis Municipal Courts Miller to lead the Municipal Courts following Judge McCoy’s retirement; Hurst named Municipal Judge and McMahon named Provisional Judge.
Mayor Spencer Names Three New Judges to St. Louis Municipal Courts Miller to lead the Municipal Courts following Judge McCoy’s retirement; Hurst named Municipal Judge and McMahon named Provisional Judge....
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Joplin News & Weather
  Carthage Hispanic leader seeks to give back through service
CARTHAGE, Mo. — He may not be a Carthage native, but his love for the "Maple Leaf City" and his family is what drove Juan Topete to not only run for city council, but win. Despite his Hispanic roots, Topete...
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Jefferson City News Tribune
  Salute to America
...the crowd at the Capitol Main Stage before the fireworks begin. His opener is Chloe Hoecker, a Mid-Missouri native and self-proclaimed "Missouri’s Country Sweetheart." Salute to America promises to have something...
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Jefferson City News Tribune
  Summer Garnishes
...government and Lincoln University reporter for the Jefferson City News Tribune. She mostly writes about state agencies, the Missouri legislature and features on Lincoln University. Lizbeth joined the News Tribune...
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Jefferson City News Tribune
  Mahjong Madness
...government and Lincoln University reporter for the Jefferson City News Tribune. She mostly writes about state agencies, the Missouri legislature and features on Lincoln University. Lizbeth joined the News Tribune...
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Jefferson City News Tribune
  Cut and Color
...the lights shining on her dream of being on stage faded. She ended up studying communication at Missouri State University, for a year, but the calls of the theater were too strong. By her sophomore year,...
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Jefferson City News Tribune
  Peeking Into the Home of an Interior Designer
...is already touching every wall. When beginning the renovation, Thomeczek used the home’s natural Missouri limestone as a guide to inform the colors, tones, and energy of the interior design. "There's like...
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Jefferson City News Tribune
  Zonta’s 2026 Yellow Rose Luncheon will Celebrate Women of Action
...you." Zonta also provides a Second Chance Scholarship — funded by the luncheon — giving women in Mid-Missouri looking to further their education a financial boost in their academic endeavors. Scholarship recipients...
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KZRG 1310 AM/102​.‌9 FM Joplin
  "Bring it back": Once facing demolition, Joplin Memorial Hall gets $17m second chance
...June 2024 to pursue demolition. "It was a done deal," Harrington told Newstalk KZRG. "We had one council member that said, 'Let's try one more time,'" Harrington recalled. The city requested redevelopment...
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Jefferson City News Tribune
  Farm to Florist
...high tunnel with annuals." And every Tuesday evening, Rudroff — along with a handful of other Mid-Missouri flower farmers — drops off hundreds of her flowers for local florists to pick up the next day. The...
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KBIA (NPR) Columbia
  Mexico City Council to consider new data center regulations
...proposed ordinance language on Tuesday, following a 90-day pause on data center development enacted by the City Council in August. The proposal would restrict data centers to industrial districts and establish...
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KSMU Radio
  Three candidates compete for Missouri Senate District 30
Published October 15, 2026 at 3:02 PM CDT Nico Burasco Candidates for Missouri Senate District 30 (L-R): Betsy Fogle, Melanie Stinnett, Cecil Ince With no incumbents, candidates Betsy Fogle, Melanie...
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Jefferson City News Tribune
  ‘I make people feel good in what they wear’: How a local business owner uses her fashion power
...government and Lincoln University reporter for the Jefferson City News Tribune. She mostly writes about state agencies, the Missouri legislature and features on Lincoln University. Lizbeth joined the News Tribune...
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The Narrative Matters
  St. Louis Region News: Weekly Roundup on Crime, Courts, Community and Culture October 16
...and St. Paul’s Week in Review Views & Engagement: 2,394 views Summary: Internal strife gripped municipal government across the Twin Cities as local lawmakers clashed over municipal infrastructure failures,...
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krcgtv​.‌com
  Public hearings set for potential Missouri-American Water rate increase
Missouri-American Water Company filed tariff sheets with the Commission on July 1 seeking a net increase in annual base rate revenues of approximately $191.9 million. (file - photo) Comment on this story0Comment...
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The Narrative Matters
  When Signs Fail, Send in the Art: Kansas City’s Plan to Halt Crosswalk Carnage
...injuries. That is roughly one catastrophic incident every week on local streets. For years, the default municipal toolkit has stayed predictable: fresh white stripes on the asphalt, standard yellow signs, and public...
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Jefferson City News Tribune
  Prepping for Spring Greenery With Intention
...inviting the greenery inside with some house plants. Luckily, plant professionals and experts in Mid-Missouri have shared their tips and tricks for a thriving, blooming spring. Readying for spring planting...
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Jefferson City News Tribune
  Stephanie Bell shares her not-so-secret hack to doing it all
...Chris Bell took ownership of in 2022. Maybe her name rings a bell because she’s a board member of the Missouri Women’s Business Center. Sometimes, Bell can even be recognized from shared photos of family trips...
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KMMO-AM 1300 Marshall
  SIX-MONTH PAUSE IN EFFECT FOR APPLICATIONS TO SEDALIA REDEVELOPMENT CORPORATION
...is in place for new applications seeking funds from the Sedalia Redevelopment Corporation after the city council voted Oct. 5 to implement a moratorium. The moratorium came about amid citizen questions and...
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Palmyra Spectator
  Spectator Shelf
...week. Mr. Arthur Nelson, for years a citizen of Palmyra and Marion County, but now of Independence, Missouri, visited old friends and relatives here last week. Mrs. Elizabeth Dearing, died at the home of her...
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Nemo News   +1 other publication
  PSC Sets Intervention Deadline in Evergy Missouri West Renewable Energy Standard Filing
JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. — The Missouri Public Service Commission (PSC) has set an October 22, 2026, intervention deadline in a case filed by Evergy Missouri West, Inc. d/b/a Evergy Missouri West to modify rates...
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Nemo News   +2 other publications
  GOVERNOR KEHOE EXPANDS EXECUTIVE ORDER PROVIDING TRANSPORTATION COST RELIEF TO MISSOURI FARMERS AND TRUCKERS
...relief and maintain uniformity across all transportation sectors. "Today’s action brings clarity to Missouri’s farmers and truckers who are working hard to deliver goods and keep our economy moving while facing...
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Audacy
  St. Louis Alders are relinquishing their power to implement traffic-calming measures
A new bill gives a different state agency that power and will lead to the creation of an online portal. St. Louis city officials are handing over their power to implement traffic calming measures to a...
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KSHB-TV ABC Kansas City
  Storm damage leaves trees down, homes damaged across the Parkville
Posted PARKVILLE, Mo — KSHB 41 reporter Marlon Martinez covers Platte and Clay counties in Missouri. Share your story idea with Marlon. — Storms that moved through the Northland Tuesday left trees down,...
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Greater St​.‌ Louis Inc​.‌
  State of Missouri to host hiring event in north St. Louis County on Oct. 22
Job seekers can explore career opportunities across the Missouri state government at a free hiring event Thursday, Oct. 22, from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the Urban League Centene Connected Community Center,...
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KTVO-TV (ABC 3)   +3 other publications
  Missouri Democrats aim to break Republicans’ streak of House supermajorities
Over five consecutive elections from 1974 through 1982, Missouri Democrats elected supermajorities — more than two-thirds of the 163 members — to the Missouri House. The party drew its strength from rural...
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Southeast Missourian
  / Paywall
  Cape Girardeau County officials say the cost of a local juvenile detention center may outweigh transportation expenses, though a new Missouri law allows voters to fund one through a sales tax.
...detention center may not add up for Cape Girardeau County. Krystal McLane, chief juvenile officer for Missouri’s 32nd Judicial Circuit, said that despite ongoing discussions among regional leaders, the sheer...
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Taxes 
 
The Narrative Matters
  Metro East St. Louis: Ambush Shootings, St. Clair Tax Cheats and Broken Power Grids Shake Illinois
...reveal deep tax delinquency inside the St. Clair County Board. Marvonte Coleman, 21, of Spanish Lake, Missouri, faces first-degree murder charges in connection with a fatal shooting in East St. Louis. Image courtesy...
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Kansas City Star
  / Paywall
  Johnson County data center offers residents $1,000 yearly payments. What’s the catch?
...Soto household could apply for $1,000 yearly. The company said the credits would help residents pay property taxes and utilities. Digital Realty still seeks tax incentives as the De Soto data center awaits...
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KTVI Fox 2
  Daycare owner admits he faked business license, claims …
ST. LOUIS COUNTY, Mo. - Missouri childcare inspectors recently cited Williams Academy on Natural Bridge Road for reportedly failing to pay city taxes since it opened in 2021. Beverly Hills Mayor Brian...
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KMIZ-TV (ABC 17) Columbia
  PAC supporting Boone County Jail measure raises $46k
...County has raised $46,045.71 this election cycle, according to the October quarterly report to the Missouri Ethics Commission. Proposition L is a proposed 3/8-cent sales tax that would be used to build a...
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KZRG 1310 AM/102​.‌9 FM Joplin
  "Bring it back": Once facing demolition, Joplin Memorial Hall gets $17m second chance
...June 2024 to pursue demolition. "It was a done deal," Harrington told Newstalk KZRG. "We had one council member that said, 'Let's try one more time,'" Harrington recalled. The city requested redevelopment...
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KBIA (NPR) Columbia
  Mexico City Council to consider new data center regulations
...proposed ordinance language on Tuesday, following a 90-day pause on data center development enacted by the City Council in August. The proposal would restrict data centers to industrial districts and establish...
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KSMU Radio
  Three candidates compete for Missouri Senate District 30
Published October 15, 2026 at 3:02 PM CDT Nico Burasco Candidates for Missouri Senate District 30 (L-R): Betsy Fogle, Melanie Stinnett, Cecil Ince With no incumbents, candidates Betsy Fogle, Melanie...
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KSMU Radio
  Candidates for Missouri Senate District 20 address Amendment 3, priorities and more
Published October 15, 2026 at 2:00 PM CDT Candidates for the Missouri Senate District 20 (L-R): Sean Falconer, Lori Rook Candidate Lori Rook ousted incumbent Curtis Trent in the August Primary. She faces...
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KSMU Radio
  Missouri House District 131
...1:25 PM CDT Candidate Ashley Cossins will face Incumbent Representative Bill Owen in the race for Missouri House District 131. Owen declined an invitation for our interview. Candidates for Missouri House...
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KSMU Radio
  Missouri House District 130 candidates weigh in on a variety of topics
Published October 15, 2026 at 11:57 AM CDT Nico Burasco Candidates for the Missouri House District 130 (L-R): Leslie Jones, Bishop Davidson Incumbent Bishop Davidson will face Leslie Jones in the November...
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St​.‌ Louis American
  Housing crisis threatens 150 North County families
...property owner, could not be reached for comment. Page said the company also owes $780,000 in back property taxes. Page requested $450,000 from the county's general revenue fund for emergency and transitional...
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Montgomery Standard
  Montgomery County use, sales tax collections see big surge
...use tax, compared with $754,209.29 during all of 2025. The county also has collected $3,088,306 in sales tax through September, putting it within about $163,000 of the $3.25 million collected during all...
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KTVO-TV (ABC 3)   +3 other publications
  Missouri Democrats aim to break Republicans’ streak of House supermajorities
Over five consecutive elections from 1974 through 1982, Missouri Democrats elected supermajorities — more than two-thirds of the 163 members — to the Missouri House. The party drew its strength from rural...
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Southeast Missourian
  / Paywall
  Cape Girardeau County officials say the cost of a local juvenile detention center may outweigh transportation expenses, though a new Missouri law allows voters to fund one through a sales tax.
...detention center may not add up for Cape Girardeau County. Krystal McLane, chief juvenile officer for Missouri’s 32nd Judicial Circuit, said that despite ongoing discussions among regional leaders, the sheer...
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Business 
 
The Narrative Matters
  Major Case Squad Probes Teen Highway I-170 Murder while North City Churches Fortify and WashU Gains Billions: This Week Now In St. Louis and Missouri
...investigation on Interstate 170 by the Major Case Squad, proactive security measures formed by North City church pastors following equipment thefts, and a four billion dollar endowment gain at Washington University....
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St​.‌ Louis Public Radio NPR
  The 4th-worst DMV in the U.S.? Ope, that’s in the St. Louis area
...CDT Chad Davis / St. Louis Public Radio The Olivette License Office was ranked worst DMV in Missouri and the fourth-worst in the U.S. following a report that aggregated Google Reviews from DMVs across...
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Jefferson City News Tribune
  County conducts first voting machine test
...said he expects more than a 40 percent voter turnout in November. "There's a lot on there, plus the city tax is bringing a lot of people out," he said. "And all those amendments." The ballot includes elections...
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KOMU -TV8 Columbia
  Missouri State Auditor's Office gives State Treasurer's office a 'good' rating
Missouri State Auditor Scott Fitzpatrick has given the Office of State Treasurer a "good" rating in a new audit report. The report recommended the office work with the General Assembly to ensure all investment...
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KOMU -TV8 Columbia
  Columbia to receive $16.2M federal grant for railroad
...to the FRA in support of the project. "The COLT railroad is a critical economic lifeline for Mid-Missouri, connecting our local manufacturers, agricultural producers, and building materials suppliers to...
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Joplin News & Weather
  Carthage Hispanic leader seeks to give back through service
CARTHAGE, Mo. — He may not be a Carthage native, but his love for the "Maple Leaf City" and his family is what drove Juan Topete to not only run for city council, but win. Despite his Hispanic roots, Topete...
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St​.‌ Louis Economic Development
  Archer Serves on Panel at Industrial Readiness Summit
On Sept. 29, Jason Archer, vice president of business development at St. Louis Economic Development Partnership (STL Partnership), participated in a panel discussion at the 2nd Annual Industrial Readiness...
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COMO Living
  Where Women Made History: Walking Tour Explores Columbia’s Past
...where O’Brien discusses Vinnie Ream, whose portrait hangs in the nearby State Historical Society of Missouri, and Mary Louise Gillett, the first woman to graduate from MU. At just 18, Ream became the youngest...
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KSMU Radio
  Three candidates compete for Missouri Senate District 30
Published October 15, 2026 at 3:02 PM CDT Nico Burasco Candidates for Missouri Senate District 30 (L-R): Betsy Fogle, Melanie Stinnett, Cecil Ince With no incumbents, candidates Betsy Fogle, Melanie...
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Missouri Independent
  2 states, 2 abortion ballot measures, and the effort to win over Gen Z voters
...out and getting abortions 24/7, but everybody is trying to find a home," Syvock said. In Idaho and Missouri, where voters will decide the future of abortion access on Nov. 3, campaigns are trying to reach...
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The Narrative Matters
  When Signs Fail, Send in the Art: Kansas City’s Plan to Halt Crosswalk Carnage
...injuries. That is roughly one catastrophic incident every week on local streets. For years, the default municipal toolkit has stayed predictable: fresh white stripes on the asphalt, standard yellow signs, and public...
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KCUR
  Tourists are flocking to Kansas towns on Route 66 this year for the 100th anniversary
...director, Mary Billington, says the uptick is because of travel for the Route's centennial and Kansas City hosting some of the World Cup games. "We've seen all of this uptick in both commercial tourism and...
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Excelsior Citizen
  / Paywall
  Tornado Warning Interrupts School Board Meeting as District Faces Declining Enrollment, Funding Challenges
...emergency sirens still sounding outside, members moved through the remaining business, approved a transportation program evaluation and a $208,904 health insurance assessment, and then adjourned. The storm...
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Southeast Missourian
  / Paywall
  Cape Girardeau County officials say the cost of a local juvenile detention center may outweigh transportation expenses, though a new Missouri law allows voters to fund one through a sales tax.
...detention center may not add up for Cape Girardeau County. Krystal McLane, chief juvenile officer for Missouri’s 32nd Judicial Circuit, said that despite ongoing discussions among regional leaders, the sheer...
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