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You may have heard the ticks are bad this year due to the mild winter or ticks are getting worse in Missouri. But what’s the reality of these claims? KBIA’s Rebecca Smith has more on how climate change may be impacting the ticks – and the humans of Missouri.
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Amy Moore is the director of the Division of Cannabis Regulation at Missouri's Department of Health and Senior Services. She joined KBIA's Anna Spidel to discuss the state's new recreational program and adjustments to the existing medical cannabis program.
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Regional stories from the KBIA Newsroom, including:Study: Kansas Benefits Most from Federal Disaster GrantsPeople Seek Entry into Medical Marijuana…
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Operating under names like Green Releaf Dispensary and CoMo Gro, 25 businesses and individuals have paid thousands of dollars in application fees for the…
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Missouri has finalized the rules for the state's medical marijuana program.The list of 11 regulations for the program was posted on the Missouri…
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Missouri health officials have refused to comply with a subpoena for information on a tick-borne virus that killed a state worker.The subpoena is the…
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There might not be a single solution to the current opioid epidemic. Instead, representatives from across the state are talking about combining their…
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A panel of Missouri House lawmakers has slashed the budget for the state health department's administration for not providing information about a virus…
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The last time the Senate Interim Committee on the Sanctity of Life met, members threatened to hold a Nixon administration official in contempt unless...
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A legislative panel has blocked Missouri's Department of Health and Senior Services from increasing wages for home care workers.House members and…