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State officials aren’t requesting more money for next year and say they’ll resume processing applications only when monthly spending consistently falls below budget.
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The University of Missouri School of Medicine’s Center for Child Well-Being has been awarded $6 million for its child psychiatry and maternal health projects.
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Missouri Department of Conservation data showed hunters harvested 1,633 turkeys during the firearms portion of Missouri's fall turkey season.
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The winner of the Division IX associate circuit judge race will replace Tracy Gonzalez, who is retiring.
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Republican incumbent Scott Fitzpatrick will serve another term as Missouri’s state auditor after winning Tuesday’s election. During his first term, he examined Jackson County’s property tax assessments and public school districts.
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The measure's failure means state lawmakers can no longer amend or repeal laws approved through the ballot initiative petition process without those changes going to another vote of the people.
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School enrollment was already expected to plunge by 2 million kids by 2030. Education experts say deporting immigrant families, many with school-age children, is making the crisis worse.
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Plus: Heidi Klum's hand, hackers and the pope's visitor!
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Pope Leo XIV is kicking off a three-nation tour of Latin America with a visit to Uruguay, three weeks after undergoing lung cancer surgery that had put the entire trip into question.
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Directors Caleb Haselhuhn and Zoe Kersey take us behind the scenes of "Rewind the Curtain: Broadway Now and Then," MU School of Music's first-ever musical theater scenes program that winds its way through modern hits like Suffs to classics like Oklahoma. Catch 22 numbers from shows like Phantom of the Opera, Guys and Dolls and Annie - of which we've got a sneak peek on today's show - performed live at the Missouri Theater this weekend! November 5, 2026
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A “yes” vote would have authorized the state to start an investment fund that would eventually replace state taxes.
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The results mean there will be no changes to the Missouri Supreme Court or the Eastern and Western districts of the Missouri Court of Appeals as a result of this year’s retention elections.
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Martin ran on continuing the conservative social and economic issues that underpinned his 2024 campaign.
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Proposition L would have authorized a three-eighths-cent sales tax that would pay for a new 570-bed jail.
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Michael Siegrist is the Canton Township Clerk in Wayne County, Michigan, as well as the current president of the Michigan Association of Municipal Clerks.
He spoke about the state of elections administration in Michigan, about some of the work the association is doing to help better prepare its many clerks, and about why it’s important to just take a moment and take a deep breath as the November General Election approaches.
He spoke about the state of elections administration in Michigan, about some of the work the association is doing to help better prepare its many clerks, and about why it’s important to just take a moment and take a deep breath as the November General Election approaches.
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