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The proposed ordinance is intended to clarify where people downtown are allowed to sleep outdoors, said Nickie Davis, executive director of The District.
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Planned Parenthood Great Rivers in Springfield joined three other clinics in the state in offering procedural abortions. -
A 95-year-old veteran received a U.S. flag that flew over the Capitol during the nation's 250th anniversary. -
The sea lions were set to be the stars of the Sea Lion Splash shows at the 2026 Missouri State Fair, according to fair organizers. -
Missouri Gov. Mike Kehoe signed a bill this spring to take all intoxicating hemp products off the shelves starting Nov. 12. -
This month, Moberly Area Community College's new pilot training begins at the Columbia Regional Airport. -
At a Monday work session, City Council moved discussion on potential changes to the short-term rental ordinance to 2027.
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The National Institutes of Health is supporting research on new technology for attacking cancer tumors. -
A Cole County judge granted the request Wednesday, despite concerns the move could delay a case that must be resolved before the November election. -
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In an email, Mun Choi singled out a North Ninth Street nightclub, and advocated for city leaders to revoke its liquor license. -
BBB warns postcards promising free gas and grocery vouchers may instead lead to unauthorized charges or subscriptions. -
A recent analysis by ValuePenguin found the estimated number of pickleball-related injuries treated in U.S. emergency rooms nearly quadrupled between 2018 and 2025, with falls, slips and trips accounting for nearly 65,000 ER visits nationwide. -
Missouri blood centers say they have not reached the point of issuing an emergency appeal yet but are watching closely
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