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The group discussed their concerns for what a new tax proposition would mean for them, and how they would rather have their money spent.
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The Presidio Environmental Repository Facility will be part of a 628-acre site in Pettis County, with about 90 acres dedicated to waste disposal.
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The Jefferson City Council will be hearing a bill that aims to prohibit minibikes on public roadways, as well as monitor the noise levels of the bikes.
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Trump Administration moves to eliminate the Institute for Museum and Library Services
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New Missouri law will classify hemp-derived products as marijuana
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Open Table is the local soup kitchen in Fulton that serves dinner to the community four days a week — regardless of income. Sue Beaty is the president and shared a little about the group and how they're serving the community through conversation and over dinner
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Financing new nuclear power plants remains controversial due to its high price tag.
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Some local, independent pharmacies in Missouri are finding ways to diversify and expand their businesses to stay afloat — for now.
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Missouri communities, drinking water systems and private well owners can use the funding for water testing, planning and infrastructure upgrades.
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The Missouri State High School Activities Association State Music Festival was held April 30 through May 2.
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Callaway County Special Services is the local SB40 board in Fulton. It’s a tax-supported program that provides services for adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities. Executive director Mike Lederle spoke with Emery Jones, the director of day services at the Life Enrichment Center about their individuals — who range in age from 18 to nearly 80.
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Healthcare providers in Missouri say the increased international travel tied to major sporting events can raise concerns about the spread of infectious diseases, even though the overall risk to the public remains low