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State and federal legislators are pushing bills to protect small businesses against litigation over ADA website requirements.
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Two Boone County lawmakers are pushing for agricultural-based education to be taught across Missouri.
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KBIA's Darren Hellwege talks with Dan Hanneken, Executive Director of In2Action, which helps provide transition services to people with substance use disorders, particularly those who've recently been in jail. They discuss how funding from Boone County Community Trust has helped them bring a better life to many Mid-Missourians.
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KBIA's Darren Hellwege talks with Karen Grindler, founder of Cedar Creek Therapeutic Riding Center, about their services for individuals with disabilities. Since their founding in 1988, Cedar Creek has provided therapy through riding and being around horses. Karen discusses the invaluable support the Boone County Community Trust provides them.
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Columbia is one of the first cities in the country to receive the substantial food donation, just in time for Thanksgiving.
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Local establishments prepare for an influx of visitors for NCAA's Division I cross country championships.
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Mizzou is expanding nuclear science research opportunities to students by collaborating with a Korean research institute.
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Net farm income in Missouri is expected to increase this year and exceed the forecasted gains projected earlier in the year.
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The score is a 2.2 percentage point increase from 2024, and it places the district among the top 15% of Missouri districts.
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State leaders applied Wednesday to the $50 billion federal grant initiative, which Congress included in the congressional spending package known as "One Big Beautiful Bill."
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The lab at the University of Missouri's College of Education and Human Development announced the launch of RISE-MO.
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Fifty-eight jaywalking tickets have been issued since April in Columbia, including 43 citations the past two months.