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A bipartisan bill that could shape the future of NIL in college sports had its first hearing Wednesday.
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Columbia Public Schools will have to dip into reserves to cover the rising costs, amid hesitation around state funding.
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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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State board President Mary Schrag's resignation is effective immediately.
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The Cole County sheriff says a half-cent sales tax would help the department expand the jail to reduce costs for the county.
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Utility regulators assessing variety of current assistance programs.
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The Airport Department will add three new positions and eliminate two existing ones.
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Neither Missouri nor most states track the amount of household pharmaceuticals that are thrown away or flushed, and there is no federal requirement to monitor those disposal practices.
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A public hearing Monday night will also address construction of a new fire station for the east-central corridor of the city.
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The law was expanded through Senate Bill 4, which passed in 2025 and extended the forecast protection from 24 hours to 72 hours.
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Safe House Projects' new app, Simply Report, is now available on all Apple and Android devices in Missouri.
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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.