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Construction is underway on CHA’s 34-unit Kinney Point complex, with some units ready by July.
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Columbia will simplify downtown parking meter options in July in an attempt to reduce confusion and improve turnover.
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Officials are urging people to stay alert for harmful algal blooms in state park waters.
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MoDOT scam texts are traveling across Missouri regarding traffic violations.
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The Farm Bureau aims to reach an underinsured population, but without government oversight.
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A Missouri Senate committee will hold a public hearing at the end of the month regarding failed negotiations between MU Health Care and Anthem Blue Cross Blue Shield.
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The university recently secured $50 million in funding from the Missouri General Assembly.
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Columbia City Council voted 5-1 to keep the city’s original definition of “equity” in its strategic plan instead of omitting diversity, equity and inclusion, or DEI, language.
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The study involved 17 children between the ages of five and 13. It took place over the course of eight sessions—with the exception of one family, who met their goals in seven.
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The Missouri Department of Revenue that it will grant tax extensions to assist individuals and businesses affected by recent weather disasters.
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In Columbia and elsewhere, they joined the nationwide mobilization against the expansion of executive power by the president.
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A federal order requires Columbia and all other cities to certify that they do not operate DEI programs that violate federal anti-discrimination laws.