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Missouri grew by 11,000 people between 2019 and 2020.
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Boone County administrators have revised the city and county's mask requirements. Schools have also adjusted theirs.
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The Missouri House has passed a bill to legalize needle-exchange programs.
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The True/False Film Fest saw a turnout of approximately 9,500 in 2021. While lower attendance was expected because of the COVID-19 pandemic, this was down about 37,000 tickets from last year.
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Here are a roundup of regional headlines from the KBIA Newsroom, including:Missouri In No Rush To Spend $2.7 Billion Of Flexible Pandemic AidMissouri House Votes To Legalize Needle ExchangesTrue/False 2021 Film Festival Saw Decrease In AttendanceGun Package To Expand Concealed Carry Rights In Churches, Buses Headed To Senate For Final Approval
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Here's a roundup of regional headlines from the KBIA Newsroom, including:Missouri Legislature Begins Final Week With Plenty Of Unfinished BusinessKansas City Mayor Says State Should Allow Local Gun RulesMissouri Democrats May Use Filibuster To Force Change In FInal Week Of Regular SessionMarker Recognizing Lynching In Columbia Vandalized
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Columbia police are investigating after vandals damaged an historical marker commemorating the 1923 lynching of James T. Scott.
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Kansas City Mayor Quinton Lucas says a state law that prevents cities from enacting their own gun control measures hamstrings his efforts to address the city’s gun deaths.
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Regional headlines from the KBIA Newsroom, including:Missouri Legislature Passes $35 Billion Budget Without Medicaid ExpansionSt. Louis Congresswoman Describes Nearly Losing Two BabiesColumbia Police Department Investigating Vandalism of Historical MarkerMissouri House Votes to Let College Athletes Cash In
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Maurice Gipson, MU vice chancellor for inclusion, diversity and equity, announced that he was pausing plans to restructure MU's social justice centers, plans which caused outrage among students and faculty members.
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The University of Missouri’s College of Education received a $1 million gift during National Teacher Appreciation Week to support elementary education students.
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The GOP-led Missouri House on Thursday passed a bill that would ensure colleges don’t stand in the way of athletes making money off their stardom.