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Five additional lawsuits have been filed accusing a southwestern Missouri boarding school of abusing students.
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Health officials said Saturday that they had identified what is likely to be the first case of monkeypox in Missouri in the Kansas City area.
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Two former members of a University of Missouri fraternity have been indicted for a hazing incident that left another student blind and unable to walk or communicate after drinking a liter of vodka in October.
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Progressive prosecutors around the U.S. are declaring they won’t enforce some of the most restrictive and punitive anti-abortion laws that GOP-led states have waited years to implement.
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More than 100 million Americans are being warned to stay indoors if possible as a heat wave settles over states stretching through parts of the Gulf Coast to the Great Lakes and east to the Carolinas.
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A Missouri appeals court says former Gov. Eric Greitens didn't violate open records laws by using a message-deleting app.
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Ford will add 6,200 factory jobs in Michigan, Missouri and Ohio as it prepares to build more electric vehicles and roll out two redesigned combustion-engine models.
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The remains of a man who died in the attack on Pearl Harbor in 1941 have been returned to Missouri for burial.
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Kansas City leaders have approved a change to city laws regarding arrests during protests.
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Two women from Springfield have pleaded guilty to a misdemeanor charge after participating in the Jan. 6, 2021, insurrection at the U.S. Capitol building.