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Regional headlines from the KBIA Newsroom, including:

• One In 3 Missouri Jail Officers Struggles With Depression, Study Reports
• Missouri Lawmakers Try Again With Voter ID After Court Loss
• St. Louis County Drug Monitoring Program Continues To Grow Across Missouri
• Missouri Lawmakers Push Long Prison Sentences For Fentanyl

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• Airbnb Rules, Raising Cane's Drive-Thru, On The Menu For Tuesday's Council Meeting
• Red Cross Calls For Donations Due To Critical Blood Shortage
• Veterans United Home Loans Was Nation's Largest VA Lender In 2019
• St. Louis Donations Wipe Away $13 Million In Medical Debt

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• Gov. Parson Doesn't Support Red Flag Laws For Missouri
• Gov. Parson Denounces Expanding Government Health Care
• Shuttered Boonville Hospital's Financial Woes Had Been Piling Up For A Year
• Missouri, MU Part Of Effort To 'Shine A Much-Needed Light' Inside Prisons

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• Gov. Parson Calls For More Funding To Public Safety, Schools In State Of The State
• Leader of St. Louis Black Police Union Says Racial Bias Real
• MU Cutting Ties With Confucius Institute
• Company Closes Boonville Hospital With Short Notice

Regional headlines from the KBIA Newsroom, including:

• Funding For Missouri Planned Parenthood Clinic In Hands Of State Supreme Court
• Columbia School Board Passed Revised Seclusion and Restraint Policy
• Attorney General Recuses Himself From Open Records Lawsuit
• Centennial for Local League of Women Voters is Wednesday

Regional headlines from the KBIA Newsroom, including:

• Forest Service Puts An End To Open Season On Feral Hogs In Mark Twain National Forest
• Missouri, Planned Parenthood Head to Court Over Funding

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• Hate Crime Reports Down in Missouri Almost 40% But Some Are Skeptical
• MU School of Law Receives Grant for Innocence Clinic
• Senate Confirms Controversial Federal Judge for Missouri
• Missouri Environmental Group Sues EPA, Alleging Rules to Protect Lakes Are Flawed
• New Missouri Lawsuit Targets 'Rogue' Video Gambling Company

Regional headlines from the KBIA Newsroom, including:

• State Representatives Signal Plans to Tackle Controversial School Policies
• High School 2.0: CPS Students Can Earn a College Degree with Their Diploma
• Pitchford Sounds Alarm on County Sales Tax Decline
• City Council Discusses Regulating Short-Term, Online Rentals.

Regional headlines from the KBIA Newsroom, including:

• City Council Approves New Airport Terminal
• City Council Unanimously Approves Plan for More Solar Energy

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• Federal Prosecutors to Charge 2 More St. Louis Officers
• Why Columbia Public Schools are Changing the Calendar
• Tiger Pantry Experiencing Food Shortages Amid Seven Years of Service
• Family Wins Right for Kids, Others to Take Online Classes

Regional headlines from the KBIA Newsroom, including:

• MU Joins Alliance to Improve Diversity Within STEM Faculty
• Community Organizers Teach What to Do Before First Responders Arrive
• Missouri Slightly Above Average on Rate of Food Insecurity
• Missouri Proposes Ban on Pot Companies Paying Taxes in Cash
• UM President Elected to National Public University Board
• Board Approves New Middle School's Name: John Warner Middle School

Regional headlines from the KBIA Newsroom, including:

• Special Olympics Missouri Announces New Partnerships
• Democrat Wins Contested State House Race in St. Louis County
• Parson Announces $5 Million Broadband Grant
• New Organization Seeks to Stop Community Violence

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• Missouri Senate Committee Holds First Meeting To Address Gun Violence
• No Internal Audit Yet Under Missouri Attorney General
• Missouri Tourism Director Out After Whistleblower Complaint
• Potential Vaping Ban Placed on Hold

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• Planned Parenthood's Chief Doctor Testifies Abortions At St. Louis Clinic Are Safe
• Report Shows Inequities in Missouri Higher Education
• Missouri Attorney General Sues Florida Company Over Calls

Regional headlines from the KBIA Newsroom, including:

• In Hearing On Abortion Clinic, State Lawyers Claim Planned Parenthood Put Patients At Risk
• Former FBI Agent Indicted in Greitens Case Faces March Trial
• Missouri Officials Eye Test Track For Super-Fast Hyperloop Transit System
• Police Leadership Shakeup Urged Following $20M Judgment

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• Police Chief Explains Vision of Community Policing to Activist Group
• MU: No Major Changes Planned for Graduate Assistantships
• African-American Heritage Trail Complete, Ready to Teach
• Black Women's Role in the Suffrage Movement Will be Featured at Library Program

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• Missouri Proposal to Expand Access to Voting Goes to Court
• Local Experts Educate Missouri Farmers at Annual Conference
• Concern Over School Resource Office Agreement at the Center of Council Meeting

Regional headlines from the KBIA Newsroom, including:

• Parking at Columbia Mall Could Be Getting Harder
• Missouri Dog Breeder Sued Over Conditions at Kennels
• Missouri Parents Just Got More School Data But They Might Need A Textbook To Figure It Out
• St. Louis Prosecutor Hires Ferguson Riots Policing Leader

Regional headlines from the KBIA Newsroom, including:

• Parson's Campaign Manager To Be Questioned In Abortion Case
• MU Grant Will Expand Outreach to Communities Affected by Opioid Epidemic
• State Owes Counties Over $35 Million for Holding, Transporting State Prisoners
• School Board Adds Written Public Comment Option, Approves Officer Agreement

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• State Historical Society to Host Conversation About Sharp End, Segregation in Columbia
• MU Theatre to Bring Climate Change to the Stage
• Missouri Lottery Warns Retaileers About Potentially Illegal Slot Machines
• New Grant Hopes to Boost Local Creators

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• Columbia Becomes First Missouri City to Ban Conversion Therapy on Minors
• Missouri Real Estate Suit Draws Justice Department Interest
• City to Explore Cost of Private Audits of City Finances
• Special Olympics Summer Games to Return to Columbia for 2020

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• Missouri Receives $81 Million Federal Grant For Bridge Restoration and Replacement
• Glascock Thinks There's A Way To Pump Up City Revenue: A Gas Tax
• Missouri Looking To Fix 'Disastrous' Pay System For Developmentally Disabled Care
• Company Cited For Workplace Violations at Missouri Capitol

Regional headlines from the KBIA Newsroom, including:

• Former Hospital Executive Pleads Guilty to Billing Scheme
• Politically Speaking: Missouri Sen. Bill Eigel On What's Next For the Conservative Caucus
• Activist Group, Council Weighs In On Performance Audit Debate

Regional headlines from the KBIA Newsroom, including:

• Columbia Mayor and Police Chief Discuss City's Increasing Gun Violence
• Columbia Public Schools Adjust Construction Plans to Accommodate Students with Disabilities

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• Missourians On Medicare Use More Opioids Than The National Average
• Kehoe Announces 2020 Campaign Bid For Lieutenant Governor
• County to Show Off New Voting Equipment for National Voter Registration Day
• Special Missouri Legislative Session Cost Roughly $71K

Regional headlines from the KBIA Newsroom, including:

• City Council Approves 2020 Budget
• CPS, Boone County team Up For Anti-Vaping Campaign
• New High School Offers Free Education For Adults
• Border War Between Kansas, Missouri Isn't Quite Over Yet

Regional headlines from the KBIA Newsroom, including:

• Mystery Medical Costs, High Drug Prices Targeted By State Lawmakers
• Audit: Missouri Taxpayers Paid $200K in Greitens Legal Fees
• Turkey Vulture Causes Power Outage at The University of Missouri
• Car Tax Legislation Passes House, Heads To Senate

Regional headlines from the KBIA Newsroom, including:

• Columbia School Board Faces Equity Concerns
• Columbia School Board Considers Expanding Transparency in IEP Meetings
• Columbia City Councilman Pleads Not Guilty to Misdemeanor

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• MU School of Medicine Awarded Largest Grant for Rural Health Care in School's History
• Judge Orders Anheuser-Busch to Halt 'Corn Syrup' Labels
• Missouri Doctors, Advocates Want Voters To Decide Whether To Expand Medicaid

Regional headlines from the KBIA Newsroom, including:

• New Abortion Restrictiongs Take Effect in Missouri, Minus 8-Week Ban
• Kansas City-Area Schools Innovate to Fill Teacher Vacancies
• New Child Care Law Has Unintended Consequences for Providers, Families
• Labor Day 2019 Finds Historic Local Workforce, Jobless Rates