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Starting Tuesday, enforcement of Columbia's parking will be in the hands of the Public Works Department.
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Postal workers across the country rallied Tuesday for better staffing ahead of the presidential election.
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The CPS Board also discussed current legislative priorities, including improving internet access for all Missouri students.
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The charges were lowered to assault due to Blueitt's claims of self-defense.
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Physicians said increasing visits and a shortage of physicians has made things difficult for everyone.
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Select voters in Boone County may now cast an absentee vote in the general election.
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Seven illegally poached geese carcasses were reported Sept. 15 by several members of the public, according to a news release from the Missouri Department of Conservation.
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Missouri has received almost $6 million in federal funding to expand mental health and substance use disorder services.
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Tuesday's class cancellations at Southern Boone Schools reflected a statewide uptick in threats of school violence.
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The U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs recently expanded access for veterans to receive a key fertility treatment — a move that comes after lawsuits accusing the VA of discriminating against veterans who are in same-sex marriages, who are unmarried and who cannot produce their own sperm or egg cells.