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Over two dozen MU graduate workers gathered outside the new Roy Blunt NextGen Precision Health Building on the morning of its grand opening Tuesday to call for a reinstatement of a mask mandate on campus. -
Columbia and Boone County Health and Human Services noted in a news release that there have been 22 suspected or known overdose deaths this year, according to the Columbia Police Department.
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The Columbia City Council temporarily denied a resubmission proposal for The Canton Estates development.
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A state education administrator will ask the Missouri Board of Education on Tuesday to put a streamlined path to becoming a substitute teacher into effect sooner than planned.
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The issue of how the community will be dealing with yard waste this fall is one of the significant topics for discussion at Monday’s city council meeting.
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Shane Creech has been named the new interim Public Works Department director as David Nichols, director for the past six years, retired Thursday.
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State vaccination dashboard discrepancy continues to show daily vaccination numbers for Boone County decreasing.
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Nick Foster, former executive director of the Voluntary Action Center, announced Wednesday that he is entering the race for the Fourth Ward City Council seat.
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A COVID-19 mask mandate on the MU campus is set to expire Friday, and university officials have announced no plans to extend it.
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Missouri Attorney General Eric Schmitt hosted a roundtable discussion Tuesday in Columbia to urge local government entities to sign on to a recent opioid settlement.
