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Attorney General Catherine Hanaway said her office would not reveal the names of the businesses. -
The University of Missouri School of Medicine’s Center for Child Well-Being has been awarded $6 million for its child psychiatry and maternal health projects. -
A second proposal would have asked voters for $150 million, but the amount would cover a smaller number of projects. -
The project, known as Boone Horizon Trails, is expected to include 7.85 miles of cross-country, natural surface trails for biking and hiking. The trails will vary in difficulty and include hubs for bikers and hikers to reconnect with other patrons throughout the park. -
Although the Sunshine Protection Act passed in the U.S. House, it is stalled in the Senate. -
The McBaine bur oak tree underwent preservative measures to keep its 400-year history alive. -
A proposed Missouri constitutional amendment would make it harder for lawmakers to overturn voter-approved laws, following disputes over paid sick leave and abortion rights. -
What the defunding of two water-monitoring programs means for Missourians and their lakes. -
The revised policy, approved Wednesday by the Columbia School Board, will take effect in January. -
The Missouri Department of Transportation has selected portions of four interstates where drivers can go 75 mph, rather than the typical 70 mph.
