KBIA Newscast

Regional stories from the KBIA Newsroom, including:

• Planned Parenthood Asks Judge to Pause Missouri Abortion Law
• Low Wages, Student Debt Fuel Vet Shortage in Rural Missouri
• Skelton Announces Candidacy for Missouri Senate
• Black Faculty Numbers Increase at University of Missouri

Regional stories from the KBIA Newsroom, including:

• Missouri Abortion-Rights Groups Drop Referendum, File Lawsuit to Prevent Future Delays
• University of Missouri Enrollment up for 1st Time Since 2015
• Sen. Blunt Says Missouri Can Do Better for Veterans and Spouses of Service Members
• Galloway Calls on Gov. Parson to Address Gun Violence in Special Session

Regional headlines from the KBIA Newsroom, including:

• Parson Calls Special Legislative Session For Car Sales Tax
• Cole County Judge Delays Enforcement of Law Affecting Local CAFO Regulation
• Public Transit Takes Center Stage As City Budget Season Gears Up
• City Plans to Update Streetlights and Trash Site Downtown

Regional stories from the KBIA Newsroom, including:

• St. Louis Scores Major League Soccer Expansion Team for 2022 Season
• Missouri Cites Economy, Eligibility Checks for Medicaid Drop
• Judge Pauses New Missouri Law on Large Farm Regulations
• Proposed Settlement in Lawsuit Over Rams Merchandise Gets OK

Regional stories from the KBIA Newsroom, including:

• Missouri Democrats Rally Behind Galloway’s Gubernatorial Bid At Truman Dinner
• Inmate Escapes While Cleaning Up After Missouri State Fair
• Public Defenders Plan Texts to Remind Clients of Court Dates
• Police: Men with Guns in Missouri Walmart Broke No Law

Regional stories from the KBIA Newsroom, including:

• First Hearing on Columbia Budget Set for Monday Night
• Missouri Democrats Rally Behind Galloway's Gubernatorial Bid at Truman Dinner
• Public Defenders Plan Texts to Remind Clients of Court Dates
• Official Says No Prosecutions for Women Seeking Abortions

Here's a roundup of today's headlines from across the region, including:

Silver Dollar City Announces New Water Ride, Fall Event

Vaccinations Offered Amid Hepatits Worries in Franklin County

Parents, Howard County School District Reach Settlement After Teen's Death

U.S. Judge Orders Parole Changes for Juveniles Jailed for Life

Regional headlines from the KBIA Newsroom, including:

• Michael Brown's Father to Call for Reopening Investigation
• All 700 St. Louis County Police Officers Will Wear Body Cameras By Early 2020
• Access To Pig Manure -Powered Energy Grows In Northern Missouri
• 2019-2020 Missouri Official Highway Maps Are Now Available For Free

Regional headlines from the KBIA Newsroom, including:

• Slow Start For Missouri's Medical Marijuana Program
• Storms Knock Out Power for Thousands in Missouri, Kansas
• Columbia Leaders Gather for Inclusivity Conference
• Galloway: Schmitt Missed Deadline On Records Law Opinion

Here's a roundup of headlines from across the region, including:

• Access to Pig Manure-Powered Energy Grows in Northern Missouri
• Morning Storms Knock Out Power in Missouri, Kansas
• Man Indicted in Death of Lincoln University Student President

Regional headlines from the KBIA Newsroom, including:

• Disaster Aid Expanded to 6 Additional Missouri Counties
• Michael Brown's Father Wants Investigation Reopened
• Corps to Keep Water Releases Into Missouri River High
• Union: Mulvaney Comments Confirm Agency Moves Meant to Cut

Regional headlines from the KBIA Newsroom, including:

• City Council Discusses Medical Marijuana Business Licensing
• New Location Takes History Into the Future for State Historical Society
• Columbia Makes Geoff Jones Official As Police Chief

Regional headlines from the KBIA Newsroom, including:

• City Manager's Contract To Be Reviewed Monday Night
• Missouri, Kansas See Uptick in Drug Overdose Deaths 
• Columbia Makes Geoff Jones Official As Police Chief 

Regional headlines from the KBIA Newsroom, including:

• Planned Parenthood, ACLU Sue To Overturn Missouri's 8-Week Abortion Ban
• City Manager's Contract To Be Reviewed Monday Night
• Missouri, Kansas See Uptick In Drug Overdose Deaths
• New School Calendar Alters Summer Camp Schedules

Here's a roundup of headlines from across the region, including:

Quinton Lucas Sworn in as KC Mayor

Former Columbia Police Officer Given Probation in Steroid Case

Survey Suggests Slower Economic Growth in Midwest, Plains

Parents Sue Truman After Fraternity House Suicides

Regional headlines from the KBIA Newsroom, including:

• Hepatitis A Outbreak, Once Confined To Bootheel, Spreads Farther
• Missouri Tax Returns Delayed, Auditor Galloway Calls For Action
• Task Force Says Every Missouri School Should Have An Armed Guard

Regional headlines from the KBIA Newsroom, including:

• Planned Parenthood, ACLU Sue To Overturn Missouri's 8-Week Abortion Ban
• MU Looking To Revisit Some Financial Aid Decisions After ProPublica Report
• Missouri Rep. Rebecca Roeber Dies; Ex-Educator From Lee's Summit Pushed For Charter School Expansion
• Missouri's Education Boards Discuss Ways To Improve Teacher Pipeline

Regional headlines from the KBIA Newsroom, including:

• Feds Approve Public Disaster For 68 Missouri Counties
• US Rep. Emanuel Cleaver Calls For Impeachment Inquiry
• Missouri City Clerk Sentenced In Corruption Case
• More Than 100 People Protest 'Prohibition' Before City Meeting

Here's a roundup of headlines from across the region, including:

• On-Base Housing Complaints Down at Fort Leonard Wood
• Rebuilding From Floods Provides Short-Term Boost in Midwest
• U.S. Rep. Emanuel Cleaver Calls for Impeachment Inquiry
• Square Inc. Plans Move Into St. Louis Post-Dispatch Building

Regional headlines from the KBIA Newsroom, including:

• Rural Bank Presidents' Support of U.S. Tariffs On Foreign Goods Waning
• Missouri Restricts Dentists' Prescriptions of Opioids
• St. Louis Archdiocese Names 61 Clergy Accused of Sex Abuse
• Experts Restore Headstones At 150-Year-Old Cemetery

Regional headlines from the KBIA Newsroom, including:

• Missouri Tornado and Flood Repairs Could Cost Almost $13M
• Police Investigate Discovery of Skeletal Remains in Columbia
• 'Young Lives Matter' Rally Held After Rash of Violence
• Ameren Scraps Planned Windfarm in Northwest Missouri

Regional headlines from the KBIA Newsroom, including:

• ACLU Seeks to Pressure Ashcroft to Process Abortion Petition
• Missouri Works For Better Census Participation in 2020
• Politically Speaking: Rep. Doug Clemens On Medicaid Drop Of Children - And The West Lake Landfill
• While Drug-Related Deaths Decrease Nationwide, They're Spiking In Missouri

Regional headlines from the KBIA Newsroom, including:

• Missouri Awarded $81 Million Dollar Grant To Replace Rocheport Bridge
• Missouri Medicaid Panel Chairman Removed Amid Drop In Rolls
• Hawley Calls For MU To Cut Ties With The Confucius Institute
• Experts Address The Global Problem Of News Literacy At Two-Day Workshop

  Regional headlines from the KBIA Newsroom, including:

• Close to 90K Children Dropped From Missouri Medicaid Program
• Missouri Awarded $81 Million Dollar Grant To Replace Rocheport Bridge
• Intersection - UM's Outgoing Diversity Chief Says There's Still Work To Do
• New Manager Tasked With Filling Vacant Posts In City Government

Regional headlines from the KBIA Newsroom, including:

• Missouri and Hillsdale College In Legal Fight Over Bequest
• Sudden Oak Disease Found In Rhododendrons In Missouri
• House Committee To Explore Local Taxation Policies
• Athletes Aim To Beat The Heat At Show-Me State Games

Regional headlines from the KBIA Newsroom, including:

• New Missouri Program Offers Loans for Disaster Recovery
• Senator Urges Federal Agencies to Wrap Up Duck Boat Probes
• Officials Warn Drivers to Watch Out for Pavement 'Blowups'
• Missouri Officials Announce Increase in College Scholarships

Regional headlines from the KBIA Newsroom, including:

• New Missouri Program Offers Loans for Disaster Recovery
• Democrat State Auditor Looks Into Gov. Parson's Spending As Lt. Gov
• Rep. Derek Grier on State Economic Development Policy
• Missouri River Remains High Because Of Releases From Dams

Here's a roundup of headlines from across the region, including:

• Rep. Derek Grier on State Economic Development Policy
• New Missouri Program Offers Loans for Disaster Recovery
• Cooling Centers Open Across Missouri As Temperatures Rise
• Democrat State Auditor Looks Into Gov. Parson's Spending As Lt. Gov.

Regional headlines from the KBIA Newsroom, including:

• Second Special Prosecutor Appointed Over Greitens
• Case Cost of Getting Driver's License Will Rise Soon in Missouri
• Animal Rights Group Says $82K Record Fee Was Excessive
• Missouri Governor Creates Taskforce on Health Care Waiver
• 73 Apply for 24 Licenses to Sell Medical Pot in Kansas City

Regional headlines from the KBIA Newsroom, including:

• Missouri's Foster Kids Will No Longer Be Doped Up Thanks To A New Legal Settlement
• Second Special Prosecutor Appointed Over Greitens Case
• USDA: 40% of Transferred Ag Researchers to Move to Midwest
• Penalties for Poaching Increase in Missouri