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Past graduates of the Missouri School of Journalism came together to talk with students, other journalists and aspiring writers about the process of…
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After two years of declining numbers, Missouri recorded more than 800 traffic fatalities in 2015. The Missouri Department of Transportation reports the…
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The Paris agreement on reducing greenhouse gas emissions has led to new hope that the worst effects of climate change may be avoided.On this edition of…
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Updated 4:32 p.m., Sept. 16 with vote – The Republican push to bring "right to work" to Missouri failed in a 96-63 vote in the Missouri House. Up until...
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The contents of a time capsule sealed inside the Missouri Capitol are seeing the light of day for the first time in 100 years. The copper box was...
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Democratic Missouri State Representative Bill Otto announced Tuesday that he is running for the United States House of Representatives.He said he intends…
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A study funded by the University of Missouri shows that Columbia could support a new hotel and conference center.The study cost MU $35,000 and was…
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Earlier this week, we hosted a Twitter chat that tackled questions about diversity in public radio and the pressure some journalists of color feel to sound "white."
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Today Paul Pepper and Columbia Daily Tribune Publisher Emeritus HANK WATERS take a look back at anything and everything that made headlines during 2014.…
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An initiative, Amendment 6, for early voting prior to the elections in Missouri will be decided November 4. The amendment gives the Missourians access to…