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When looking for new experiences, some just seem to sizzle more than others - literally. A group of brave amateur chefs in Columbia gathered to cook steaks in toasters.
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A Hawley-sponsored bill to update the museum’s designation passed the Senate unanimously this week.
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Scammers have created fake websites designed to closely resemble the bank’s official site.
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Building Community Bridges is a group that focuses on supporting area youth — and their families — by providing community and giving them the chance to discover new passions and learn new skills, such as boxing, chess, modeling, dance and more.
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The study would last four to six months and examine fatal and non-fatal shootings from the past two years.
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Equine herpesvirus can spread easily and debilitate an animal. A recent outbreak canceled several events across the country, but animal health authorities say cases seem to be easing.
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Programs like Missouri Stream Teams invite the public to participate in environmental research.
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Managing alpha-gal syndrome can be hard for anyone, but for farmers who are in close contact with mammals — the allergy can be ruinous and, sometimes, life-threatening.
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Contracts are in place for a project that will test the wastewater of public schools in Missouri for signs of fentanyl and other drug use.
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Who was held accountable for the hazardous powder left near the town of Berger, Missouri?
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The disagreement over whether Missouri's new congressional map is in effect or frozen is at the heart of a bitter dispute in federal court between the state attorney general's office and lawyers for the referendum campaign.
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Executive Director Meleah Spencer said they'll use the money to expand their shelter program.