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Environmentalists express their concerns after the demolition of the Rocheport bridge.
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MU’s redefined stalking and threat policies use language from a June Supreme Court decision that might make it more difficult to punish people who engage in stalking or make threats.
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About 40% of July 4 structure fires are the result of fireworks, according to the National Fire Protection Association.
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Early voting, from mail-in to absentee, skyrocketed in Missouri this year.In 2016, 282,150 Missourians voted by absentee ballot.This year, as of October…
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Columbia City Council elections for the Fifth and First Wards are April 4. This week, Intersection talked with the Fifth Ward City Council Candidates, Arthur Jago and Matt Pitzer. The candidates discuss issues including safety, policing, development and city growth.
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The Faculty Council is taking a look at the future of faculty at MU. The MU Faculty Council met Thursday to discuss how faculty will be a part of the…
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Matt Gibbens has been riding all-terrain vehicles, or ATVs, for a long time, but he’s never taken a safety course.“I know there's a lot of them out there…
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As Father Knute Jacobson of Calvary Episcopal Church in Columbia prays, farmers and their families bow their heads and press their hands to a big, green,…
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The city of Ashland is looking into expanding non-motor transportation. This includes producing more sidewalks, pedestrian crossings and bike trails…
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When a tornado devastated Joplin in spring 2011, South Joplin Christian Church didn’t have a plan.“The reality is that I remember no conversations where…