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Nonprofit goes blue to prevent child abuse
Blue pinwheels lined the entrance of the Truman building again after a yearslong hiatus.
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Corrections to pay $60k for Sunshine Law violations
The Missouri Department of Corrections must pay more than $60,000 for refusing to give records to a mother trying to find out how her son died in 2021 while in…
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Bill ending Medicaid reimbursements to Planned Parenthood heads to Missouri governor
A bill that would make Missouri the fourth state to ban Medicaid reimbursements to Planned Parenthood is on its way to the governor.
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Attorneys for embattled Missouri House speaker criticize ethics investigation
Private attorneys hired by the top Republican in the Missouri House demanded Tuesday that the ethics investigation into their client be formally dismissed.
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Missouri lawmaker wants congressional members to live in their districts
Rep. Aaron McMullen is fighting an uphill battle -- and he knows it.
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Subscriber ExclusiveMissouri House panel raises concerns about checks, balances
A draft report from the House Ethics Committee brought to light House rules and policies some lawmakers say need to be clarified.
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Committee approves boost to Missouri business expansion program
A Missouri House committee approved a proposal to expand a popular business incentive program Wednesday morning.
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Subscriber ExclusiveSubmarine panel brainstorms ways to meet spending rules
The USS Jefferson City Submarine Committee met Tuesday evening to discuss the committee's finances and gifts.
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Children walk away unharmed after vehicle hits school bus
A vehicle hit a school bus Monday in Jefferson City.
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Jefferson City man sentenced to jail for property tampering
A Jefferson City man was sentenced to jail time after pleading guilty to a property tampering charge.
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Jefferson City man charged with child molestation
A Jefferson City man faces numerous charges after allegations of child molestation.
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Subscriber ExclusiveJefferson City councilwoman recognized by Missouri House
The newly elected Ward 3 councilwoman was recognized on the floor of the Missouri House of Representatives as the first African-American woman to serve on the …
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Blair Oaks board approves current budget
Following a lengthy discussion about how to resolve a budget issue at its last regular meeting, the Blair Oaks School Board approved its 2023-24 budget Wednesd…
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Two injured in Callaway, Moniteau crashes
A Florissant woman was hurt in a single-vehicle crash Tuesday morning in Callaway County.
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Midwest March for Life set for Wednesday
The 15th annual Midwest March for Life will occur Wednesday in Jefferson City.
