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Federal Appeals Court Will Review Decision In Missouri Abortion Ban Lawsuit
The order, issued last week, puts the case before all 18 judges of the court.
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While Cedar County Awaits Ruling In CAFO Lawsuit, A Large Chicken Operation Moves In
No one was trying to build a large animal feeding operation in Cedar County.
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Commission Wants To Speed Payouts For Missouri Low-Income Housing Tax Credits
Significant changes are being considered for Missouri's low income housing tax credits.
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Missouri Urges CDC To Waive $25 Limit For Vaccine Incentive Plan
Missouri requested Friday that the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention reconsider its rejection of the state's vaccine incentive.
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Missouri Finally Mining Untapped Potential With Move Toward Renewable Energy
After years spent lagging behind its neighbors in renewable energy production, Missouri may finally be on the cusp of a green makeover.
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Linn County Roiled By Prosecutor's Charge Of Racism, Sexism In Marceline Police
Marceline, a town of about 2,200, has a police force of eight officers — Donelson, a captain and six patrol officers.
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Fate Of Missouri Medicaid Expansion Will Soon Be In The Hands Of The State Supreme Court
In a few hours, the most important moment so far in the eight-year fight over Medicaid expansion will occur.
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Missouri Is Facing A Pediatric Behavioral Health Crisis
Since the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic, it has been generally accepted that the virus is not as dangerous to children.
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Capitol Perspectives: The Two Sides Of Bob Griffin
Griffin knew how to get difficult issues cleared through the legislature.
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Jay Nixon Plans To Headline Clay County Democrat Event, Fueling Senate Speculation
Nixon is talking to longtime aides, friends and acquaintances, gaming out the 2022 landscape and weighing his options.
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What Is The ‘Show Me State' Showing Its Citizens And The Nation?
The state of Missouri, the “Show Me State,” is located in the heart of America.
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Gov. Parson Set To Sign Bills On School Choice, Police Chokeholds, Gas Tax Hike
The flurry of signings mark the final official acts of the 2021 legislative session.
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Capitol Perspectives: Missouri's Medicaid History
The Missouri legislature's recent special session on Medicaid involves a dominant state issue with a long and fascinating history.
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Tax Relief For Missouri Medical Marijuana Businesses Vetoed By Gov. Parson
Parson said those provisions would have created “significant unintended consequences that could greatly harm localities.”
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Missouri Health Officials Predict Weeks Of Rising COVID Cases Due To Delta Variant
Speaking to reporters in an online briefing just hours after the state reported its highest single-day case total since January.
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St. Louis Family Sues Police After 63-Year-Old Disabled Father Is Killed In ‘No-Knock' Raid
After he fell asleep that night, a SWAT team of more than 17 police officers raided two of his neighbors’ homes in search of drugs and guns.
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‘Surge Response Team' Arrives In Missouri Amid COVID Spike Caused By Delta Variant
Federal officials land in Missouri at the request of the state to assist with combatting a wave of new COVID cases.
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Can Missouri Get Out Rental Assistance Fast Enough To Prevent Evictions?
Missouri has more than $300 million available in federal housing relief assistance and another $270 million on the way.
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With Cases Rising, New Law Will Shield Missouri Businesses From COVID Lawsuits
Senate Bill 51, sponsored by Sen. Tony Luetkemeyer, R-Parkville, provides sweeping protections for businesses.
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Climate Change Triggers Rare Crop Diseases In Missouri
New crop diseases pervading Missouri have been linked to climate change, and they're directly impacting crop production.