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Woman says state supervisors ignored her allergies, state pays thousands
Missouri has paid at least $76,000 to a former social worker who said her supervisors ignored her allergic reactions to…
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Relocation, roundabout planned for Missouri Route 171/Route 96 intersection
A project to relocate the intersection at Missouri Route 171/Route 96 and Jasper County Route YY to improve safety is…
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Joplin welcomes Mohaska and St. John’s Trails
Connectivity continues to build as trail enthusiasts gathered Friday, Nov. 1 during the opening of the City’s two newest trails…
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Governor and First Lady to welcome trick-or-treaters
Governor Mike Parson and First Lady Teresa Parson cordially invite trick-or-treaters to stop by the Missouri Governor’s Mansion on Halloween.…
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Project to upgrade sidewalks along Range Line Road
A project to upgrade sidewalks to meet Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) requirements, along Rangeline Road (Loop 49) in Joplin…
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Medical cannabis job fairs set for next month
Medical cannabis job seekers will soon have the chance to meet face-to-face with prospective licensed operators as Missouri prepares to…
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Long says Pelosi doesn’t want vote
The ongoing impeachment inquiry into President Trump continues but there’s still not been a vote called. 7th District Congressman Billy…
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Sen. Lincoln Hough, Rep. Elijah Haahr selected for Government Excellence Award
Missouri State University has 10 million reasons to say thanks. This spring, representatives in the General Assembly advocated on behalf…
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Missouri Farmer Charged In Double Homicide Of Wisconsin Brothers
A Missouri cattle farmer has been charged with first-degree murder in the deaths of two missing brothers from Wisconsin. Court…
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Signing ceremony held for PSU Electrical Technology students
Four students in PSU’s Electrical Technology program don’t graduate until May, but on Monday, they already had jobs. Two key…
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