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Joplin Boots, Badges & Bandages Blood Drive July 25th
Area first responders are partnering with Community Blood Center of the Ozarks for a life-saving event and a little friendly…
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Vaccine Requirements for Public School Children Across Four States
As the 2025-2026 school year begins, public school students in Missouri, Kansas, Oklahoma, and Arkansas must meet specific vaccination requirements…
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Could Missouri be a nuclear hub?
A nuclear summit was held Thursday at the University of Missouri in Columbia. Newstalk KZRG asked Missouri Lt. Governor David…
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PSC changes Joplin location for public hearing in Empire Electric rate case
JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. —The Missouri Public Service Commission (PSC) is announcing a change in the location of a local public…
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Food Insecure Cost-Share grant funds available
JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. – The Missouri Department of Agriculture has announced the availability of Food Insecure Cost-Share Grant funds. A…
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Missouri Lt. Governor Wasinger “state legislature is broken”
The Missouri constitution has a lot of extra content because of some of the amendments approved by voters. Why are…
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Bell ringing for Salvation Army’s “Christmas in July”
Usually, you only hear those Salvation Army bell ringers in the cold days in and around Christmas. But this year…
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Sarah Burton still missing after seven years
Where is Sarah Burton? This Sunday, July 20, 2025, marks the 7th year since Sarah Burton’s disappearance. Since the investigation…
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USDA announces plan to end Regional Food Business Center funding
Heartland Center Round 1 Business Builder grant projects to proceed on shorter timeline The USDA Agricultural Marketing Service yesterday announced…
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Kehoe signs Senate Bill 105 to stop sale of six invasive plant species
Getting rid of invasive plants: That’s what a bill signed by Missouri Gov. Mike Kehoe would do. Senate Bill 105…
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