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Is the morning after pill illegal in Missouri? Organizations fight misinformation, provide free emergency contraceptive kitsCAPE GIRARDEAU, Mo. (KBSI) – Being a woman in 2024 can be complicated to say the least. Ever since the overturning of Roe vs Wade there’s been a lot of questions around what you can and can’t do when it comes to unplanned pregnancy. A nonprofit organization...Cape Girardeau, MO1 day ago
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5 On Your SideNew research shows more than 270,000 cars in Missouri and Illinois have potentially deadly Takata airbags: Is your car at risk?ST. LOUIS — Nearly 10 years after the government launched the largest recall in U.S. history, the struggle to get potentially deadly airbags off the road is still more challenging than ever. On Nov. 18, 2014, the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) ordered Takata to initiate a nationwide...
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KOLR10 NewsLake levels and water temperatures around the OzarksTemperatures are heating up, leaving people all around the Ozarks searching for a way to cool down. Local waterways are a hotspot during the summer, and water temperatures are on the rise. Here is a look at your local lakes water levels and water temperatures. Table Rock LakeOn Thursday, June 27, the water level is […]
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High School On SIMissouri's top 2025 high school football recruitsWith the start of the high school football season just around the corner, we put together this early look at the top 50 prospects in Missouri in the Class of 2025.
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Free training course available to retailers after 90% increase in nicotine sales to minors in MissouriMISSOURI (KBSI) – For the first time ever in Missouri a free online course is being offered on tobacco prevention and sales. The course is encouraged for retailers and their employees, but anyone is able to watch and learn about the rules and regulations of underage vape and tobacco sales.1 day ago
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Webster Ranked as one of the Top Four Universities in Missouri for International Students by the Department of Homeland SecurityWebster University is ranked at #138 among more than 4,000 Universities that host international students in the United States on an annual list published by the Department of Homeland Security. Only three other Missouri institutions are ranked higher than Webster, and two of those are in the St. Louis region, making the city a top hub for international study in the Midwest.Webster Groves, MO1 day ago
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FOX 2Missouri governor says new public aid plan in the works for Chiefs, Royals stadiumsMissouri is seeking to counter Kansas, which approved a plan last week to try to lure the teams across the state line with bonds that would finance up to 70% of the cost of new stadiums.
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Missouri River crest expected in this area next weekExtreme flooding in the Midwest is expected to make its way down the Missouri River over the next week. Flooding in states like Iowa, South Dakota and Minnesota has killed at least two people this week after record-setting rainfall. Water is moving from tributaries in these states into the Missouri...Boonville, MO1 day ago
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KMIZ ABC 17 NewsHeat can be taxing on the mind as well as the bodyExtreme heat like Mid-Missouri has experienced over the past week isn't just bad for the body, it can also hurt the mind.The post Heat can be taxing on the mind as well as the body appeared first on ABC17NEWS.
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Missouri updates hunting regulations, expands chronic wasting disease zoneJEFFERSON CITY, Mo. (KHQA) — The Missouri Department of Conservation wants to remind hunters of regulation changes for the upcoming hunting season. Turkey permits, for instance, will no longer be included with archery permits, and they have been split between archery and firearm permits. Additionally, the Chronic Wasting Disease...1 day ago
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KFOR‘Mad’ wife accused of spiking husband’s Mountain Dew with weed killer in MissouriA Missouri woman is accused of putting weed killer and insecticide in her husband's Mountain Dew because she was mad at him.
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KMIZ ABC 17 NewsFood insecurity rises for children during summer monthsNearly 255,000 children in Missouri face food insecurity, according to the not-for-profit Feeding America. The post Food insecurity rises for children during summer months appeared first on ABC17NEWS.
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NTSB’s Inman completes staff with hiring of Giacini, MarcusWASHINGTON – National Transportation Safety Board Member J. Todd Inman announced the addition of Andrew Giacini and Olivia Marcus to his staff. The two additions make Inman’s office fully staffed and, according to a press release “prepared to make a difference in transportation safety. alongside his fellow...1 day ago
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Missouri road rage suspect stopped on US 24 near Indiana-Ohio state linePAULDING COUNTY, Ohio (WANE) — The Allen County Sheriff’s Department was working alongside the Paulding County Sheriff’s Department after receiving word of a man wanted in Missouri traveling in a semi across state lines. The Allen County Sheriff’s Department told WANE 15 that Indiana State Police contacted...1 day ago
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Hiland Dairy donates 4,000 gallons of milk to local food banks for National Dairy MonthOKLAHOMA CITY, OKLA (KTUL) — Hiland Dairy is celebrating National Dairy Month by delivering approximately 4,000 gallons of milk to Feeding America Food Banks. A total of 15 food banks throughout Arkansas, Kansas, Missouri, Nebraska, Oklahoma, and Texas received one to two pallets of Hiland lactose-free milk. "We are...1 day ago
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Governor Mike Parson breaks ground for new multi-agency lab facilityJefferson City — Governor Mike Parson and members of his cabinet were in Jefferson City today for a groundbreaking ceremony of a new multi-agency laboratory facility. This new multi-story, 250,000 sq foot, facility will be home to the Department of Health and Senior Services, Department of Natural Resources, Department of Agriculture, Department of Conservation, and Missouri State Highway Patrol.Jefferson City, MO1 day ago
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FOX4 News Kansas CityKansas governor ‘not negotiating with Chiefs to bring them over’Kansas governor is peaking for the first time since signing legislation for STAR bonds aimed to get the Chiefs, Royals over the state line
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KSHB 41 Action NewsSouth KC group waits for Parson's signature, looks to receive $1M from budgetAmong those awaiting Missouri Gov. Mike Parson's signature on 2025 budget items is the Community Assistance Council in south Kansas City.
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Current drought conditions across Mid-MissouriDrought has managed to remain minimal in the latest drought report that came out this morning at nine. Drought still persist in northeastern portions of Mid-Missouri including mainly portions of Macon and Monroe counties. This latest update, does not include the rainfall seen earlier this week where Macon county recorded...Columbia, MO1 day ago
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The Center SquareReport: Millions in school funding goes where kids were, not where they are now(The Center Square) – Missouri and Oklahoma should adjust school funding when enrollments drop instead of allocating amounts based on policies using previous numbers, according to a report by the libertarian Reason Foundation. An analysis of the two states found millions in state education funds were being sent to school districts with declining enrollment. The report, “The cost of state hold harmless policies in K-12 education,” stated the declines in public school enrollment after the COVID-19 pandemic aren’t being balanced with adjustments in state funding...
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