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WashU Student Senator stole 2,977 flags from a 9/11 memorial on campus as a “protest”

ST. LOUIS, Mo. – A Student Senator at Washington University was caught dismantling a 9/11 memorial on the University’s campus on Saturday, the 20th anniversary of the deadliest terrorist attack… Read More

September 14, 2021
State Government
University of Missouri Republican Curators support vaccine and mask mandates

COLUMBIA, Mo. – The University of Missouri Board of Curators passed two bipartisan resolutions on Thursday afternoon to prohibit any further vaccine mandates among students and staff on… Read More

September 14, 2021
State Government
Francis Howell School District removes all middle school advanced courses to resolve “equity issues”

ST. CHARLES COUNTY, Mo. – Francis Howell School District is facing backlash once again as Superintendent Dr. Nathan Hoven announced the removal of all advanced… Read More

September 13, 2021
State Government
Missouri Gov. Parson: ‘All options on the table’ to stop Pres. Biden’s vaccine mandates

(The Center Square) – Missouri Gov. Mike Parson said he will meet with the attorney general’s office and legislative leaders this weekend to examine all options to stop President Joe… Read More

September 13, 2021
State Government
Seven-figure donation to OTC opens educational opportunities for single mothers

NIXA, Mo. – After four battles with cancer, Nixa school teacher Emma Talbot passed away in 2020. Talbot assured her legacy would live on, though, leaving a generous… Read More

September 10, 2021
State Government
Voluntary participation questioned as Missouri law creates local government spending database

(The Center Square) – It’s hard to find opposition to a measure that would require governments to provide more financial transparency. Legislation creating a database to track every penny spent… Read More

September 10, 2021
State Government
New farmers’ market in Springfield offers much more than just food and produce

SPRINGFIELD, Mo. – A new breed of farmers’ market has hit the scene in Springfield. However, vendors aren’t required to be farmers, offer produce or even sell food. Read More

September 9, 2021
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Missouri National Guard travels to Louisiana to assist in disaster relief

JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. – Members of the Missouri National Guard joined roughly 8,000 other soldiers in Louisiana last week to assist with Hurricane Ida aid and recovery efforts… Read More

September 9, 2021
State Government
$36.7 million in pandemic relief funding bolsters 150 Missouri meat, poultry processing businesses

(The Center Square) – As COVID-19 outbreaks shut down large beef and poultry processing plants at the beginning of the pandemic, beef and poultry farmers looked for alternatives to sell… Read More

September 9, 2021
State Government
Ag industry is Kansas’s largest economic driver

(The Center Square) – At the sixth annual Kansas Governor’s Summit on Agricultural Growth, industry leaders will be updated about different sectors of Kansas agriculture and discuss growth outcomes. Scarlett… Read More

September 9, 2021
National, State Government
Notable student exchange program sends Carthage student to Germany for a year’s study

CARTHAGE, Mo. – 17-year-old Carthage senior Emma Evans was recently selected to receive the distinguished Congress–Bundestag Youth Exchange Scholarship (CBYX).  In order to strengthen bonds between… Read More

September 8, 2021
State Government
KU Student Body President shares “Death to America” post, doubles down and repeatedly defends it

LAWRENCE, KS – University of Kansas Student Body President Niya D. McAdoo has come under fire recently for sharing a tweet that said,… Read More

September 8, 2021
State Government
Ameren and Google partner up to give Nest units to local residents

Mid-Missouri residents are now eligible to apply for a free Google Nest Learning Thermostat (retail $129) through Ameren and Google’s newest partnership.  Google Nest is a… Read More

September 7, 2021
State Government
Health care, technology sectors dominate Missouri’s current, projected labor market

(The Center Square) – As the nation’s workforce celebrates Labor Day, a new Missouri report shows the sectors with the most jobs, areas where job seekers are pursuing employment and projected… Read More

September 7, 2021
State Government
Group in Salem puts words into actions with Love Thy Neighbor program

SALEM, Mo. – Nearly a year ago, Jeremiah and Rachel Privett organized a community meeting to discuss implementing a program powered by churches and friendly neighbors to benefit those in… Read More

September 3, 2021
State Government
Study says Missouri’s largest airports, St. Louis, Kansas City, could gain billions by privatizing

(The Center Square) – St. Louis became one of the first cities in the United States to explore the possibility of privatizing with St. Louis Lambert International Airport in 2017. Read More

September 2, 2021
State Government
Judge rejects Rams’ motion to move trial over leaving St. Louis out of St. Louis

(The Center Square) – St. Louis Circuit Judge Christopher McGraugh has rejected a request by lawyers from the NFL, the Rams and Rams’ owner Stan Kroenke to move a scheduled… Read More

September 2, 2021
State Government
State Sen. Mike Moon announces bid for Missouri’s 7th Congressional seat

ASH GROVE, Mo. – State Sen. Mike Moon announced his candidacy for Missouri’s 7th Congressional seat on Tuesday. The North Carolina native will seek to replace Rep. Billy… Read More

September 2, 2021
State Government
Judge denies request to block Missouri’s Second Amendment Preservation Act

JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. – A Cole County judge denied a request to block Missouri’s Second Amendment Preservation Act (SAPA) on Friday, one day… Read More

September 1, 2021
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Missouri’s National Guard mobilized to assist Louisiana after Hurricane Ida

(The Center Square) – Missouri Republican Gov. Mike Parson mobilized the Missouri National Guard on Tuesday to assist in recovery efforts in Louisiana after Hurricane Ida caused damage throughout the… Read More

September 1, 2021