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KZRG News
Pawn shop owner sentenced to 20 months for selling stolen property on eBay
A Kansas City pawn shop owner will serve 20 months in federal prison, without parole, for selling stolen merchandise online. …
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LaTurner on Impeachment Inquiry
President Joe Biden told a group last week that the only reason the Republicans were doing the impeachment inquiry is…
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Election
Missouri PAC accused of raising money using Donald Trump’s name
A Missouri newspaper is reporting Donald Trump’s 2024 presidential campaign sent cease-and-desist letters to groups fundraising for gubernatorial candidate Bill…
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City of Joplin working on 2024 budget this week
Budget planning for the City of Joplin is underway for the Proposed Budget for the Fiscal year 2024. According to…
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Joplin Parks & Recreation Presents Mom & Son Date Night
Tickets are now on sale for the Mom Son Date Night hosted by the Joplin Parks and Recreation Department. This…
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Hawley discusses his bill to curb meatpacking industry’s monopoly tendencies
Missouri U-S Senator Josh Hawley is sponsoring a bill he says will put a stop to large meatpacking companies operating…
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Wentzville GM Assembly plant starts the UAW picket line
America’s “big 3” automakers and the United Auto Workers union have yet to reach an agreement. Strikes began early this…
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Washington University transgender center to end care for minors
ST. LOUIS (AP) — At least two Missouri health care centers have stopped prescribing puberty blockers and hormones to minors…
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Missouri Legislature to decide whether to override governor’s vetoes
The Missouri Legislature returns to the state Capitol Wednesday to decide whether to overturn any of the governor’s vetoes on…
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Missouri’s auto workers could go on strike beginning this week
Automakers have until one minute before Friday to reach a new agreement with the Union of Auto Workers could go…
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