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Climbers to participate Saturday in 5th annual Fire Marshall 9-11 Memorial Stair Climb in Jefferson City
Climbers will participate Saturday in the fifth annual State Fire Marshal 9/11 Memorial Stair Climb to support fallen first responder…
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Veterans Plaza to be rededicated in Jefferson City
The Veteran’s plaza in Missouri’s Capitol City is being rededicated on the 20th anniversary of the attacks on Washington DC…
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The state task force reviewing the treatment and support of sexual assault victims is ready to hold its second online hearing
The state task force reviewing the treatment and support of sexual assault victims in Missouri will conduct its second public…
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Body of fallen Missouri Marine returns home
The body of a fallen marine from Missouri has returned home. Thousands of people lined the route along Interstate 70…
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Ozark Center offers help during National Suicide Prevention Week
This is National Suicide Prevention Week. Wednesday, the Ozark Center offered a training class on how to be someone’s lifeboat. …
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Election
U.S. Sen. Marshall endorses Schmidt in Kansas governor race
(AP) — U.S. Sen. Roger Marshall is endorsing Attorney General Derek Schmidt in the Kansas governor’s race. Marshall had initially…
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Joplin Mayor Stanley, proposal equity, diversity and inclusion commission tonight
Joplin Mayor Ryan Stanley is expecting a long city council meeting tonight. According to Mayor Stanley, a proposal to form…
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Breaking
Police say 1 killed, 7 others hurt in Wichita club shooting
(AP) — Police in the southeastern Kansas city of Wichita say one person was killed and seven others were injured…
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$1.9 million Bagnell Dam bridge project beginning Tuesday at Lake of the Ozarks
A 1.9-million-dollar Bagnell Dam bridge project is scheduled to begin Tuesday at the Lake of the Ozarks. Because of the…
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Questions about the Dome in St. Louis if the money runs out.
If the pending lawsuit over the Rams’ relocation to Los Angeles doesn’t go St. Louis’ way, local leaders could be…
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