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Open Enrollment Still Discussed in Legislature as Session Closes

Open Enrollment Still Discussed in Legislature as Session Closes

With Missouri Legislators about a week away from the end of the current ses...
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Missouri State Operating Budget Deadline Looms

Missouri State Operating Budget Deadline Looms

Only a few hours remain before the Fiscal Year 2026 state operating budget ...
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Missouri Faces Multiple Salmonella Outbreaks Linked to Backyard Poultry and Recalled Tomatoes

Missouri Faces Multiple Salmonella Outbreaks Linked to Backyard Poultry and Recalled Tomatoes

Missouri health officials are addressing two separate salmonella outbreaks ...
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Second Amendment Preservation Act Measure Placed on Informal Calendar

Second Amendment Preservation Act Measure Placed on Informal Calendar

Missouri senators spend time discussing House Bill 1175, legislation that w...
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Missouri Senators Discussing Changes to New Law

Missouri Senators Discussing Changes to New Law

Missouri lawmakers are moving into the final two weeks of the 2025 regular ...
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  • Sports organist Fred Costello brings music and merriment to New York minor league team
    Since 1977, sports organist Fred Costello has been a fixture at Rochester Red Wings home games. He's entertained some future Hall of Famers with a mix of classics and current hits. Here's how he became a ballpark fixture.
  • Ahead of hurricane season, conservationists talk flooding prevention efforts
    The Gulf Coast and the Atlantic region are on edge as $10 billion dedicated to storm preparation has been cut, just a month from hurricane season. Conservationists have long been working to shore up natural barriers to slow storm flooding, but those changes don't happen fast. Michelle Miller visits a Florida preservation effort decades in the making.
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  • How one city's officials are reducing violent crime
    Violent crime is dropping in the United States, according to a new report. That includes a 23% decline in murders in Baltimore, a city that has long struggled with violent crime. The city's leaders are addressing the root causes of crime — and seeing progress.
  • Trade talks between U.S., China begin
    The U.S. and China, the world's two largest economies, will begin holding high-stakes tariff talks this weekend. Meanwhile, the Fed left interest rates unchanged and warned of rising economic uncertainty earlier this week.