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UAW 31 begins voting on tentative contract with General Motors
United Auto Workers began voting to approve or reject a new labor contract with General Motors on Monday… United Auto…
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Greene County jail inmate dies at Springfield hospital
An inmate at the Greene County Jail has died. The Greene County Sheriff’s office reports that 32 year old inmate…
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Exxon Mobil is drilling for lithium in Arkansas and expects to begin production by 2027
(AP) — Exxon Mobil is drilling for lithium in Arkansas and expects to begin production of the critical material for…
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Group says federal staffing proposal would ‘decimate’ Missouri’s nursing homes
A proposed federal rule would require nursing homes nationwide to boost nurse staffing levels, including in Missouri. Nikki Strong, executive…
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Federal government in jeopardy of another shutdown soon
Another possible government shutdown is on the horizon. Some Lawmakers in Washington D.C. are running around our nation’s capital scrambling…
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Remember to change carbon monoxide detector batteries
Change those batteries in your carbon monoxide detector if you haven’t yet – it can save your life. Carbon monoxide…
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One dead in single vehicle crash in Springfield
27 year old Luis Venegas of Springfield died in a single-vehicle crash early Friday morning on East Trafficway in Springfield. …
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Open burning season in some parts of Missouri
The arrival of cooler weather coincides with SOME local governments in Missouri allowing open burning of leaves and other yard…
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Mum’s the word as the Missouri House Ethics Committee concludes its second closed door meeting
Mum’s the word as the Missouri House Ethics Committee concluded its second meeting at the State Capitol in Jefferson City. …
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Kansas officials begin process of restoring court information access after ‘security incident’
(AP) — Nearly a month after a “security incident” with all the hallmarks of a ransomware attack, Kansas judicial officials…
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