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Missouri is working to input more than 6000 covid-19 test results
Missouri continues to work through its backlog of about 6,000 COVID-19 test results waiting to be entered into a reporting…
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Teachers, others demand K-12 schools start classes online
Teachers and others gathered at the state Capitol in Jefferson City to demand that Missouri K through 12 schools in…
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Senator says increasing crime is paralyzing Missouri
Missouri’s special legislative session on violent crime is underway in Jefferson City. At least 15 people have been shot in…
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City, state working to expand broadband capacity
Broadband access: It’s something that has become increasingly important – now that more virtual meetings and computer classes are taking…
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Mayor says following rules helps city stay in balance
The City of Joplin held its briefing on COVID-19 and other city-related functions this [Monday] morning. Joplin Mayor Ryan Stanley…
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Pavement sealing in five SW Missouri counties begins Aug. 3
State routes in five (5) southwest Missouri counties are scheduled to be sealed with a mixture of rock and oil…
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New director of the Missouri Veterans Commission selected
The Missouri Veterans Commission has unanimously selected Colonel Paul Kirchhoff as its new executive director. Kirchhoff replaces Grace Link, who…
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Getting prepared to vote in Missouri
Missouri Secretary of State Jay Ashcroft says 21 of the state’s 116 election jurisdictions are increasing the number of polling…
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Special session to concentrate on violent crime in Missouri
Violent crime is the subject of a special session of the Missouri House and Senate that begins today. Gov. Mike…
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Deaths from COVID-19 continue to increase in Joplin metro
The deaths from COVID-19 continue to increase in the Joplin metropolitan area. The Jasper County Health Department announced Saturday two…
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