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A bipartisan proposal to extend postpartum care for low-income women in Missouri to a full year after they've given birth is "hanging on a thread," its sponsor…
by The Missouri Independent , Tessa Weinberg May 11, 2022It's hot. That mid-summer kind of hot that wilts a person.
by Joe Gamm May 11, 2022With one project complete and two initiated, the Missouri Department of Transportation's efforts to make intersections along U.S. 54 safer are progressing.
by Ryan Pivoney May 11, 2022William Woods University President Jeremy Moreland has announced the appointment of Tiffany Nolan, of Columbia, as the university's vice president of student l…
by Rochelle Eiselt May 10, 2022JEFFERSON CITY -- Missouri lawmakers enter the final week of the legislative session Monday with a laundry list of unfinished business and long-simmering tensi…
by The Missouri Independent , Jason Hancock May 10, 2022The Missouri Legislature approved several pockets of broadband funding in the state budget this session, but the total remains millions short of the governor's…
by Ryan Pivoney May 10, 2022With time running short, the Missouri House on Monday endorsed a newly proposed map for the state's eight congressional districts that -- if the Senate agrees …
by The Associated Press May 9, 2022A virtual meeting scheduled for next week by the Nuclear Regulatory Commission will include an update on the condition of the Callaway Nuclear Plant.
by Michael Shine May 9, 2022Beth Howard Snyder will receive the Outstanding Alumnus Award when the Callaway County Chapter of the Mizzou Alumni Association celebrates its 26th anniversary…
by Michael Shine May 8, 2022The Missouri House is scrambling to get bills passed as the end of the state's legislative session looms.
by Joe Gamm May 8, 2022A somber crowd gathered Saturday morning at the Missouri Law Enforcement Memorial to recognize the recently fallen.
by Michael Shine May 8, 2022A long-shot idea has become a Fulton staple over the last decade.
by Michael Shine , May 8, 2022Rosemary Lenz, a senior at William Woods University and a resident of Prairie Home, was honored with a prestigious academic award from the university as part o…
by Rochelle Eiselt , May 8, 2022Westminster College has announced that Judge Mark D. Pfeiffer of the Missouri Western District Court of Appeals will deliver the 171-year-old institution’s com…
by Rochelle Eiselt May 6, 2022Local officials and rotarians dedicated symbols of peace recently added to two Fulton parks.
by Michael Shine May 6, 2022