Missouri News
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Some applaud, deplore school district bringing back corporal punishment
Corporal punishment, spankings for anyone brought up before 1985, are in the headlines again. It comes after the Cassville School…
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Governor calls special session to work on major tax cut for Missourians
Missouri Governor Mike Parson says he’ll bring the General Assembly back to Jefferson City on September 6 to work on…
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Full legalization of marijuana will be on Missouri ballot in November
Missouri voters will decide in November if recreational marijuana use will become legal in the state. The news validates the…
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Music, rides, livestock and Casting Crowns on tap as Missouri State Fair opens this week in Sedalia
Summer is winding down, but the fun is about to start at the Missouri State Fair in Sedalia. The popular…
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Missouri teachers share frustrations over low pay, short staffs during state hearing
Teachers in Missouri schools may be in short supply this fall. The issue of teacher recruitment and retention “is literally…
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Back-to-school supplies are tax-free this weekend
Soaring inflation is making it more difficult for families to get their kids ready to go back to school later…
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BRANSON CARES: How the entertainment industry is leading its community for global impact
In the center of America’s heartland, Branson, Missouri, has embraced a mission to help children with severe disabilities across the…
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Harrisonville teacher sues district over firing a year ago
A former Harrisonville science teacher is suing the school district, alleging it violated his civil rights when it fired him…
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Missouri representative Bush linked to antisemitic activist
Rep. Cori Bush, a controversial Democrat from St. Louis, is under fire over antisemitic remarks made by an activist who…
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12 inches and counting as rain deluges St. Louis region
Large swaths of St. Louis remain under water after historic rainfall fell through Tuesday morning. Emergency officials are concerned that…
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