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Innovative programs may provide energy expense relief for Missouri households
Although energy prices are rising, help may be on the way for Missouri consumers. Evergy is the state’s latest utility…
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Container ship backlog now biggest in history
The container ship backlog crisis has reached new heights as the largest port in America sets a record. That’s according…
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Abundant Life Church, Jackson County settle lawsuit over COVID-19 restrictions
Abundant Life Church in Lee’s Summit and Jackson County have reached a settlement in a lawsuit over COVID-19 restrictions. The…
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Biden envoy to the Taliban quits after two months
The U.S. special envoy to the Taliban has quit, saying the Biden administration’s efforts to prevent Afghanistan from becoming terror…
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New Medicaid regulations on abortion go into effect in Missouri
New Missouri Medicaid regulations for abortion that could affect Planned Parenthood funding recently went into effect. Under the new rules,…
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Despite few masks, no lockdowns or vaccine, Amish community thrives during Covid
The Amish could teach the government a few lessons about how to cope with the Covid pandemic. The Amish community…
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VP Kamala Harris church video violates IRS rules
CNN reports that Vice President Kamala Harris will be featured in a partisan Democrat campaign video distributed to churches just…
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Colin Powell dead of Covid, was fully vaccinated
Former Secretary of State and retired Gen. Colin Powell has died at age 84, his family announced Monday morning. Powell,…
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China, Mexico fueling American overdose death surge
Drug overdose deaths in the United States increased by nearly 30 percent during the first year of the pandemic. Nearly…
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Children’s book by Rep. Dan Crenshaw explains dangers of cancel culture
Rep. Dan Crenshaw of Texas is helping families get an early start on fighting cancel culture. “Fame, Blame and the…
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