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Missouri-Kansas Weather Alert: Near-Freezing Cold by Friday, Nov. 13

Kansas City reaches 68 degrees before a late-week cooldown sends temperatures near freezing.

Kansas City, MO · 1d

KFVS12

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Missouri measure gives state strongest protections for direct democracy in the country

JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. (Heartland News) - Missouri voters sent lawmakers a message: Hands off the laws we pass. Missouri voters approved Amendment 6 on Tuesday, which requires lawmakers to get at least 80% approval from the General Assembly and approval from voters to change or amend a law or policy passed by voters.

Missouri · 2d
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St. Joseph Post

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High School Football District Scoreboard: November 6th, 2026

The second round of district playoff football in both Missouri and Kansas is now in the books! Below you can find scores for all the area games within the KFEQ listening region between each district in Missouri 11-man and 8-man football as well as each class for northeast Kansas. Tune...

Missouri · 2d
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A Historic Missouri Mill Became The Centerpiece Of A Creekside Park Made For An Unhurried Afternoon

A three-story mill built in 1848 still grinds grain with creek power on select Saturdays. Its frame sits on hand-hewn, pegged timbers, and some of its limestone foundation holds up without mortar. I love that detail. Those old builders stacked rock so well that it has outlasted floods, a lost...

Missouri · 1d
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KSHB 41 Action News

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Missouri AG issues cease-and-desist letters to unlicensed marijuana dispensaries

Missouri Attorney Catherine Hanaway announced Friday cease-and-desist letters were sent to eight area businesses that Hanaway's office claims are not licensed to sell marijuana products.

Missouri · 2d

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This Missouri Gift Shop Is Packed With Hand-Painted Christmas Ornaments And Festive Collectibles

A tiny gold ornament shaped like Missouri’s first state capitol building sits on a shelf here, plated in 24K gold. That’s the kind of keepsake this little shop treats as normal. The shelves also hold hand-painted glass from Christopher Radko and Old World Christmas. I like how one...

St Charles, MO · 2d

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The People Have Spoken: Missouri Voters Secure Historic Victory Protecting the Citizen Initiative Process

When Missourians head to the ballot box, their votes aren’t meant to be suggestions. In a monumental election night sweep, the Respect MO Voters campaign secured a historic constitutional amendment blocking state lawmakers from overturning voter-approved ballot measures—while simultaneously rejecting Proposition 3 to protect reproductive rights statewide. Overview:...

Missouri · 1d

The US Sun

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Goodwill director says fall is a booming time for donations – but strictly denies two types

A GOODWILL director has made a call for donations as the weather gets cooler and budget-conscious shoppers look for a wardrobe refresh. She said the thrift chain needs an influx of new items when the seasons change, but two types are always off limits. With back to school and falling...

Missouri · 1d

Missouri Independent

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Missourians rejected another abortion ban. Republicans say they’re not giving up yet.

Missouri Republicans spent two years trying to reinstate an abortion ban. They emerged from Tuesday’s election with fewer ways to do it — and no plans to stop trying. About 55% of voters rejected Amendment 3, preserving the constitutional right to abortion approved in 2024. Voters also approved Amendment 6, which sharply limits lawmakers’ power […]

Missouri · 2d

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Man wins $100,000 after buying holiday scratcher ticket in Blue Springs

KANSAS CITY, Mo. — A man in Blue Springs has some extra money to spend this holiday season after winning the top prize on a scratcher ticket. The winner told the Missouri Lottery a family connection draw his attention to the $5 “It’s Gold Outside” holiday-themed scratcher.

Blue Springs, MO · 16h

The Financial Wire

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Food stamp soda and candy limits are approved to start in Wyoming on Feb. 1 and in Kansas and Missouri on Feb. 15, while Nebraska’s proposed Dec. 1 start awaits USDA’s decision, the waiver list shows

USDA’s food restriction waiver list, updated Nov. 3, shows food stamp limits on soda and candy approved to begin in Wyoming on Feb. 1, 2027, and in Kansas and Missouri on Feb. 15, 2027. Nebraska, which is aiming for the earliest date, Dec. 1, is in a different position: that start is a new proposal... The post Food stamp soda and candy limits are approved to start in Wyoming on Feb. 1 and in Kansas and Missouri on Feb. 15, while Nebraska’s proposed Dec. 1 start awaits USDA’s decision, the waiver list shows appeared first on The Financial Wire .

Nebraska · 1d

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Veterans Day events in the Heartland

(Heartland News) - Communities and organizations across the Heartland will be hosting Veterans Day events on Wednesday, November 11. There will be parades, ceremonies and more. Missouri. Missouri’s National Veterans Memorial in Perryville is inviting the community to join in a special Veterans Day ceremony at 11:30 a.m. on Wednesday,...

Missouri · 15h

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‘It’s a huge relief’: Planned Parenthood reacts to rejection of Missouri Amendment 3

JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. (KQTV) -- Planned Parenthood is calling Missouri Amendment 3 a win for Missouri after voters rejected it on November 3. Emily Wales, President/CEO of Planned Parenthood Great Plains, reflected on the passage of Amendment 3 in 2024, which constitutionally protected abortion in Missouri, and Amendment 6, which she says places constraints on lawmakers seeking to undermine the will of voters.

Missouri · 14h

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Murder Mysteries, Bookish Cocktails, and Art Resurgence: How HBO Satire, Tomes & Tonics and Museum Treasures Light Up St. Louis: This Week Now In St. Louis and Missouri

St. Louis balances vibrant culture and serious local headlines this week, from a clever new bookstore bar in historic St. Charles and hidden art museum treasures to buzz around Jason Bateman’s upcoming HBO dark comedy. Overview: St. Louis region updates highlight the launch of the whimsical Tomes & Tonics...

St. Louis, MO · 2d

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Missouri announces $55 million for rural health care improvements

Governor Mike Kehoe, in partnership with the Missouri Department of Social Services (DSS), announced the upcoming launch of more than $55 million in new funding opportunities designed to revitalize, modernize, and strengthen healthcare in rural Missouri. Administered through Missouri’s groundbreaking Rural Health Transformation Program (RHTP) and Healthier Communities Together (HCT),...

Missouri · 1d

KYTV

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KY3 Digital Extra: Missouri expands dental care access for adults on Medicaid

SPRINGFIELD, Mo. (KY3) - Missouri has added limited dental coverage for adults on Medicaid and increased reimbursement rates for dentists, improving access to oral health care. In a one-on-one conversation, KY3’s Steve Grant speaks with Suzanne King of The Beacon-Kansas City about the changes and the remaining gaps. Read more...

Missouri · 2d

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Local counties prepare for CWD ahead of November hunting season

ST. JOSEPH, Mo. (KQTV) -- As deer season approaches, hunters should be aware of a rare but crucial disease that affects members of the deer family. Chronic waste disease, often referred to as CWD, is a fatal, contagious neurological illness that affects deer, elk, moose and caribou. It is spread between deer primarily through direct physical contact and the sharing of bodily fluids like saliva, urine and blood. It can also contaminate the surrounding soil and plants, allowing the disease to infect new deer years after an infected animal has left the area.

Missouri · 1d

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Black vultures migrating north pose threat to livestock producers

From fluctuations in market prices to a tick-borne cattle parasite to rising diesel costs, Missouri livestock producers have dealt with multiple challenges this year. The black vulture, a predator that has been impacting south Missouri farmers for several years, could pose yet another issue as it continues to migrate north.

Missouri · 14h

KMMO News

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CHILHOWEE MAN RE-APPOINTED TO MILITARY COMMISSION BY GOV. KEHOE

A Chilhowee man will serve another term on a military-focused commission. Gregory Frencken was named Friday, Nov. 6 by Governor Mike Kehoe to the Missouri Military Preparedness and Enhancement Commission. The commission was established in 2005 and

Chilhowee, MO · 22h

Four States Home Page

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Spire gas rate hike could cost customers up to $13 monthly

The Missouri Public Service Commission has set a November 23 deadline to intervene in a rate case filed by Spire, which has requested a change to its natural gas base rates.

Missouri · 2d