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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:...

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6 Things Snow Geese Do at Missouri’s Loess Bluffs Every November

Get to Loess Bluffs around sunset, and you can watch snow geese pour back in for the night. Missouri’s big flocks keep a schedule, and knowing it makes all the difference. Here’s what snow geese do at Missouri’s Loess Bluffs every November. 1. Building Toward the Peak.

Missouri · 2d
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FOX 2

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Report says 38% of Missouri families don’t make enough to survive

The United Way says 38 percent of Missouri families don't make enough to survive in the current economy with rising inflation.

Missouri · 10h

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Missouri grants Ozark Center $1.46 million for new treatment center

JOPLIN, Mo. — The Missouri Department of Social Services awards Ozark Center $1.46 million. Ozark Center will use the Horizon 2 grant to renovate a 4,500 square foot building near 34th and Schifferdecker. The 8-bed residential treatment facility will serve Missouri defendants who aren’t competent to stand trial because...

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The Financial Wire

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Utility shutoff protections run Nov. 15 to March 15 in New Jersey and Georgia and Nov. 1 to March 31 in Missouri for eligible customers behind on winter heating bills

Winter shutoff protections for customers behind on heating bills do not start on the same day everywhere. New Jersey and Georgia both begin theirs Nov. 15, a Sunday, and run to March 15, while Missouri’s Cold Weather Rule has been in effect since Nov. 1 and lasts through March 31. In all three states the... The post Utility shutoff protections run Nov. 15 to March 15 in New Jersey and Georgia and Nov. 1 to March 31 in Missouri for eligible customers behind on winter heating bills appeared first on The Financial Wire .

New Jersey · 2d

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 · 2d

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The 2026 Missouri Beer Cup Winners

Missouri has a craft beer scene that deserves more attention. And the latest Missouri Beer Cup winners give us plenty of reasons to take a closer look. The Missouri Craft Brewers Guild has announced the results of its second annual statewide competition, with 30 breweries submitting 226 beers across 25 judged categories. Certified judges evaluated the entries, which ranged from pale lagers and hazy IPAs to porters, sour ales and barrel-aged beers.

Missouri · 23h

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Giant Glowing Snowflakes Will Soon Hang Over The Road At This Missouri Christmas Drive Through The Woods

A Christmas light drive follows a road once used by early settlers, and it winds through the same hills that inspired a best-selling novel. Yeah, I’m definitely looking twice at that. The route stretches about two and a half miles through the Missouri Ozarks. Millions of colored lights wrap...

Branson, MO · 1d

Lovely Garden Roots

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Missouri Extension's David Trinklein Names Turnip, Rutabaga, Parsnip, Salsify and Jerusalem Artichoke as Cold-Hardy Root Crops That Stretch the Fall Harvest

MU Extension's David Trinklein names turnip, rutabaga, parsnip, salsify and Jerusalem artichoke as root crops that can be harvested late in fall or all winter.

Missouri · 11h

The Money Overview

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Prestige Financial borrowers whose repossessed cars drew a sale notice share a $6.5 million cash fund and a $2,000 deficiency cut, with exclusion requests due Dec. 17

Prestige Financial Services borrowers whose cars were repossessed and who were mailed a sale notice are in line for a check from a $6.5 million cash fund, plus a $2,000 cut to any balance still owed after the sale. The deal is a Missouri class settlement, and nobody in the class has to file a […] The post Prestige Financial borrowers whose repossessed cars drew a sale notice share a $6.5 million cash fund and a $2,000 deficiency cut, with exclusion requests due Dec. 17 appeared first on The Money Overview .

Missouri · 21h

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Ameren urges veterans, active-duty military members to apply for utility bill assistance

As the nation pauses to recognize veterans this week, Ameren officials are reminding those who have served that help is available for households struggling to keep up with utility bills. Ameren’s Military Assistance Fund is accepting applications from eligible active-duty military members and veterans who are customers of Ameren Missouri...

Missouri · 18h

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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 · 2d

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Missouri sets public hearings on Ameren’s proposed West Alton power plant

WEST ALTON, Mo. (KBSI) — Missouri regulators will hold two public hearings this month on Ameren Missouri’s proposed natural gas power plant. Ameren wants to build the 2,100-megawatt West Alton Energy Center in St. Charles County. The utility says the plant would help meet growing electricity demand across its service area, including in Southeast Missouri.

West Alton, MO · 10h

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A 205-Acre Missouri Lake Where An Empty Stringer Still Means A Good Afternoon

The boat ramp costs nothing, and the entire lake is a strict no-wake zone. Somebody out there clearly understood that a fishing trip should sound like birds, not engines. This 205-acre lake sits in central Missouri, and anglers have pulled bass topping six pounds from its waters. Some folks learned to fish here as small kids and still never stopped coming back years later.

Missouri · 9h

Country Herald

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Missouri Christmas Movie Contest: Win $2,500, Apply by Dec. 6

St. Louis-area residents are eligible for a nationwide holiday movie contest offering $2,500 cash.

Missouri · 12h

The Cool Down

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Missouri homeowner weighs 10-year heat pump warranty from a firm in business just 18 months

"And believe it because there is still a big buffer built in to the calculation."

Missouri · 2d

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

joplinbusinessoutlook.com

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Mark Your Calendars for Arc of the Ozarks’ 32nd Annual Christmas Extravaganza on December 4

The Arc of the Ozarks invites the community to mark their calendars for the 32nd annual Christmas Extravaganza on Friday, December 4, 2026!. Kick off the 2026 holiday season at the White River Conference Center and enjoy live and silent auctions, dinner, and unforgettable holiday memories. This festive evening will support children’s autism services in our community.

Missouri · 1d

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Missouri Democrats see world of opportunity after election wins. State budget could be a big test

As Missouri lawmakers gathered in the state Capitol on Thursday to select new leaders, Democratic legislators were feeling something that they hadn't experienced in years: optimism about the future. Democratic leaders say that unless Republicans course correct, their grip on power in the legislature and statewide offices could be more...

Missouri · 1d

travelinglifestyle.net

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Frost Watch Upgraded to Freeze Warning for Counties in Illinois and Missouri as Temperatures Keep Dropping

A Freeze Warning has been issued for 30 counties in southern Illinois and southeast Missouri as another night of sub-freezing temperatures is expected. The National Weather Service in Paducah upgraded its earlier Freeze Watch to a warning, with lows as low as 31 degrees. It runs from 11 PM CST Saturday to 8 AM CST Sunday, Nov. 8.

Missouri · 2d