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Missouri Plant Closing Soon, 51 Workers to Lose Jobs

Missouri was notified by a company that they will be closing a plant which will result in job loss for 51 employees starting in January.

Missouri · 4d

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Forget Big City Living And Head To This Insanely Affordable Small Town In Missouri

The big city had its moment, and that moment is officially over, because Sedalia, Missouri is sitting right in the middle of the state offering a retirement life that makes everything you’ve been paying for look completely unnecessary. There’s a particular kind of exhaustion that comes from living somewhere...

Sedalia, MO · 7d
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Why Retirees Are Moving To This Overlooked Missouri Lake Region

Below one big dam, people toss food into the water and thousands of fish churn up to grab it. Yep, that’s a normal afternoon activity here. The lake behind that dam is the largest man-made lake in Missouri. It still somehow flies under the radar. I’ll admit, that surprised...

Warsaw, MO · 2d
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3 Missouri Property Tax Breaks Homeowners Over 65 Never Apply For

If your property tax bill creeps up every year, you might figure that’s just part of owning a home in Missouri. In some counties, it doesn’t have to be. Here are the Missouri property tax breaks many homeowners over 65 never apply for. Note: This is general information,...

Missouri · 14h
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This Missouri Lumberyard Has Been Around Since 1880 And Still Stocks Specialty Hardwoods, Custom Trim, And Tools For DIYers

Purple Heart, Bubinga, Wenge, and Lacewood all sit in one Missouri lumberyard. Those names sound like candy bars, but they’re exotic hardwoods you can actually buy and build with. The same yard runs its own mill on site. Bring in a tiny scrap of old trim, and the crew...

Kansas City, MO · 6d

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Attorney General Files Suit Against Dispensary

The Missouri Attorney General has filed a lawsuit against a Des Peres dispensary, accusing the business of misleading consumers about the amount of THC in its products. The suit, filed Oct. 23, alleges CBD Kratom Cannabis Dispensary, 12306 Manchester Road, is operating as a dispensary, but is not licensed to do so. The business is not included on the Missouri Division of Cannabis Regulation’s list of verified dispensaries.

Des Peres, MO · 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 · 1d

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Jefferson City Prices Surge as More Homes Come to Market

Jefferson City prices climbed even as more listings arrived, giving buyers more choices than a year ago.

Jefferson City, MO · 2d

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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 .

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Missouri AG issues cease-and-desist letters to 8 Kansas City marijuana retailers over allegedly misleading consumers

KANSAS CITY, Mo. (KCTV) - Missouri Attorney General Catherine Hanaway announced her office sent cease-and-desist letters to 8 Kansas City-area marijuana retailers, alleging they mislead consumers. Hanaway’s office said the eight stores falsely claimed they were licensed dispensaries authorized to sell marijuana products. The letters were issued to:. Quality...

Kansas City, MO · 4d

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“Making Missouri the best place to live”: Gov. Kehoe celebrates Opportunity Zones approval that will attract major private investment

Missouri – Missouri has received federal approval for all 131 census tracts it nominated as Opportunity Zones, giving communities across the state a new opening to attract long-term private investment. Every available nomination slot was used, and every proposed tract made the cut. The designations begin January 1, 2027,...

Missouri · 15h

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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 · 1d

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Spire Requests a Rate Increase, Potentially Raising Customer Bills by 11%

Missouri · 17h

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Let's Talk Business: From Service to Sector: How Missouri Businesses Support and Sustain Our Veterans

As we observe Veterans Day week, our attention naturally turns to gratitude. But across Missouri, supporting those who have served extends far beyond a seasonal thank you, it is deeply embedded in our state's economy, supply chains, and business community. When we look at the intersection of military support and...

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 · 1d

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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 · 1d

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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 · 1d

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Slow Corn Harvest Progress Following Wet Week

Missouri corn farmers inched further along with their harvest progress, and soybeans moved five more points closer to completion following the release of the Crop Progress Report Monday by the National Agricultural Statistics Services. Missouri’s corn harvest gained 3 points and is now 89 percent complete. That is even with the five-year avergage with no comparison to last year due to the 2025 government shutdown. Missouri soybeans are 84 percent complete and two points ahead of the five-year average. Missouri’s winter wheat is 81 percent planted. That figure is about even with last year. Missouri’s winter wheat condition is 60 percent good and 25 percent fair. Missouri reported 3.8 days suitable for fieldwork. Missouri’s topsoil moisture is 56 percent adequate and 23 percent short with 7 percent surplus. The subsoil moisture is 56 percent adequate, 27 percent short, and 5 percent surplus.

Missouri · 10h

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Roses Need 6 to 10 Inches of Mulch After a Hard Frost and Tulips Can Go In Until the Ground Freezes, Missouri Extension's Dhruba Dhakal Says

Missouri Extension's Dhruba Dhakal says roses get 6 to 10 inches of mulch after a hard frost and tulips can be planted until the ground freezes.

Missouri · 1d

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Superior idler rolls now standard with titanium™ seal, delivering 25% longer roll life

Superior Industries, Inc., a U.S.-based manufacturer and global supplier of bulk material processing and handling systems, is making its Titanium™ Seal standard on all of its conveyor idlers. Previously available as a premium option, the seal is designed to protect bearings from contamination and extend idler life by at least 25%.

Missouri · 5h