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Ameren plans three more Missouri battery plants

Utility company Ameren has received the green light to add a new-to-Missouri type of infrastructure to the electric grid: batteries. The utility is expanding energy storage in the state. It is currently building its first battery facility in Missouri and recently received approval from state regulators for three more. Last...

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Animal of Things

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Running a Hobby Farm in Missouri: The Legal Rules You Need to Know

Explore amazing animal stories – visit Animal of Things Now and follow us! Running a hobby farm in Missouri sounds simple until you try to figure out whether your five acres of goats and garden beds actually qualifies for an agricultural tax break, or whether your county even allows the rooster you just bought. The legal picture changes from one side of a county line to the other, … This article, Running a Hobby Farm in Missouri: The Legal Rules You Need to Know , appeared first on Animal of Things . Discover more animal wonders – VISIT Animal of Things NOW AND FOLLOW US FOR FRESH UPDATES! Related Posts: • Shock Collar Laws in Florida: What Dog Owners Can and Cannot Do • Antifreeze Poisoning Liability Laws in Georgia: Who Pays When a Pet Is Poisoned • Pet Rent Laws in Alabama: What Landlords Can Charge and What Renters Owe

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Aggressive Dog Laws in Missouri: Liability, Seizure, and Local Rules

Explore amazing animal stories – visit Animal of Things Now and follow us! Aggressive dog laws in Missouri work differently from what many owners and bite victims expect. The state has no statewide dangerous dog registry, yet a dog that bites twice can be seized and destroyed under state criminal law. Meanwhile, civil liability for a bite can attach to an owner the very first time a dog … This article, Aggressive Dog Laws in Missouri: Liability, Seizure, and Local Rules , appeared first on Animal of Things . Discover more animal wonders – VISIT Animal of Things NOW AND FOLLOW US FOR FRESH UPDATES! Related Posts: • Neighbor Poisoned My Dog Laws in Arkansas: Charges, Evidence, and Your Legal Options • Neighbor Poisoned My Dog Laws in Delaware: Charges, Evidence, and Your Legal Options • Aggressive Dog Laws in Tennessee: What Owners and Bite Victims Should Know

Missouri · 13h

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Farm lease details matter, MU Extension specialist says

SCHUYLER COUNTY, Mo. - As farmland values remain high and producers look for ways to expand their operations, leasing continues to play a critical role in Missouri agriculture. But according to University of Missouri Extension Business and Communities Specialist Darla Campbell, too many lease agreements are still based on verbal understandings rather than written contracts.

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Missouri to require permits at unstaffed MDC shooting ranges next year

Starting next year, The Missouri Department of Conservation will require anyone using its unstaffed shooting ranges to have a small-game hunting permit.

Missouri · 1d

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Tracking a frosty Friday morning, cool and sunny afternoon

The coldest air of the season so far is making for a frosty start to Friday across Northwest Missouri and Northeast Kansas with early morning temperatures in the upper 20s. Aside from patchy fog, clear skies will make for a sunny Friday with light winds and afternoon highs in the mid to upper 40s. Subfreezing air returns Friday night with lows falling into the lower 20s by early Saturday morning and continued clear skies. Despite mostly sunny skies, chilly air remains in place for Saturday afternoon as highs top out in the upper 40s. A slow and steady warming trend develops Sunday and continues into next week as highs warm back into the 50s with minimal rain chances and more sunshine to come.

Missouri · 5h

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Nation’s First Autonomous Railcars on Regulated Short Line Come to Mid-Missouri

Powered by St. Louis innovation, the Columbia Terminal Railroad will deploy autonomous, self-propelled railcars to serve Mid-Missouri business hub. Self-propelled, autonomous railcars will soon run in Missouri between Columbia and Centralia on the Columbia Terminal Railroad – the first time this technology will be deployed on a regulated short line in the nation – after the U.S. Department of Transportation’s Federal Railroad Administration announced a $16.2 million grant to modernize the 21.4-mile COLT railroad.

Columbia, MO · 1d

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Renewed push to enact property tax exemptions for disabled veterans

Providing property tax relief for disabled veterans will once again be up for debate when lawmakers convene for the new legislative session in January.

Missouri · 1d

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Missouri voters deny, accept amendments, proposition in midterms

After Roe v. Wade was overturned by the Supreme Court in 2022, Missouri became the first state to enact a complete and total abortion ban. Two years later, Missouri became the first state to overturn an abortion ban at the ballot box, ratifying Amendment 3 51.6% to 48.4%. This election...

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Tracking Cold air on Thursday

After enjoying some mild November temperatures, we are getting a reminder that winter isn't too far away. A cold front moving through the region is bringing a significant change to our weather, and you will definitely notice the difference as we head into Thursday. Thursday morning we will start the...

Missouri · 1d

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One third of Missouri households can't afford an emergency expense, new report finds

Jessica Fulghem-Jarmon, a 36-year-old Army veteran, is greeting neighbors outside her Grandview, Missouri, apartment after dropping off her children at school. Inside her cozy, two-bedroom apartment where she raises her three boys, she said being a single-parent family has become increasingly untenable. "There have been times when I have to...

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Sharlet Finley, Operation Christmas Child 2026

Sharlet Finley returns to share how Operation Christmas Child delivers gift-filled shoe boxes to children in need around the world, including 30,000 collected just from central Missouri this year. Learn how you can still pack a box, volunteer at a processing center, or donate before National Collection Week ends on the 23rd!

Missouri · 1d

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In Kansas City, Missouri Republicans look to rebound from a year of losses

After Missouri Republicans faced a series of crushing defeats in the midterm elections, the party’s incoming class of senators met near downtown Kansas City to discuss their priorities moving forward. The three-day retreat began on Monday with a reception in the evening, a full day of meetings on Tuesday that included a visit from the governor and a quick breakfast on Wednesday before senators returned to their home districts. Sen. Kurtis Gregory, a Marshall Republican, left the event with a feeling that senate Republicans were broadly aligned in their goals for the upcoming legislative session, which begins on Jan. 6. “Let’s say united for the most part,” Gregory said. “We all want to do certain things and we all have our ideas. It’s going to be a matter of figuring a way to make all of those mesh.” Republicans are seeking to regain their footing after Democratic wins chipped away at their supermajority – a two-thirds hold on both chambers of the General Assembly. However, the party still holds firm majorities in both chambers and every statewide office. Republicans also had a disastrous year for ballot measures as voters shot down a plan to eliminate the income tax with Amendment

Kansas City, MO · 1d

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State Soccer: Quarterfinals – Schedule/Results

Perennial powerhouses and Cinderella stories. Eight teams writing their own stories remain in each classification as the MSHSAA boys soccer playoffs enter the State Quarterfinal round on Saturday, Nov. 14 at the times listed. The team appearing on the right side of the chart is the home team. Winners advance to Soccer Park in Fenton to compete in the MSHSAA Boys Soccer Championships on Nov. 20-21.

Missouri · 2d

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Missouri’s best breweries? These 2 Kansas City spots just took top honors

KANSAS CITY, Mo. (KCTV) - Kansas City breweries have bragging rights. Two were just named best in the entire state of Missouri. The Missouri Craft Brewers Guild named KC Bier Co. the best large brewery in the state. BKS Artisan Ales was named best small brewery of the year. The...

Kansas City, MO · 2d

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MRGA Convention Draws 300-Plus For First Sold-Out Combined Event

The Midwest Retail & Grocery Alliance welcomed more than 300 retailers, suppliers, legislators and industry partners to Camden on the Lake Resort in Lake Ozark, Missouri, Oct. 20-23 for the sold-out MRGA Event 2026 – the first convention held under the MRGA name. The alliance formed less than a...

Lake Ozark, MO · 2d

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Follow the Power in St. Louis: Billion-Dollar Healthcare Consolidation Meets School Budget Chaos and North Side Rebuilding: This Week Now In St. Louis and Missouri

From a landmark merger between BJC HealthCare and St. Luke’s Hospital to tough school closure votes at SLPS and Veterans Day tree planting in north St. Louis, here is how the region is changing on the ground this week. Overview: St. Louis business and community news centers on a...

St. Louis, MO · 19h

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State facing ‘financial headwinds,’ MU president warns

The president of the University of Missouri System is warning staff about potential impacts from forthcoming cuts to the state’s budget.

Columbia, MO · 2d

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Kansas, Missouri reach $183M settlement with rent-to-own finance company

A group of 43 states, including Kansas and Missouri, reached a multi-million-dollar settlement with a rent-to-own finance company

Missouri · 23h