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New DNA Profiling law gets hits from two sides
... bill on Thursday; on Friday, local law enforcement officers say his signature created some second concern. "We in Missouri are sending a loud and clear message that we will do what's necessary to fight back against crime and criminals," Nixon said ... Comment?
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Educators worry about cuts in professional development funds
... It's all because of time she's spent in the classroom -- professional development hours that will take a hit in Missouri school districts this year, and especially in smaller districts, "It's a huge deal," Ellen Williams says. Williams serves as a ... Comment?
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Budget cut could cancel Tour of Missouri
Missouri's big bike race could be in peril due to a recommended cut by Governor Jay Nixon. Comment?
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Sand flats of Bonne Terre to be site of rocket launch
An eastern Missouri site is the location for several test rocket launches and possibly a major noncommercial launch. Comment?
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Aging theaters once the hotspot in Missouri and Kansas towns, still finding some uses
The Fox Theatre in downtown Joplin is among several historic movie theaters in Kansas and Missouri being maintained and remodeled. Comment?
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Southeast Missouri man works gardens throughout area, works to add more
A southeastern Missouri man has been expanding and creating new gardens for the Cape Girardeau community. Comment?
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College effort tackles 'difficult dialogues'
Columbia -- They call it Speakers' Circle, a First Amendment gathering spot at the University of Missouri where just about anything goes. Comment?
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Two women thrown from pickup bed
Two Rolla women suffered serious injuries Thursday evening when they were thrown from the bed of a pickup , the Missouri Highway Patrol reported. Comment?
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Ways to link Arch, city sought
... north and south on nearby streets, and Interstate 70 would not be affected. Before the news conference, Salazar, Missouri Sen. Claire McCaskill and St. Louis Mayor Francis Slay met with civic leaders and National Park Service representatives at the ... Comment?
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Town calls for legal medical marijuana
... Cottleville Mayor Don Yarber said Friday that the Board of Aldermen unanimously passed a resolution Thursday urging Missouri legislators to legalize access to medical marijuana for Missourians who have a doctor's approval. Yarber says he believes ... Comment?
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Law requires notice for evicted renters
... t least 10 days notice to move out. Nixon also signed legislation Friday requiring by 2011 that cigarettes sold in Missouri be self-extinguishing. -- The Associated Press Comment?
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State panel votes to finance Tour
The Missouri Tourism Commission unanimously reaffirmed its support of the Tour of Missouri on Friday, despite a proposal by the administration of Gov. Comment?
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Temperatures likely to rise this weekend
... Claycomb said a cold front from the north could drop far enough south to create some rain for southwest Missouri. 'It's a really weak front, so it won't be a lot of rain,' he said. Sunday's high is expected to reach the mid-90s. After the ... Comment?
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... closed near Jerome. - One eastbound lane closed near St. Robert. In other area work: - Watch for sealing on Missouri 38 near Marshfield and Route C near Phillipsburg. - Jackson Street closed at south junction with 160 in Willard. - Lanes closed ... Comment?
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Woman seriously injured in ATV crash
A Seymour woman suffered serious injuries Thursday night when she was thrown from an all-terrain vehicle, according to the Missouri Highway Patrol. Comment?
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Derrick Thomas: 29 Days to Canton
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TODAY'S THIRD AND LONG FOUNDATION "SPOTLIGHT" The primary mission of the Derrick Thomas/Neil Smith Third and Long Foundation is to support and improve reading and learning abilities of disadvantaged school children in Kansas City, Missouri and its surrounding areas. Comment?
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FEMA updates disaster program request totals
More than $2 million in federal disaster assistance has been approved for individuals and households in Missouri since President Obama issued a major disaster declaration three weeks ago, according to the Federal Emergency Management Agency. Comment?
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Great Circus Parade returns to Milwaukee after 6 years
... ngton, D.C. Florida Georgia Hawaii Iowa Idaho Illinois Kansas Massachusetts Maryland Michigan Minnesota Missouri North Comment?
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Scholarship available for horticulture students
The Greene County Master Gardeners have established an annual scholarship for students that are living in southwest Missouri, are majoring or minoring in horticulture and are enrolled at a Missouri college or university. Comment?
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One man killed in freeway crash, patrol says
One man died and another suffered serious injuries in a head-on crash on West James River Expressway this morning, according to the Missouri Highway Patrol. Comment?
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