JEFFERSON CITY – Missouri Attorney General Eric Schmitt Tuesday filed a lawsuit against the Moberly Public School District for alleged Sunshine Law violations for requests for public records from the Attorney General’s Office related to their policy on parents recording Individualized Education Plan meetings. “Parents have a right to know exactly what is being taught to […]
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CAPE GIRARDEAU — Searching for perfect gifts to surprise nature lovers this year? The Missouri Department of Conservation’s (MDC) Cape Girardeau Conservation Nature Center and online Nature Shop makes holiday shopping a breeze for those interested in the outdoors. And this year holiday shoppers can skip retail stores and visit Cape Nature Center from Nov. 26
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JEFFERSON CITY — The apparent surge of COVID-19 cases in Missouri seems to be continuing as the seven day total of confirmed and probable cases was nearly 10,251 for the week ending November 20. The number of deaths was 16. The average number of confirmed and probable cases per day was 1,464. The vaccination rate
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JEFFERSON CITY — The Missouri Department of Transportation Southeast District will be hosting a Public Meeting on December 2, 2021 from 3:00 to 5:00 pm to review the unfunded needs list. It will be held at the Osage Center, 1625 N. Kingshighway in Cape Girardeau. Please submit your comments or questions to MoDOT on the
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JEFFERSON CITY – A candidate for the State Senate says a Missouri judge has ordered an end to public health director tyranny. Ben Brown says the ruling by Division II Circuit Judge Daniel R. Green in Cole County comes in a landmark case brought by Shannon Robinson, Satchmo’s Bar and Grill, and Church of the
ST. LOUIS — As many prepare to celebrate Thanksgiving and look ahead at a busy holiday season, the American Red Cross encourages eligible donors across the country to harness their humanity by giving blood or platelets in the coming weeks. As a result of low blood donor turnout in recent months, the Red Cross
JEFFERSON CITY – On Monday, Governor Mike Parson joined 14 other Republican Governors in signing onto the Operation Open Roads initiative. The Governors issued a joint statement committing to use their respective state authority to implement solutions that support supply chain efficiency, cut regulatory red tape, and increase market access, in response to supply chain shortages being
JEFFERSON CITY — It’s beginning to look a lot like the holiday season. Americans typically generate the largest amount of waste between Thanksgiving and New Year’s Day. As you plan your holiday events and gatherings, remember to add a bit of green to your party theme. The Missouri Department of Natural Resources shares some tips to
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STE. GENEVIEVE–The Missouri Dinosaur, Parrosaurus missouriensis, is on the move and now has found a home at the new Sainte Genevieve Museum Learning Center (SGMLC), which will become the Official Missouri Dinosaur Visitor Site. The museum’s grand opening will begin with a ribbon cutting and ceremony on December 11 at 11:00 a.m. to feature this unique dinosaur
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JEFFERSON CITY – More Missourians are expected to travel and gather together this year for larger Thanksgiving and holiday celebrations after a quieter holiday season in 2020 because of COVID-19. State Fire Marshal Tim Bean is advising folks to reduce the risk of fires as we enter the five-week period of elevated fire hazards. “Thanksgiving
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