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Farmington Budget Minimum Wage Increase

Farmington Budget Minimum Wage Increase

Minimum wage Farmington City workers will see wage increase with new budget...
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Okenfuss Heading Up Chester Bridge Replacement

Okenfuss Heading Up Chester Bridge Replacement

Local Engineer heading up Chester Bridge replacement...
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Blunt Slams High Cost of Spending Bill

Blunt Slams High Cost of Spending Bill

Spending bill's high cost on unusual programs not good says Blunt...
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No Injuries after Vehicle Hits Houses

No Injuries after Vehicle Hits Houses

Houses struck by car over medical emergency
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Two Family Flat Fuels Fire

Two Family Flat Fuels Fire

Woman suffers smoke inhalation and two family home extensively damaged...
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4th Annual Cruisin' for a Cause

4th Annual Cruisin' for a Cause

Cruisin' for a Cause event in downtown Park Hills Saturday...
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Manufacturing and Mining Hiring Event

Manufacturing and Mining Hiring Event

Hiring event features employers who are hiring now...
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Several Vehicles Crash on 67 Monday

Several Vehicles Crash on 67 Monday

Car gets hit by two pick ups while crossing Highway 67...
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East Missouri Action Agency's Mobile Unit

East Missouri Action Agency's Mobile Unit

Agency's Mobile Unit providing services to rural areas...
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Bluegrass Festival Coming Soon

Bluegrass Festival Coming Soon

Musical weekend ahead with Mineral Area Bluegrass, Country, and Gospel show...
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Missouri News

MoDOT Uses Warmer Weather to Tackle Potholes Across Missouri

MoDOT Uses Warmer Weather to Tackle Potholes Across Missouri

While Punxsutawney Phil may have predicted six more weeks of winter, warmer...
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Flawed Marijuana Licensing Process Cost Missouri Millions

Flawed Marijuana Licensing Process Cost Missouri Millions

A new audit from State Auditor Scott Fitzpatrick finds Missouri’s marijuana...
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Missouri House Advances Bill to End Most Vehicle Inspections

Missouri House Advances Bill to End Most Vehicle Inspections

Most routine vehicle inspections in Missouri could soon be eliminated under...
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Proposed Budget Cut Could Impact Domestic Violence Services in Missouri

Proposed Budget Cut Could Impact Domestic Violence Services in Missouri

Funding that supports domestic violence victims across Missouri could be re...
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Judge Upholds Governor’s Authority to Call Special Session on Missouri Congressional Map

Judge Upholds Governor’s Authority to Call Special Session on Missouri Congressional Map

A Cole County judge has upheld Governor Mike Kehoe’s authority to call a sp...
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