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A veteran services officer at the Missouri Veterans Commission Southwest Regional Office talks about what they do. -
Hear news of a report using a new metric for measuring financial hardship in Kansas City, news of a state Supreme Court ruling on a law designed to help fund sports stadiums and tornado relief in St. Louis, and we hear about a free vaccination program for residents over 60 in Greene County as well as a recording from a special reading of the Declaration of Independence in Springfield yesterday.
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An LLC attached to developer Trent Overhue had attempted to argue the moratorium is harming their business and has suggested the county's moratorium is not legal. -
The space now houses juvenile services. -
The AIC in Springfield will host a dance and drumming demonstration event this week, and their annual Honoring Veterans Powwow this weekend. -
Here reporting on an organization protesting immigration policy and enforcement in the region, news of an update in a lawsuit over Springfield's data center moratorium and a look at an upcoming Powwow organized by the Springfield based American Indian Center. -
Voters rejected a Trump-backed map by an overwhelming margin. But some lawmakers aren't ruling out pursuing another stab at new congressional lines. -
Hear reporting on plans for AI guidelines at Missouri State University, a look at a special reading of the Declaration of Independence in Springfield this week and we'll hear about plans to kick-off the holiday season in downtown Springfield later this month.
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St. Louis University has put its African American Studies department under review, along with 10 other arts and sciences programs. Students, staff and faculty say cutting or downsizing the department is nonnegotiable. -
Missouri Democrats flipped the two seats needed in the state Senate as well as 16 seats in the House. Republicans have held at least a two-thirds supermajority in both chambers since 2012. -
The Messiah Project's newest ensemble, the Credo Chorale, makes its debut. Randy Bacon celebrates the first anniversary of his documentary "The Soft Surrender" with free public screenings at Hatch Auditorium. We explore The American Pirates' latest album and speak with a founding member, hear new music from Roxie and the Moon King, preview November's First Friday Art Walk and more! -
The memorial joins other memorials at what's known as Patriots Park on the Point Lookout campus.
