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The 444 individuals on the Department of Mental Health’s waitlist have been charged with crimes but not convicted.
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The Republic Historical Society has had a museum space on the town’s historic Main Street since 1997. Now, with property donated by the city, they have plans for a new building they hope will be an anchor for revitalization in what was once the center of town.
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Part of the plan includes a new standalone, pediatric outpatient center in Springfield.
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The holiday was established to remember the day when the nation's banner was created.
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Two galaxy clusters are set to repeat a second collision with one another.
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Hear reporting on a new Burrell clinic in Marshfield, a new Ozarks Tech maintenance facility at the Springfield-Branson National Airport, a hearing on Liberty Utilities in Aurora this week, Taney County’s response to an April measles case and a look at Ozarks Pridefest.
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The Health Department issued a statement thanking health partners and the public. April's case was the first in Missouri this year and came amid a rise in cases across the US and a dip in vaccination rates.
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The building near the Springfield-Branson National Airport will welcome students this fall.
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The annual event celebrates the LGTBQ+ community.
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Hear reporting on Springfield Public Schools' budget plans for next year, new data from this past year's crisis cold weather shelters, a report on new floors at the Springfield-Branson National Airport and news of the sports stadium funding deal being worked out in Jefferson City.
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The state's largest school district expects to begin next year with a nearly $370 million budget. The SPS Board of Education votes on the budget later this month.
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Plans are in place to minimize impact to those using the airport during the project, which is expected to take 42 weeks.