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Springfield mom Veronica Peterson shares her story of how one health care provider went above and beyond to make sure her wishes were fulfilled.
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The state's Office of Minority Health works to make sure Black women get the care they need when they're expecting a baby.
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Those with lived experience are paired with women facing addiction in the program offered by Preferred Family Health (Centerstone).
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The Ozarks Lyric Opera’s artistic director heads to the Met, Devising Original Theatre Springfield makes a call for Playwright’s Playground participants, the Queen City Shout founder discusses the event, a remembrance of local musician Rik Thomas, and music from Coyote Bait, The Shandies and Big Smith.
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The City of Springfield revealed the images created by Populous at an event on Thursday.
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Hear reporting on the unveiling of concept designs for a potential convention and event for Springfield, details on absentee voting for April's election and state reporting on proposed budget cuts that could impact the fight against opioid overdoses.
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Missouri State University President Dr. Richard "Biff" Williams discusses services available to low-income students on campus.
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Seeing a health care provider during and after pregnancy (and even before) can lead to better health outcomes for mom and baby.
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In this segment of the series "Sense of Community: Maternal Health in the Ozarks," you'll get an overview of maternal mortality and morbidity in Missouri and learn what's being done to address it.
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David Harrison will read five original poems throughout the event.
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Missouri school Wings of Faith Academy appeared on a 2018 list sent to Epstein by his ‘island manager,’ renewing focus on years of abuse allegations by former students.
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The city is reevaluating its plan for rate increases and hopes to put them more in line with consumer expectations.