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Weekday Morning Newscast: Wednesday, September 10
Hear reporting on a corporate merger involving Springfield mental health nonprofit Brightli, the latest on the state's redistricting effort and a response to state plans to change the initiative petition process.
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MSU professor shares roots of the holiday we now call Labor Day
Dr. Stephen McIntyre is a history professor at Missouri State University.
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5:54
Art thrift store is moving to a new space in downtown Springfield
Arrow Creative Reuse has closed its 1506 E. St. Louis St. store and is expected to reopen at 616 W. Tampa sometime this month.
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Upcoming documentary highlights Missouri women working in the legal field
"Not In Our Wildest Dreams" will be shown this month in Springfield.
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Library of over 300 tools is available in Springfield for residents to borrow
Community Partnership of the Ozarks operates the tool library.
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Community collaboration continues several years after devastating tornado
One Joplin brings together business leaders and various community organizers to improve the city's health and future stability.
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Weekday Morning Newscast: Thursday, September 11
Hear reporting on the launch of a campaign to reshape the initiative petition process, news of a death in the Greene County Jail, a preview of MSU football's home opener Saturday and state reporting on protests at the capitol in Jefferson City.
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Weekday Morning Newscast: Monday, September 15
Hear reporting on fallout from the special session of the Missouri legislature that wrapped up in the Senate last Friday. We'll also have reporting from last Friday's dedication of blunt hall on the MSU campus.
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Weekday Morning Newscast: Tuesday, September 16
Hear reporting on haunted history tours in Springfield and the MSU public affairs conference, news from Columbia, Missouri where a Palestinian student group is moving forward with a lawsuit against Mizzou and reporting on Sen. Josh Hawley's proposal that ICE agents train at Ft. Leonard Wood.
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Overlay Art and Cultural Festival returns to downtown Springfield
The mural festival, Oct. 3 and 4, celebrates the integration of art, music, tech and culture..
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