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KWOS Randy Tobler looks at Illinois mobile abortion clinic

KWOS’ Dr. Randy Tobler has been an O-B / G-Y-N for years. He’s no fan of Illinois Planned Parenthood’s announcement that they will open a mobile abortion clinic just across the river from Missouri, which no longer allows the procedure … Tobler, who’s worked at several rural hospitals during his …

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Governor talks salaries at one Mid – Missouri school

Governor Mike Parson teamed up with the state’s Education Commissioner to visit the Cole R – 5 schools in Eugene. He talked to staff about $22 – million in funding that will help entry level teachers be paid more. The minimum salary for Missouri teachers will go from $25000 to …

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Shooting at Fort Wood

Army investigators are looking into a shooting at Fort Leonard Wood. The victim was flown to Mercy Hospital in Springfield after the Tuesday incident. The accused shooter is in custody. There’s no word if the victim and the gunman are soldiers. CID agents are handling the investigation.

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Woman dies after being pushed off a Columbia bridge

Columbia Police are seeking FIRST DEGREE murder charges against a Columbia parolee accused of throwing a woman to her death from a bridge over Highway 63, near Clark lane. CPD spokesman Christian Tabak says the female victim was thrown from the 63 bridge at about 6:45 Tuesday evening, near the …

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Tour bus drivers enters plea in Cole County crash

Thomas Babbitt fell asleep at the wheel of the bus early in the morning of July 14th 2022 on Highway 54 south of Jefferson City. The bus, that was carrying Cole County kids and adults coming home from a Texas church trip, ran off the highway. The bus hit a …

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Passage of Mo ag credits bill wraps up Special Session

(AP) — Missouri senators passed $40 million in annual tax breaks for farmers, which Republican Gov. Mike Parson said he’ll sign Wednesday along with an income tax cut. Senators voted 26-3 Tuesday in favor of the tax incentive package, which primarily renewed tax credits that had expired. The measure includes …

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Burned East Capitol house will come down

At least one of the falling – down buildings on Capitol Avenue will be torn down. Councilmen voted last night to have a fire – damaged house at 403 East Capitol to be demolished. The house was badly damaged in a fire last month. The council is looking at finding …

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Ag credits bill close to passage

(AP) — A $40 million tax credit package for Missouri farmers and other agricultural businesses neared passage Monday, when a committee voted to send the bill to the full state Senate. The bill is expected to come up for a final Senate vote Tuesday. The measure extends several agricultural tax …

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JCPD Chief on SAPA law

There are a bunch of Missouri law officers who think the Second Amendment Preservation Act is stopping them from arresting armed criminals. The SAPA law prohibits any Missouri police agency from enforcing federal gun laws. Jefferson City Police Chief Eric Wilde sees it differently … Wilde adds that his department …

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Gas tax refund not being widely taken

Did you fill out the paperwork to get a refund on the tax increase you paid for gasoline? Missouri Revenue Director Wayne Wallingford admits not many Missourians applied … The average refund was about $22. Wallingford expects more Missourians will file for the rebate over the next few years. By …

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