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Missouri Senators still hung up on redistricting map

(AP/KWOS) — A plan to redraw Missouri’s eight U.S. House districts remained stuck amid Republican squabbling Wednesday, as conservative state senators continued to press their party’s leaders to embrace an aggressive map that could flip a Democratic-held seat to the GOP. The Senate quit for the day without voting but …

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No one hurt in car vs. walker at Blair Oaks

ABC – 17 — Blair Oaks High School officials say a pedestrian was hit by a car while in the parking lot Wednesday afternoon. Emergency crews did respond but the pedestrian did not require medical attention on the scene. Both the Cole County Sheriff’s Department and school district administration is …

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St. Louis Democrat supports state worker pay raise

There’s some help from across the aisle for a proposed pay hike for Missouri state government workers. Democrat Ferguson State Rep. Rachel Proudie says it’s time …      The latest compromise involves approving a $12 an hour minimum wage or a five and a half percent pay hike, whichever is …

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Someone may have tried to abduct a child in Ashland

Ashland police are investigating a possible attempted kidnapping. The police department says someone reported an attempted abduction of a child around 2 p.m. near the intersection of Oak and Tandy streets. The child was not hurt. Police say officers searched the area and used a drone,  but were unable to find anyone. Police …

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Senate filibuster ends after 30 hours of debate

ABC – 17 — The Missouri Senate ended a filibuster early Wednesday morning, after over 30 hours. State senators started talking around 6 p.m. on Monday about the proposals to redraw Missouri’s eight U.S. Congressional districts. The map passed out of the Republican-led Missouri House of Representatives has six Republican-leaning …

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USDA Chief visits Lincoln U

ABC -17 — While visiting Lincoln University Monday afternoon, U.S Agriculture Secretary Tom Vilsack announced a new billion-dollar climate partnership with the University. The United States Department of Agriculture will invest the money into climate-smart commodities and will offer grants for pilot projects. This comes as Vilsack says farmers and …

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“White powder’ turns up at Missouri Corrections building

A white powder scare at a Jefferson City state government office. A letter containing a white powder showed up at the Department of Corrections office on Plaza Drive Monday morning. 50 – 60 staffers were evacuated from the building. The employee who opened the letter was isolated in an ambulance …

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JCPD Chief to retire

Jefferson City Police Chief Roger Schroeder plans to retire. He’s led the department since 1999. Schroeder’s resignation will be effective on March 19th but in a letter sent to city officials, Schroeder said he would remain in the position until a replacement is found. The city posted a link to …

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