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Water main improvements underway in Mexico

MEXICO -- Residents of Mexico will likely experience some temporary interruptions of water service, discolored water, and/or lower water pressure. Missouri American Water is working on an ongoing water system improvement project, worth $2.4 million, to enhance the water service reliability to Mexico customers. These improvements include replacing 4-inch, 6-inch, and 10-inch cast-iron water mains installed in the 1950s and 1960s. They will be replaced with 8-inch and 12-inch PVC water mains. Affected areas for water main replacements Affected areas […]

todayMarch 4, 2022

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Vandalia man killed in two-vehicle accident

LADDONIA, Mo. -- A Vandalia man died in a two-vehicle accident along U.S. Highway 54, roughly a half-mile east of Audrain County Road 448 near Laddonia. According to a report from the Missouri State Highway Patrol, the accident occurred on Friday, Feb. 18 at 12:47 p.m. The report stated that Kevin E. Murray, 34, of Vandalia, lost control of his eastbound 2002 Chevrolet Blazer and crossed over the centerline. The vehicle struck the front of a westbound 2016 Freightliner, driven by […]

todayFebruary 25, 2022

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Missouri legislation would shield cryptocurrency from some taxes

JEFFERSON CITY (The Center Square) – Missourians using digital or virtual currencies would be protected from some taxation under a bill introduced in the legislature. House Bill 2672, sponsored by Rep. Phil Christofanelli (R-St. Peters) exempts cryptocurrencies from property tax and securities regulation. The bill defines digital assets in Missouri’s Uniform Commercial Code. It would exempt the sale or use of cryptocurrency from money transmitter licensing requirements. “My goal is to ensure Missouri is open to innovation and opportunity as […]

todayFebruary 24, 2022

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Alert system mistake warns Missouri residents Joker is on the loose

JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. (UPI) -- The Missouri State Highway Patrol is reassuring the public that Batman villain Joker is not on the loose after a staff member sent an emergency alert to mobile devices. Missouri residents received alerts from the highway patrol Tuesday warning citizens of "Gotham City" to be on the lookout for a purple and green 1978 Dodge 3700 GT with license plate number "UKIDME" -- a description that matches the vehicle used by Jack Nicholson as the Joker […]

todayJanuary 19, 2022

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MoDNR to offer millions in savings in water project financing

JEFFERSON CITY -- The Missouri Department of Natural Resources’ (MoDNR) Financial Assistance Center (FAC) invites communities to apply for below-market financing for capital projects through the Clean Water State Revolving Fund and Drinking Water State Revolving Fund programs. Applications submitted by March 1, 2022, will receive top priority for loan and funding in the next fiscal year. State Revolving Fund borrowers benefit from low-interest rates, as well as from personalized assistance from a dedicated department project manager. About the Clean […]

todayOctober 13, 2021

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Culver-Stockton announces Homecoming 2021 winners

CANTON, Mo. — Culver-Stockton College welcomed alumni and friends to campus on Saturday, September 25, 2021, for a one-day homecoming celebration. Several outdoor events took place including a parade, marching band competition, a variety of reunions, athletic competitions, and campus tours. The results of the competitions are as provided via a press release Friday: Marching band parade competition The marching band parade competition has a scoring system with a total of 150 points possible. Junior High Division 1st: Canton Junior […]

todayOctober 2, 2021

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Rolling Stones resume ‘No Filter’ tour, honor Charlie Watts

ST. LOUIS (UPI) -- The Rolling Stones have resumed their No Filter tour following COVID-19 delays and the death of their drummer, Charlie Watts. The rock band performed Sunday at the Dome at America's Center in St. Louis after postponing shows in 2020 due to the pandemic. The Rolling Stones paid tribute to Watts, who died in August. The show opened with an empty stage and a drumbeat as photos of Watts flashed on a video board. After performing "It's […]

todaySeptember 27, 2021

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Parson trims $115 million from state budget

JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. (The Center Square) – On the day Gov. Mike Parson signed into law an extension for Medicaid funding – passed by the legislature after the threat of $700 million in budget cuts – he trimmed $115 million in budgeted spending with 26 line-item vetoes. Gov. Parson on Wednesday and Thursday signed more than a dozen Fiscal Year 2022 state operating budget bills. The Missouri FY22 state budget is about $35.6 billion, including $10.5 billion in general revenue. […]

todayJuly 2, 2021

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Missouri product liability bill would extend timelines, broaden exemptions

JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. (The Center Square) – Missouri is one of 19 states with a "statute of repose" for product liability claims that sets deadlines for filing lawsuits against manufacturers. The state’s statute of repose for filing product liability lawsuits is 12 years, but a proposed 2021 bill set to be debated on the Senate floor would extend that deadline to 15 years while also incorporating business-friendly exemptions into the statute. After a two-hour debate this week to “perfect” the measure, […]

todayMarch 5, 2021

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