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 | Higher Education The letter, signed by 15 journalism faculty members, warned of a "chilling effect" for the program and university at large. Read more |
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 | Local Wayne Sells' post prompted the School Board to take steps to remove his name from the Rock Bridge High School athletic field. Read more |
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Higher Education Merging with the main complex will save $20 million a year, MU Health Care CEO Jonathan Curtright said. Read more |
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PolitiFact Missouri After facing losses from the beginning months of COVID-19, its ongoing debt and an increase in mail-in ballots for the election, some legislators say the Postal Service needs the funds. Read more |
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 | COVID-19 The updated positivity rate is less than previously reported but still shows an upward trend. Read more |
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 | Business Spotlight Sawdust Studios is a community woodworking shop with professional tools that can be used by members 24 hours a day. Read more |
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COVID-19 A panel of Missouri lawmakers asked UM System President and MU Chancellor Mun Choi to explain the university's COVID-19 plan. Read more |
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 | Elections The latest endorsement from Biden comes as Galloway tries to unseat Republican Gov. Mike Parson on Nov. 3. Read more |
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PolitiFact Missouri Choi compared available ICU beds between Boone County and the county that’s home to the University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill. Read more |
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K-12 Education As well as CPS students returning in phases, fall sports will also return in a series of phases. Read more |
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