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Missouri governor signs stadium aid package intended to keep Chiefs, Royals in state
Governor Mike Kehoe signed a legislative package on Saturday, approved by Missouri lawmakers earlier in the week, that includes hundreds of millions of dollars of financial aid intended to persuade the Chiefs and Royals to remain in the state.
Governor Mike Kehoe has set a decisive tone for Missouri’s legislative agenda, navigating sensitive issues like retaining the ...
Nebraska football offered class of 2027 wide receiver Justyn Lindsay on Saturday. Lindsay made the announcement on social ...
Kansas City native Courtney Rowe is the new reigning Miss Missouri. She and 20 other women competed for the title Saturday ...
Usually unassuming cars on Missouri highways are just that: unassuming. But sometimes they turn on sirens and flashing lights ...
U.S. Sen. Josh Hawley (R-Missouri) introduced a bill Tuesday with U.S. Sen. Peter Welch (D-Vermont) to raise the federal ...
A vehicle theft overnight in Ottawa, Kansas, led to a pursuit through Franklin and Johnson counties into Kansas City, ...
Meanwhile, conservation success stories included the hatching and tracking of downtown falcon chicks and the launch of ...
This week we’re joined by House Speaker Jon Patterson of Lee’s Summit for his thoughts on the session and the package.
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Gov. Mike Kehoe signed a legislative package on Saturday, approved by Missouri lawmakers earlier in the week, that includes ...
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Missouri football post-spring preview: Why you shouldn’t underestimate Vanderbilt this yearIt took double-overtime for Missouri football to see off Vanderbilt in 2024, and the Tigers ’ mid-October road trip to ...
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