Show Me Today - The Voice of Missouri

Show Me Today - The Voice of Missouri

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  • Missouri Chamber of Commerce: Proposal to boost minimum wage will impact costs, liability, hiring

    A higher minimum wage and paid sick leave for all Missouri workers will be on the state’s general election ballot in November.

    Alisa Nelson talks to Kara Corches, the interim president and CEO of the Missouri Chamber of Commerce, who says costs, liability, and hiring would all be affected if this proposal passes.

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    10 min
  • Missouri’s deer season kicks off: Don’t forget to donate extra venison for a good cause

    There are plenty of opportunities for hunters wanting to go out and snag a deer, whether it is with a bow and arrow or with a firearm. What do you do if you have too much venison left over?

    Wildlife Biologist Jason Isabelle tells Anthony Morabith that you can donate it to your local food bank.

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    9 min
  • Biden Administration awards millions to O’Fallon semiconductor producer

    Millions of dollars have been awarded to an international company to bolster America’s semiconductor supply chain.

    Anthony Morabith chats with Karla Chaney, site manager of a St. Charles County silicon wafer plant that will produce more semiconductors for the tech industry in the future.

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    9 min
  • Missourians encouraged to review their life insurance coverage

    The Missouri Department of Commerce and Insurance says that the number of consumers owning life insurance is down over 10% from 2011.

    Chlora Lindley-Myers, the agency’s director, talks with Anthony about the importance of life insurance and why it’s needed.

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    9 min
  • Missouri lawmaker reflects on her mission to advocate for foster children

    A state lawmaker who has made it her mission to advocate for foster children says her greatest life accomplishment came as a result of serving in the Missouri House.

    Alisa Nelson talks to State Representative Hannah Kelly, who is serving her final year in the House.

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    12 min
  • Missouri expected to have best fall colors in U.S.

    The best areas to see the stunning fall colors this year will be outside of the northeast United States and instead, right here in Missouri.

    Alisa Nelson talks to Accuweather meteorologist Paul Paselok, who says the Show Me State is unusual this year.

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    9 min
  • New STL Task Force will create 1,000 jobs

    A new task force plans to beef up the St. Louis area’s aerospace, transportation, and manufacturing sectors by supplying 1,000 jobs.

    Bi-State Development Executive Vice President of multi-motor enterprises Mary Lamie informs Marshall Griffin about the Aerospace and Aviation Task Force.

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    10 min
  • University of Central Missouri strives to reach the military community

    The University of Central Missouri has been recognized by several publications for being a top veteran-friendly school, including U.S. Veterans Magazine, U.S. News and World Report, and the Military Times.

    Alisa Nelson talks to Courtney Svoboda, the Director of Military and Veteran Services with UCM, about some measures being taken to reach the military population.

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    9 min
  • Lincoln University professor receives federal grant for “smart” agriculture project

    Over one million dollars has been awarded to a Lincoln University professor for a new solar cropping project that can reduce operational costs and help alleviate climate change.

    Tunsisa Hurisso told Anthony Morabith that his “climate-smart” agriculture project can produce healthier livestock.

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    10 min

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