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The General Assembly is taking a look at a bill that authorizes a property tax for seniors over the age of 62. The bill that originally passed the assembly and signed into law by the governor last year unintentionally left out certain professions who do not receive Social Security such as teachers and firefighters. 

Sen. Tony Luetkemeyer joins Anthony Morabith after it recently passed the State Senate.

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How does it sound to stroll in the fresh air while viewing immaculate sculptures?

The Laumeier Sculpture Park offers the opportunity to immerse yourself in art for free.

Executive Director for the park Lauren Ross joins Cameron Conner.

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The Columbia Farmer’s Market, not only one of the best in the state, but around the country, expands it’s summer hours this Saturday morning.

Corinna Smith, the executive director tells us what’s new and exciting this season.

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What do significant gains in financial wealth look like to you?

It turns out that Millennials and older Gen Z-ers made a lot of money in 2022, according to a recent report from the Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis.

Lowell Ricketts and Ana Hernandez Kent talk to Anthony Morabith on Show Me Today.

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In the late 1970’s a band of musicians from Kansas City created a band called Missouri, and songs that got them on stage with some of the biggest bands of the day.

Historian Jeremy Amick tells Ashley Byrd how he captured their story in a new book, which is named after their hit “Movin On.”

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AAA Missouri has teamed up with the Missouri Coalition for Roadway Safety, Cambridge Mobile Telematics, and Missouri Employers Mutual inviting Missouri businesses and their employees to take on the "Show Me Your Score Safest Driver Challenge." Over $15,000 in prizes will be handed out as the challenge runs through June 9. 

Nick Chabarria joined Show Me Today to share the details.

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The General Assembly is taking a look at a large crime package from Sen. Tony Luetkemeyer, R-Parkville, that was vetoed last year by Gov. Mike Parson. Major components of it include Max’s Law and Blair’s Law.

Luetkemeyer joins Anthony Morabith after it recently passed the state senate.

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Missouri’s more than 20-thousand fire service members have been honored for coming to the rescue of their community each day. 

Alisa Nelson talks to Harrisonville Firefighter Roberto Casada during an annual ceremony at the Missouri Capitol.

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Missouri’s second total solar eclipse in seven years will pass over parts of southeast Missouri on Monday, April 8. Residents are warned to wear glasses designed to safely view the eclipse, but what exactly is an eclipse and how rare are they?

Anthony Morabith chats with astronomer Mike Reed at Missouri State to find out more.

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