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From butter making to germinating soybeans, Missouri elementary students are getting hands-on learning about the role of agriculture in their daily lives.
Alisa Nelson talks to Heather Fletcher, the director of Agriculture Education on the Move.
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As we look toward the 2024 Missouri Legislative Session, State Representative Brad Hudson is re-opening the conversation on initiative petition reform and the SAFE Act.
He joins Anthony Morabith.
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Paddlers, kayakers, tubers, and float trip lovers all have a new resource for finding and navigating Missouri’s rivers and streams.
The state conservation department has updated its Paddlers Guide to Missouri. Ashley Byrd talks with Les Fortenberry about the new 2023 edition.
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Organized shoplifting rings are on the rise in Missouri and nationwide.
Alisa Nelson talks to Representative Lane Roberts, of Joplin, who is proposing a bill intended to fight these crimes.
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On December 16, all of the headstones at the Missouri Veterans Cemeteries were decorated with wreaths.
MVC Director Paul Kirchoff explains to Ashley Byrd the impressive, statewide event.
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One of the world’s most respected photographers has turned his attention to another art form.
Nick Vedros, the president of the Lumi Neon Museum in Kansas City, tells Ashley Byrd about his career and how it led to this.
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The 2024 Missouri Legislative Session will soon be here and that means current lawmakers are making their intentions known of what bills they hope to get passed and signed into law.
Anthony Morabith caught up with Republican Senator Bill Eigel on his priorities for the ’24 session.
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Did you know that one barge can hold up to the equivalence of over 60 truck trailers?
Ports are returning on the state's western side, and one company is leading the charge.
Cameron Conner speaks with the CEO of Port KC, Jon Stephens, to discuss the importance of ports in landlocked states and 2024’s agenda.
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Events are being planned to help Missouri students and parents prepare to file their FAFSA for the upcoming school year in higher education.
Anthony Morabith chats with Julie Green about what you need to know.
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As the 2024 Legislative session draws near, State Representative Mike Haffner is inquiring about changes as to who or what entities can buy land in Missouri.
He joins Marshall Griffin to give the details.
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