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Hannibal prepares for "Twain on Main" event; which town has the best tasting water in the state; the Missouri Veterans Commission saves veterans money by offering free clinics to prepare wills; and the writer of a science fiction story now featured on Showtime.

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The State of Missouri will honor the state's veterans of the Korean War in a special ceremony, Wonderworks in Branson honors the state's teachers in May. An E-cigarette education campaign targets parents.

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Missourinet's Alisa Nelson discusses the highs and lows of the Missouri Legislative session.

Marion "Woody" Woods will be inducted into the Missouri Broadcasters' Hall of Fame after 61 years on the air.

One of Missouri's seven students headed to the National Spelling Bee gives an inside look at the preparation for the event.

A soon-to-be Missouri law will allow Missourians more direct access to physical therapy services.

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Navigating the legal system can be a daunting task. Today, Missourinet’s Bob Priddy and Farah Fite from the Missouri Bar podcast talk to Springfield Attorney Jason Krebs about disability law. 

All are part of the Missouri Bar’s program “Is It Legal To.”

More topics from the Missouri Bar are available at missourilawyershelp.org/isitlegalto.

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The next installment of "Is It Legal To," a podcast that outlines different categories of Missouri law, showcases disability law.

Buy Missouri now has over 500 businesses.

MSHSAA announces a new sport debuting for boys athletics.

May is stroke awareness month. Listen to hear the specifics and signs.

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Missourinet details the state budget allocating 50 million dollars in World Cup preparations.

Missouri Life magazine shares the hidden gems in Missouri.

A former state prisoner is touting a new program in Missouri designed to boost successful outcomes for those who leave prison and enter the real world. 

NerdWallet shares tips on how to save up for your child's summer camp.

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Missourinet gives the latest on the Missouri Legislative session.

There is a whole festival dedicated to chuck wagons.

The National Wild Turkey Federation recaps the Governors Youth Turkey Hunt.

BeLeaf Medical CEO gives an update on the Missouri marijuana market.

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MU Extensions discusses the positives of not mowing your lawn in May.

We hear from a man who helped make the USS Missouri.

The Central Missouri Humane Society has a pet adoption special.

Missourinet gives the latest on the last week of the Missouri Legislative Session.

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The Bluegrass and BBQ festival runs at Silver Dollar City until May 29th.

The Fed hiked interest rates to a 16-year high. The Missouri Bankers Association joins the show to discuss what that means for you.

Missourinet's Alisa Nelson and Anthony Morabith hop on Show Me Today to share updates from the Capitol during the last week of Missouri's legislative session.

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