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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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This is a rather timely topic, the Federal Reserve has raised the interest rate to a 16-year high, and as a nation, are still fighting inflation.
Anthony Morabith chats with Jackson Hataway with the Missouri Bankers Association to help make sense of what’s really going on and how it is affecting everyday Missourians.
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A University of Missouri study is trying to find better ways for teachers to cope with stress.
The Missouri Bankers Association weighs in on Congress running out of time to raise the debt ceiling.
Former Mizzou head football coach Gary Pinkel will be inducted into the Cotton Bowl Classic Hall of Fame later this week.
A federal program that helps first responders communicate at a higher level is celebrating its five-year anniversary. President of AT&T Missouri and Arkansas discusses its partnership with FirstNet Authority.
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A NEW UNIVERSITY OF MISSOURI STUDY IS TRYING TO FIND BETTER WAYS FOR TEACHERS TO COPE WITH STRESS.
TEACHERS WHO DO NOT DEAL WITH THE STRESS PROPERLY ARE MORE LIKELY TO LEAVE THE TEACHER WORKFORCE.
MU COLLEGE OF EDUCATION AND HUMAN DEVELOPMENT PROFESSOR KEITH HERMAN JOINS CAMERON CONNER TO DISCUSS SOME POSSIBLE SOLUTIONS.
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Congress is running out of time to raise the debt ceiling and prevent the U.S. from defaulting.
Anthony Morabith chats with Jackson Hataway with the Missouri Bankers Association to help make sense of what’s really going on in Washington D.C. and how it’s affecting everyday Missourians.
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Report cards are out for K-12 schools.
The University of Missouri and Stephens College are teaming up for a new program for women.
You will be able to visit the Lake of the Ozarks from Washington D.C. this year.
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A new collaborative initiative has emerged from Stephens College and the University of Missouri.
With a targeted start date of Fall 2024, a new research program will feature women in STEM.
The partnership aims to create a pipeline of future female clinical, research, and biotechnology professionals, especially those interested in equine veterinary health careers.
Stephens College associate professors Brandon Moore and Michael Barger tell Cameron Conner about the program’s goals.
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Missourinet's Alisa Nelson discusses Missouri's hot topic involving four-day school weeks.
St. Louis Cardinals' President Bill DeWitt III weighs in on Missouri's attempts to legalize sports betting.
Missourinet's Cameron Conner wraps up the NFL Draft with Bill Pollock.
The Missouri Department of Conservation outlines the sport of trap shooting and a upcoming competition this weekend.
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