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Winter Readiness: Columbia’s Opportunity Campus shelters are preparing for as many as 190 people as temperatures fall, with extra cots and a warming center ready if beds fill. Missouri’s firearms deer season also opens Nov. 14 and runs through Nov. 24. Local Culture: Four longtime employees have bought Flat Branch Pub & Brewing, a Columbia fixture since 1994, and plan to preserve its menu, house-brewed beer and familiar atmosphere. Education: St. Louis Public Schools voted to close nine buildings next school year; students at Clyde C. Miller Career Academy, meanwhile, have a new cosmetology wing. Missouri Heritage: America’s National Churchill Museum in Fulton has been designated a National Historic Landmark. As Route 66 approaches its centennial, preservation efforts are also gaining momentum. Community Voices: Pride St. Louis president Jordan Elizabeth Braxton describes her work supporting LGBTQ+ communities and addressing health disparities. Health: A University of Missouri study links regular daily routines with less physical pain and fewer depression symptoms among older adults, even when sleep is difficult.

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Nov. 12, 2026

Healthy Workforce Institute partners with Missouri nurse leaders to curb workplace bullying

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Oct. 21, 2026

Church of God in Christ plans free holiday outreach in St. Louis before annual convocation

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Oct. 7, 2026

Missouri school-bus stop law now carries higher fines and camera rules

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Oct. 14, 2026

Amanda Swinney Law highlights Missouri teen-driver citation rules

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Educators convene in Mexico, Missouri to advance STEM education across Northeast Missouri

Educators convene in Mexico, Missouri to advance STEM education across Northeast Missouri

Missouri: St. Louis city's collegiate basketball teams budget decreases 11.4% in 2025

Missouri: St. Louis city's collegiate basketball teams budget decreases 11.4% in 2025

12 coaches at Northwest Missouri State University in Nodaway County earned $80,331 on average in 2025

12 coaches at Northwest Missouri State University in Nodaway County earned $80,331 on average in 2025

North Central Missouri College hosts annual Nursing and Health Science Day at Savannah campus

North Central Missouri College hosts annual Nursing and Health Science Day at Savannah campus

2025: 11 coaches at Southeast Missouri State University in Cape Girardeau County earned on average $117,004

2025: 11 coaches at Southeast Missouri State University in Cape Girardeau County earned on average $117,004

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Missouri: St. Louis County's collegiate basketball teams budget decreases in 2025


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MDC, Missouri Trappers Association, and St. Louis Area Scouting host innovative trapping experience program Dec. 5-6

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Healthy Workforce Institute Partners with the Missouri Organization of Nurse Leaders to Strengthen Workplace Culture

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Kansas City University earns inaugural NIH award for nutrition education curriculum

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Share the Harvest teams up with Marshfield School District for Missouri’s first deer donation drive

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