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Campus & Technology: Northwest Missouri State students are debating AI’s role in education and design, after an AI-generated campus T-shirt drew criticism. Kirksville History: A new installment in a local history series traces the Spencer family home through a devastating 1899 tornado and the years that followed. Higher Education: Lincoln University students and alumni have sued Missouri, alleging decades of unequal funding left the state’s only historically Black land-grant university short by $361.6 million; they seek more than $500 million in damages and a commitment to equitable funding. Small-Town Heritage: Anderson’s profile looks back at its rise as a strawberry-growing center and how the Missouri town balances its history with modern growth.

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Oct. 7, 2026

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

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Oct. 6, 2026

ARC Launch trains more than 100 church leaders in California

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Oct. 1, 2026

Nana’s Place launches calm children’s series from Missouri animal sanctuary

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Sep. 23, 2026

Makenzie Mullin pushes insurance restoration toward education and integrity

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Church Street in Dunklin County to be reduced for pavement repairs Oct. 13

Church Street in Dunklin County to be reduced for pavement repairs Oct. 13

This Virginia Republican lawmaker sees LGBTQ+ history recognition and calls it ‘disgusting’

This Virginia Republican lawmaker sees LGBTQ+ history recognition and calls it ‘disgusting’

Students sue Missouri, claiming decades of unequal funding at HBCU

Students sue Missouri, claiming decades of unequal funding at HBCU

Leadership Northeast Missouri Concludes 2026 Program; Sixteen Regional Leaders Graduate

Leadership Northeast Missouri Concludes 2026 Program; Sixteen Regional Leaders Graduate


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Oct. 8, 2026

Church Street in Dunklin County Reduced for Pavement Repairs

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Oct. 7, 2026

Amanda Swinney Law Issues Missouri School-Bus Safety Law Overview After August 2026 Changes

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MDC hosts hunter education skills session in northwest Missouri Oct. 15

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ARC Launch Brings More Than 100 Church Planters and Leaders Together for Training in California

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Adam Puchta Winery Returns for Fifth Year at 2026 Best of Missouri Market

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