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How much did farmers in St. Louis County receive in taxpayer-funded subsidies in 2021?

Farms in St. Louis County received $11,335,006 in taxpayer-funded subsidies in 2021, according to the U.S. Department of Agriculture.

By South STL News | Feb 22, 2024

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KCTV: Renal Denervation Helping Patients Combat Hypertension

By South STL News Reports | Mar 22, 2023

Nearly 116 million Americans are living with hypertension, more commonly known as high blood pressure. 20% of those patients have resistant hypertension - blood pressure that can’t be controlled - even with multiple medications

MDC offers free turkey hunting classes in the Kansas City region during March

Hunting wild turkeys in the spring is the pursuit of a challenging game bird and an immersion in nature as warmer days trigger the growing season.

Join Jay Henges Shooting Range for Food Plots for Wildlife program March 7

“If you plant it, they will come.” Does that sound a little like the film, Field of Dreams?

Loan Programs Available to Offer Further Interest Rate Relief for Producers

The Missouri Agricultural and Small Business Development Authority is now accepting applications for two programs that can be used to reduce the amount of interest paid on qualifying loans.

State Provides $20 Million for School Safety Grant Program

Governor Parson signed the Fiscal Year 2023 early supplemental budget bill yesterday, which includes $20 million to provide school safety grants to Missouri local education agencies (LEAs).

Department of Natural Resources, Corps of Engineers to hold public meeting about Lower Osage River study

The Missouri Department of Natural Resources and U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Kansas City District, will hold a public meeting from 4-7 p.m., March 14 at the Tuscumbia High School Gymnasium, 526 School Road, to provide information and solicit input from the public on a feasibility study on the lower Osage River.

Traffic Alert: Lane closures scheduled for portions of I-35 near Kearney this week

Crews will make the following traffic changes as part of the work at Interstate 35 and 19th Street in Kearney beginning on Tuesday, Feb. 28.

Closure scheduled for portion of Route Y on March 14 in Johnson Couty

Crews will be completing culvert replacements along Eastbound and Westbound Route Y between NE1251 and NE1301 daily beginning at 7:00 a.m. until 4:00 p.m. on Tuesday, March 14.

Various lane closures scheduled as part of Route AA/BB bridge replacement over I-70

Crews with the bridge replacement work along Interstate 70 at Route AA/BB in Grain Valley will be making the following traffic changes beginning on Friday, March 3

St. Louis County COVID-19 Update: 98.7% of infected residents alive as of Feb. 28

By South STL News | Mar 1, 2023

St. Louis County has seen 293,890 COVID-19 cases since the pandemic began.

Legislative Update: Legislature approves supplemental appropriations with pay boost for state employees

The Senate reconvened on Monday, February 20, 2023, while the House reconvened on Tuesday, February 21, 2023, for a shorter legislative week, following its observation of Presidents’ Day

Bill of the week - Feb. 24, 2023

HCS HBs 994, 52 & 984 originally dealt with the definitions of “adult” and “child” as they relate to orders of protection.

Cason: ‘We have a duty to society to use our voices’

The year is 1835. The setting is Springfield, and the subject is Milly Sawyers.

Boeing sets F/A-18 production completion date as defense business pivots to future work

Boeing expects to complete new-build production of the F/A-18 Super Hornet fighter aircraft in late 2025 following delivery of the final U.S.

MISSOURI CHAMBER SUPPORTS CYBERSECURITY GRANT LEGISLATION

The threat of cyberattacks on business is more severe today than ever before.

Jerry M. Hunter receives Mo. Lawyers "Influential Attorney" award

February 9, 2023 - Associated Industries of Missouri (AIM) Board of Directors Chairman Emeritus Jerry M. Hunter was recognized by Missouri Lawyers Media with their "Influential Attorney" recognition at a luncheon today in St. Louis

Legislative update: State of the Judiciary, bills begin crossing over

The General Assembly reconvened on Monday, February 6, 2023, for a busy week, including a joint session to receive the State of the Judiciary address from Chief Justice Paul Wilson.

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