Missouri Amendment 4 Would Make Citizen-Led Constitutional Changes Harder
Missouri voters will decide Aug. 4 whether citizen-led constitutional amendments must win majorities in all eight congressional districts.
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Jackson County settlement could return credits to Grain Valley homeowners
A proposed Jackson County settlement could give eligible Grain Valley property owners credits against future tax bills, but court review and eligibility rules remain.
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Crocker voters: Check your ballot before Missouri’s Aug. 4 primary
Crocker voters should check their address-specific ballot, registration and polling place before Missouri’s Aug. 4, 2026, primary election.
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Adrian lifts boil-water advisory after follow-up testing
Adrian lifted its July 21 boil-water advisory on July 30 after the city said repeated testing found the system safe for normal consumption.
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Missouri to Pause New Medicaid Enrollment for Two Provider Groups Aug. 1
Missouri will pause initial MO HealthNet enrollment applications for DMEPOS and consumer-directed services or personal-care providers statewide starting Aug. 1, 2026. Existing active providers and applications received before that date are excluded.
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Creve Coeur Weighs November Ballot Question on Government Center Bonds
Creve Coeur’s City Council is scheduled to vote Aug. 10 on whether to place a proposed Government Center bond question before voters on Nov. 3.
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Missouri Treasurer’s Office Faces Questions After MOScholars Student Data Leak
Sunshine Law emails show the Treasurer’s Office knew in April that MOScholars spreadsheets exposed student-related information, while the office and its software contractor disputed responsibility.
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Hibbing changes three downtown intersections to all-way stops
Hibbing, Minnesota, has moved three downtown intersections to all-way stops, while two more are recommended for conversion and First Avenue at 37th remains under review.
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Cassville water concerns follow proposed 900,000-gallon tank
Cassville officials want more groundwater protections documented as Missouri reviews a tentative permit for a proposed sludge-storage tank north of town.
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St. Louis Puts $255 Million Rams Settlement Plan Into Effect
St. Louis has put a $255 million Rams settlement spending framework into effect, with future approvals needed for projects, contracts and payments.
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Fatal I-64 crash near Highway K kills O’Fallon resident
An 18-year-old O’Fallon resident was killed on westbound I-64 near Highway K, while a motorcycle driver suffered serious injuries in the July 19 crash.
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Goodman-area drivers face Route H bridge closure near Pineville
A Route H bridge near Pineville is closed through December 1, 2026, for replacement, sending through traffic on a signed detour while nearby driveways remain accessible.
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Missouri City Names Allen Bogard Interim City Manager
Missouri City named Allen Bogard interim city manager after Angel Jones’s July 10 departure; he will oversee continuity, utilities, growth, budgeting and development.
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Springfield seeks private partner for renewable natural gas facilities at landfill and wastewater plant
Springfield is seeking private partners to develop renewable natural gas facilities at its landfill and wastewater plant, with proposals due Dec. 1.
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Cameron approves airport layout plan update with federal funding
Cameron, Missouri, approved an airport planning agreement capped at $293,529.11, with a $14,676.46 city match and no runway extension currently planned.
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Kansas City voters face two $750 million KC Water bond questions on Aug. 4
Kansas City voters will decide two separate $750 million KC Water bond questions on Aug. 4, covering waterworks and sewer financing without property-tax repayment.
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Timken Belts closure puts 283 Springfield jobs on a near-term timeline
Timken’s planned Springfield closure affects 283 workers, but separations are scheduled in waves from July through December. The Job Center offers free help.
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What Missouri flood assessments could mean for Ste. Genevieve County
Ste. Genevieve County was named in a July 11 flood advisory but not Missouri’s first assessment list. Here is what residents should watch next.
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DOJ: Samuel Davis Sentenced to 10 Years After Turning Off Body-Worn Camera
July 23, 2026: DOJ says Samuel Davis, 28, turned off a body-worn camera before assaulting a handcuffed man in 2023, leading to a 10-year sentence.
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Blue Springs area fuel update: AAA KC averages rise for gas and diesel
Blue Springs MO Gas & Diesel Watch — AAA Kansas City (MO only) metro averages rose to $3.858/gal regular and $4.824/gal diesel as of 7/24/26.
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Missouri AG seeks Johnston removal as Ray County prosecutor; judge enjoins her
Richmond MO – Missouri Attorney General Catherine Hanaway filed a quo warranto petition to remove Ray County Prosecutor Camille Johnston, and a judge enjoined her.
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Comptroller launches Rams tracker after St. Louis Board Bill 22 signing
After Mayor Cara Spencer signed St. Louis Board Bill 22 on July 13, the comptroller unveiled a Rams settlement tracker—showing what’s approved and what’s next.