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Missourians Vote Down Amendments 4 and 5
What We Know: Missouri voters have rejected two of the state's most closely watched constitutional amendments in Tuesday's primary election.
The Associated Press projected the defeat of both Amendment 4 and Amendment 5 Tuesday evening.
What It...
State Parks Funding Secured for Another Decade
What We Know: The Associated Press projected Tuesday night that Amendment 1 in Missouri has passed. Early returns showed the measure receiving strong statewide support.
What It Means: The amendment extends Missouri's existing one-tenth of one...
Voters In Missouri Say No to Amendment 4
What We Know: Voters in Missouri have rejected Amendment 4, keeping the state's current constitutional amendment process in place.
The Associated Press called the race shortly after 8 p.m. Tuesday.
What It Means: The proposal would have...
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11:03pm Update: Voters in the Nixa Fire Protection District have narrowly passed a one percent sales tax to help fund personnel and equipment for the district 52 to 48%. The measure passed by fewer than...
Missouri Halts Challenge to New Congressional Map
What We Know: Missouri's effort to overturn the state's new congressional map is now headed for another legal fight.
What It Means: Secretary of State Denny Hoskins announced Tuesday he will not certify a referendum that...
August Primary Election Day: Here’s What Voters Are Deciding Tuesday
Voters across the Ozarks and throughout Missouri are going to the polls Tuesday to decide four statewide Constitutional amendments, plus a number of other local races and issues.
What We Know: Every registered voter in...
End of an Era: MDC Skips Ozark Empire Fair
What We Know: For the first time in more than 60 years, the Missouri Department of Conservation will not have an exhibit at the Ozark Empire Fair.
What It Means: The longtime conservation building, known for...
Missouri AG Urges Action on Medicaid Fraud
What We Know: Missouri Attorney General Catherine Hanaway is urging Congress to give states more power to fight Medicaid fraud.
What It Means: Hanaway joined attorneys general from 16 other states in asking lawmakers to quickly...
MoDOT Crews Out Mowing; Expect Delays
What We Know: Missouri drivers will likely notice more MoDOT mowing crews along highways over the next several weeks.
A rainy spring and warm summer have caused grass and weeds to grow quickly, sending crews back...
Strong Voter Turnout Expected in Webster County
What We Know: Webster County Clerk Stan Whitehurst expects a strong turnout as voters head to the polls for Tuesday's primary election.
What It Means: Based on absentee voting and previous election trends, Whitehurst believes voter...
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