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Missouri consumers file class-action lawsuit against Good Day Farm

A marijuana dispensary chain with locations in Springfield and Columbia is again facing allegations of creating a monopoly to take advantage of the Missouri recreational marijuana market. Damon Toussaint Frost Jr. filed a class-action lawsuit May 4 in Jackson County Circuit Court against Good Day Farm, Missouri's large
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Mt. Vernon’s Moore inducted into Missouri Agriculture Hall of Fame

Jackie Moore, a pillar of beef production in southwest Missouri has been inducted into the Missouri Agriculture Hall of Fame. Moore is the owner of Joplin Stockyards and has overseen the operation as it grew into the biggest livestock auction in the country. At only 13 years of age, Moore...
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Ryan Lochte Responds To The ‘Clowns’ Who Say He Looks ‘Unrecognizable’ Now

After being out of the public eye for the better part of the past seven years, Olympic swimmer Ryan Lochte has found himself back in the news recently. The most recent reason for that is because he announced that he accepted the position of assistant swimming and diving coach at Missouri State University. He will […] T
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Ozarks Food Harvest to give away free plants and seeds in Springfield

Ozarks Food Harvest is hosting its annual Plant It Forward distribution on May 15th, offering free fruit and vegetable plants, seeds, and gardening education materials to the public on a first-come, first-served basis.
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Aurora Police Department showcases new thermal drone

AURORA, Mo. (KY3) -A big technology upgrade is giving the Aurora Police Department a major advantage; it has a new drone to protect and serve the community from high above. Chief Wes Coatney says the drone is “a technology that’s just come along over the last several years that has made itself a very useful tool in law
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Webster County Commission considers data center moratorium

WEBSTER COUNTY, Mo. — The Webster County Commission has released an update following residents who made their voices heard during a public meeting on a data center operation. According to a social media post, the commission said it recently spoke to several federal and state regulatory agencies to ensure procedures are
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Dade County man accused of domestic assault in Springfield

SPRINGFIELD, Mo. — A Dade County man has been arrested after Springfield police were alerted to a woman who had been seriously injured on Wednesday, May 13. According to online court dockets, Kyle McCauley, born in 1994, of Greenfield, has been charged with first-degree domestic assault with serious physical injury and
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SALISBURY WOMAN AVOIDS INJURY IN CRASH OUTSIDE SPRINGFIELD

A Salisbury woman escaped injury after two teenagers collided on a roadway outside Springfield on Wednesday, May 13. The Missouri State Highway Patrol says an SUV driven by the 45-year-old woman was heading east on Bluegrass Road,
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Galloway history being razed after voters reject development

SPRINGFIELD, MO – Demolition is now taking place at a property in the Galloway neighborhood that was recently at the center of a citywide debate. On Thursday, heavy equipment began tearing down buildings at 3535 S. Lone Pine Avenue, which is located north of the intersection of Galloway Street and across from Sequita P
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City Utilities advances natural gas main replacement projects across Springfield

City Utilities of Springfield is replacing 6.1 miles of aging natural gas main in eight targeted areas across north Springfield, with the help of $30 million in federal grant funding, to improve long-term reliability and safety.

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