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Food stamp households in Missouri applying or recertifying must hand over a lease or...

Missouri food stamp paperwork now needs proof, not just a signed statement. Since October 1, 2026, households that apply, recertify or add a person to a SNAP case have to document what they pay for rent, mortgage and utilities, along with child care costs and bank balances. A cost that cannot be documented does not […]
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New ATF guidance allows same-day suppressor purchases for Southwest Missouri gun owners

Recent regulatory guidance changes from the ATF have shortened suppressor waiting periods from months to minutes for firearm owners in Southwest Missouri by allowing the use of standard Form 4473 background checks.
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Missouri Man Made Millions Selling and Scrapping Stolen Cars Using Forged Paperwork

A Missouri tow truck company owner has been sentenced to nearly 13 years in federal prison for using forged paperwork to sell or scrap stolen vehicles, leading to several million dollars in proceeds. According to federal prosecutors, Dennis Arthur Cleveland, 76, the former owner of Affordable Towing in the Springfield...
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Missouri Man Made Millions Selling and Scrapping Stolen Cars Using Forged Paperwork

A Missouri tow truck company owner has been sentenced to nearly 13 years in federal prison for using forged paperwork to sell or scrap stolen vehicles, leading to several million dollars in proceeds. According to ... Read more
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Kansas City’s Arabia Steamboat Museum closing in November — but it doesn’t have a...

But Hawley has unsuccessfully searched for several years to find a new location with more space to build out the museum. He’s explored options in Leavenworth, Kansas, and at Marshall Junction in Missouri, and a previous effort to relocate the museum up the Missouri River to St. Charles fell through.
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St. Louis lawyers won’t defend the jail staff accused of neglecting a dying detainee

The City of St. Louis will not represent several jail correctional officers and supervisors accused of neglecting a detainee in a wrongful death lawsuit filed by the family of Samuel Hayes Jr., who died in custody last year. Experts say that while the city can take the step, it is rarely done and exposes the city workers to personal liability.
Featured picture for Missouri SNAP applicants and households up for recertification must now prove rent, utilities and bank balances instead of just stating them

Missouri SNAP applicants and households up for recertification must now prove rent, utilities and...

Missouri now wants paper proof of rent, utilities, child care and bank balances from people who apply for SNAP, recertify or add a household member. The Department of Social Services says the rule took effect October 1, 2026, and replaces a process that could lean on the applicant’s own statement. Current recipients do not have […] The post Missouri SNAP applicants and households up for recertification must now prove rent, utilities and bank balances instead of just stating them appeared first
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Shooter sentenced after calling insurance company asking about payout following murder-for-hire

ST. LOUIS, Mo. (First Alert 4) - The man who pulled the trigger in a murder-for-hire in the City of St. Louis was sentenced to 30 years in prison. Prosecutors said that in June 2023, Andrew C. Hubbard hatched a plan to kill his mother, Andreaia Worthem, with a cocaine base that was spiked with a lethal dose of fentanyl or heroin. Hubbard reportedly had a $150,000 insurance policy on his mother.
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Garth Brooks announces 3rd show in Kansas City

Country music legend Garth Brooks has added a Saturday matinee to his “Blame It All on My Roots” tour lineup next month in Kansas City.
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A Missouri City Just Put Trash Bags Over All Its Flock Cameras

A place in Missouri made the decision to stop using flock cameras and promptly put trash bags over every one in their city.

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