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JEFFERSON CITY, Mo.
Mo. food pantries trying to handle more demand
- Missouri food pantries are working to keep supplies on their shelves as the recession forces more people to seek help.
Missouri to distribute $75M from failed insurer
- Missouri officials plan to distribute $75 million in payments from the failed General American Life Insurance Co.
Mo. home buyers could be eligible for tax break
- Missouri residents who buy a house in 2010 could get a property tax break.
Mo. gov. donates meat from deer he shot
- Missouri Gov. Jay Nixon is donating the meat from a deer he killed this week to a program that helps feed people in need.
Mo. gov. appoints former lawmaker to hearing panel
- Gov. Jay Nixon has named a former Democratic state lawmaker to a commission that resolves disputes over decisions by state agencies.
Missouri competes for $4B in extra education money
- Missouri must be willing to overhaul its education system and develop new teaching methods to compete for more than $4 billion in federal funds, the state's top education and political leaders said.
Mo. seed company gets $3.4M low-interest loan
- State Treasurer Clint Zweifel has approved a $3.4 million loan to help a mid-Missouri seed company expand.
Mo. agency completes water quality study at lake
- Missouri's environmental agency has completed a water quality study at the Lake of the Ozarks that was triggered by the delayed reporting of E. coli test results.
Police: Elevator call led to Mo. building lockdown
- Police said Monday that an unfounded report of a hostage situation near the Missouri governor's mansion earlier this month was prompted by someone calling an unlisted elevator telephone to warn of a hostage-taking.
MoDOT warns money for construction running out
- Missouri's Transportation Department says the state will face difficult decisions as the agency's funding declines.
Mo. competes for $4B in extra education money
- Missouri must be willing to overhaul its education system and develop new teaching methods to compete for more than $4 billion in federal funds, the state's top education and political leaders said Monday.
Mo. looking for new higher education commissioner
- Missouri is looking for someone new to lead its Department of Higher Education.
Missouri, Panama sign student exchange pact
- A new pact between Missouri and Panama will make it easier for college students from both places to study abroad.
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