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Missouri’s new congressional boundaries could take effect as soon as Thursday, even though voters submitted more than 300,000 signatures to block them. The clash between Secretary of State Denny Hoskins and the repeal campaign is now driving one of the biggest election-law battles in the state.
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Independence and Hallsville school districts to continue four-day weeks with 62% and 75% voter approval.
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After the second time appearing on the ballot—this time with a different funding structure, the City of Cape Girardeau water infrastructure issue passes.
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Residents in Cape Girardeau County are gathering signatures to place a senior property tax credit measure on an upcoming ballot.
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A new study analyzes some opposing views of Proposition A on Missouri's November ballot and offers data to debunk them as "myths." The measure would raise the minimum wage from $12.30 to $15 an hour by 2026. Opponents of the increase say it would primarily affect young adults and teens.
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Health-care advocates called on Missouri lawmakers to allocate funds for Medicaid expansion right away, after the state Supreme Court ruled they must…