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Any member of the public can go to the debates in Missouri House or Senate. And in November, voters said the discussions about legislation and strategy…
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A bill that would change Missouri's open records law has made it through a Missouri Senate committee and is moving forward. The bill would reverse a...
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The majority of Missouri state representatives decided Thursday to subject local officials to the same lobbying and campaign contribution limits that…
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Segment 1: New voters are projected to make a huge impact on the upcoming midterm elections. First time voters are less likely to affiliate with a…
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Pumpkins are everywhere. They're being carved, painted and eaten by squirrels all over town. But what about cooking them? Two local chefs share their tips…
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A local orchard owner talks about agritourism (corn mazes, pumpkin patches, the corn pit and more), a pastry chef fries up some apple pie, then KCUR's…
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Imagine it's 8 p.m. on a Saturday in the mid-1970s.You're starting the engine of a 1966 Chevrolet Caprice, big block engine, 4-speed manual transmission…
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Where do you go to interact with your neighbors? Whether it's a soccer field, outdoor movie screening or a gathering of food trucks in a public park — or…
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Bellman, concierge, housekeeper, valet: If the job of the Pullman porter was complex, his place in the American consciousness is even harder to pin…
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Many shoppers will pay higher prices for pumpkins this fall as this summer’s drought continues to take its toll on local growers.Pumpkins are often…
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On this Thursday's Central Standard, a look at the dark art of public relations. A couple months ago, the Public Relations Society of America crowd…
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Bellman, concierge, housekeeper, valet: If the Pullman porter’s job was complex, his place in the American consciousness is even harder to pin down. Was…