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County Finances: Cooper County received Missouri’s lowest audit rating, with low reserves, poor planning and oversight problems among the concerns. Lincoln University Lawsuit: Students and alumni are suing Missouri, alleging decades of unequal land-grant funding and seeking nearly $550 million. Election 2026: Amendment 3 supporters are highlighting restrictions on transgender care for minors as they campaign for a measure that would reinstate Missouri’s abortion ban with limited exceptions. Food Assistance: Missouri is adding paperwork requirements for SNAP recipients as federal penalties loom. Animal Welfare: Attorney General Catherine Hanaway is suing kennel operators in West Plains and Carthage over alleged repeat violations of state care and inspection rules. Mizzou Football: Freshman offensive lineman Johnnie “DJ” Jones is on the heart transplant list, while the Tigers prepare to host Texas A&M Saturday.

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Oct. 7, 2026

Missouri school-bus stop law now carries higher fines and camera rules

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Oct. 6, 2026

Lasbury Security & Fire urges Missouri property owners to review outdoor security for fall darkness

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Oct. 6, 2026

Adam Puchta Winery returns to Best of Missouri Market for fifth year

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Annie Eisenbeis wins 2026 CPESN USA Outstanding Network Facilitator Award

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