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Lead Cleanup: A pilot sediment trap on Jefferson County’s Big River may help contain lead pollution from Missouri’s Old Lead Belt. EPA, Army Corps and state officials say contaminated sediment can be collected and remediated. State Politics: Democrats broke Republican supermajorities in both chambers, and Fred Wellman defeated longtime Rep. Ann Wagner. Voters also approved Amendment 6, making it harder for lawmakers to change citizen-led initiatives. Jobs and Business: Conagra plans to close its Macon plant, eliminating more than 400 jobs. New hemp restrictions have also taken effect, prompting Missouri retailers to pull products and some businesses to close. Travel and Sports: Friday’s nationwide FAA ground stop disrupted teams’ travel ahead of the weekend; Missouri had arrived before the stoppage for today’s game at top-ranked Georgia.

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Nov. 12, 2026

Healthy Workforce Institute partners with Missouri nurse leaders to curb workplace bullying

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Nov. 10, 2026

BRYTESIGHT finishes Memorial Stadium tech upgrades for Missouri renovation

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Nov. 5, 2026

Toastique to open first Missouri café in downtown St. Louis on Nov. 21

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Nov. 5, 2026

TCS warns Missouri businesses to review robocall opt-outs before November 25 FCC deadline

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Planned Roadwork for Northwest Missouri, Nov. 16-22

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Upcoming Planned Roadwork for Northeast Missouri, November 16 - 27, 2026

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MDC, Missouri Trappers Association, and St. Louis Area Scouting host innovative trapping experience program Dec. 5-6

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Healthy Workforce Institute Partners with the Missouri Organization of Nurse Leaders to Strengthen Workplace Culture

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Beginning tonight, nightly lane closure on eastbound U.S. 54 at Missouri River Bridge

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