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Kennedy Robbins lives in Columbia and came out as a genderqueer lesbian after ending their relationship with their high school boyfriend. They spoke about realizing that they could live as their authentic self and have a happy life.
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At the press conference announcing the task force, Governor Mike Parson left the door open for legislative efforts to regulate the hemp industry.
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A University of Missouri professor is among those who have successfully identified new early-stage molecules that could be used to combat future coronaviruses.
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Brian Schaeffer intends to bring AI technology to the Columbia fire department to optimize its response times. He also hopes to fill staff vacancies.
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Drivers should watch out for narrow lanes, reduced shoulders and reduced speed limits when driving west to Columbia.
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Jermarcus Perkins is a 25-year-old bisexual Christian who lives in Columbia. He encountered many health struggles during his adolescence and dealt with bullying once he came out as queer in his late teens. He says it's been a long road to self-acceptance.
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Lynne Meyerkord has been working at the AIDS project of the Ozarks, or APO, in Springfield for 37 years and is now the Executive Director.The organization was created in the early days of the AIDS epidemic to help people suffering from HIV and AIDS. She spoke about how HIV has changed in the nearly 40 years she’s been working in the field.
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The belief that the Lieutenant Governor might reverse the ban led members of Missouri Hemp Trade Association to support Kehoe's bid for governor.
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Financial education is a growing element of 4-H programming.
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The Council voted to add $1 million to the police and fire pension fund and restrict the watchdog capabilities of the Citizens Police Review Board in compliance with a new state law.
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A new policy by the Missouri Department of Revenue says Missourians must show proof of gender affirming surgery or a court order to change gender markers on a state ID.