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25 years later, the health toll of 9/11 still follows first responders (opens the original)
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Twenty-five years after the Sept. 11, 2001, terror attacks in New York City, first responders who worked at Ground Zero continue to suffer health consequences linked to exposure to toxic and hazardous materials. The World Trade Center Health Program reports more than 9,000 first responders have died from illnesses related to the attacks. The program was established on Jan. 2, 2011, after former President Barack Obama signed the James Zadroga 9/11 Health and Compensation Act of 2010, officially e
Scores of Missourians enrolled in health program for 9/11 responders, survivors (opens the original)
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More than 100 World Trade Center first responders and survivors in Missouri are enrolled in a program that offers health care for problems related to the 9/11 terror attack and its aftermath. Since the attacks, several programs and research initiatives have been established to monitor, treat and comprehend the long-term health effects the toxic and hazardous materials had on first responders. One of the most significant is the World Trade Center Health Program that was established 10 years later
Columbia Public Schools celebrates opening of Eagles Bluffs Elementary (opens the original)
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A major addition to Columbia Public Schools will officially be welcomed Monday afternoon with a ribbon-cutting ceremony for the new Eagle Bluffs Elementary School. The district's newest elementary school is located on 5400 S. Sinclair Road next to John Warner Elementary School. The new two-story, $36 million facility spans 76,5000 square feet was approved by voters in two bond issue elections -- one in 2018 to purchase land as part of the planning for John Warner Middle School and one in 2022 to
JCPD closes investigation into car found in Binder Lake (opens the original)
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The Jefferson City Police Department says the investigation into a vehicle found in Binder Lake earlier this month has been closed. Lt. Curtis Finke with JCPD said the vehicle was a 1993 Pontiac Grand Am with license plates that expired in 1997. "It was submerged in the water for quite some time, at least over 10 years," Finke said. "We did our follow-up investigation, and it did not turn up any active criminal investigations. We have followed up with the owner of the vehicle, and we have since
Fifth Congressional District candidate interview: Micah Beebe (opens the original)
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Six Republicans are competing in the August primary for the Fifth Congressional District seat. Taylor Burks, Rick Brattin, Brett Hueffmeier, Micah Beebe, Berton Knox and Brad Patty are all challenging incumbent Democrat Emanuel Cleaver, who has held the seat since 2005. Congressional districts were redrawn in 2025 during a special session aimed at giving Republicans an advantage in the U.S. House. The once-KC-centric district now stretches from the Kansas border to Osage County. It includes much
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