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Boone County judge issues temporary restraining order in PulsePoint dispute (opens the original)
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A Boone County judge has temporarily blocked Boone Health and CHAS Physician Services from interfering with PulsePoint Cardiovascular's ability to operate its private cardiology practice. The judge issued the temporary restraining order Wednesday after a request from PulsePoint, PulsePoint Missouri MSO, Dr. Martin Tibuakuu and Dr. James Fairlamb. The order stems from a larger legal dispute over noncompete agreements involving Boone Health and physicians who previously provided cardiology service
Cole County developing guidelines for employee use of artificial intelligence (opens the original)
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Cole County is working on new guidelines for how employees can use artificial intelligence, particularly when it comes to protecting sensitive county information and ensuring AI-generated information is accurate. Cole County Presiding Commissioner Sam Bushman told ABC 17 the county is still in the “premature stages” of developing guidelines for AI use. Information Systems Director Brian Ridenhour presented the commission with a rough draft last week outlining several principles for the county to
Flu cases few across Missouri so far as flu season approaches (opens the original)
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Flu cases in Missouri remain relatively low, but medical experts said that could change as the season gets underway. Flu season officially begins Oct. 1, and health experts are encouraging people to take steps now to protect themselves. According to the Missouri Department of Health and Senior Services’ latest weekly flu report, there have been more than 160 reported flu cases in the state so far this season, including 96 cases of influenza A and 68 cases of influenza B. Dr. Lana Zerrer, chief m
Parking rates increasing as Jefferson City rolls out new kiosks (opens the original)
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Drivers parking downtown Jefferson City will pay more at the meter as the city begins rolling out higher parking rates. The city approved the rate increases in Aug. as part of a new two-tiered parking system that will gradually increase rates through 2030. The first increase went into effect Sept. 1 and will continue on that date annually. In designated “premium areas,” the hourly on-street parking rate will increase to: These rate apply to West Main Street, West Capitol Avenue, 100 block of Eas
Ashland renames dog park after 9/11 search-and-rescue dog (opens the original)
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A dog park in Ashland now has a new name, honoring a local four-legged hero who served at Ground Zero following the September 11, 2001, terrorist attacks. The city renamed its dog park Tuff Memorial Park in honor of Tuff, a chocolate Labrador retriever who worked as a search-and-rescue dog with Missouri Task Force 1. Tuff deployed to Ground Zero after the attacks and spent 11 days searching through the rubble for survivors. Volunteers with the Ashland Parks Board said they had been aware of Tuff
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