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FEMA gives $500,000 to Missouri Fire Safety | Fulton Sun (opens the original)
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Missouri firefighters and other emergency personnel received a boost last week from a federal funding program. The Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) awarded $500,000 to the Missouri Division of Fire Safety in conjunction with a wider funding effort for Midwestern states. FEMA announced the grant as part of $15 million awarded to organizations in Missouri, Iowa, Kansas and Nebraska. More than $10 million of the money is being distributed through its Assistance to Firefighters Grants prog
Columbia Landcare celebrates 30 years in Mid-Missouri | Jefferson City News-Tribune (opens the original)
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If you live in Mid-Missouri, you have almost certainly seen the work of Columbia Landcare, even if you do not recognize the name. The landscaping and environmental management team is celebrating its 30th anniversary by taking a look back at how the company has grown over the years. As the company went through mergers and development during three decades, it has expanded to cover a wide range of outdoor jobs -- everything from turf management to irrigation systems to snow removal. "Pretty much, i
Hoskins faces lawsuit from former director of election integrity | Jefferson City News-Tribune (opens the original)
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The string of lawsuits against Secretary of State Denny Hoskins continues, with the latest coming from his former director of election integrity. Plaintiff Nick La Strada filed the lawsuit against Hoskins and the state of Missouri, alleging the secretary fired him over his role as a whistleblower in the case of an overturned election. La Strada's legal team held a press conference in front of the Cole County Courthouse Monday morning to announce the details of the case and present their side of
JC, Cole County take in state funding for law enforcement | Jefferson City News-Tribune (opens the original)
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Cole County and Jefferson City received small shares of millions of dollars of state grant money for law enforcement. Gov. Mike Kehoe announced Monday that $10 million has been awarded to 350 counties, cities and towns through the Missouri Blue Shield program. Grant recipients used the additional funding on a variety of law enforcement tools and technologies, including body cameras, ballistic vests, interoperable radios and vehicles. "This year, even more communities stepped up to earn the Blue
Kehoe holds signing for new health care licensing law | Jefferson City News-Tribune (opens the original)
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Gov. Mike Kehoe stopped in Kansas City on Thursday for a ceremonial signing of a new bill that opens doors for out-of-state health care professionals. House Bill 2974 is an economic and workforce development legislation that aims to make it easier for qualified licensed professionals to begin practicing medicine in Missouri. The signing event took place at the headquarters for United WE, a nonprofit organization that works on a national level to increase women's participation in the workforce. T
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