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Missouri voters choose contenders for state auditor race in November (opens the original)
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Missouri voters have chosen the contenders for Missouri state auditor in the upcoming midterm election on Nov. 3. Republicans elected incumbent state auditor Scott Fitzpatrick to face off against Democrat-elected challenger Quentin Wilson and Libertarian candidate Dustin Coffell, who ran unopposed. In his past year as auditor, Fitzpatrick’s office has prioritized audits on fraudulent and misplaced funds throughout the state. Most recently, he promoted the discovery of $178,000 spent by the Bates
Missouri Children's Trust Fund receives federal dollars to support prenatal home visits (opens the original)
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The Missouri Children’s Trust Fund has received nearly $600,000 in federal funding to support rural prenatal home visits during pregnancy, as well as follow up visits during the early years of a child’s life. CTF Executive Director Emily van Schenkhof said they intend to use the funds to help support evidence-based prenatal home visit programs in rural Missouri. Home visits are meant to be a free option for families who can’t easily access individualized prenatal care. “It’s an exciting time per
Moberly Joint Communications assumes responsibility of Randolph County (opens the original)
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Moberly Joint Communications is now responsible for the Randolph County Ambulance District. This change brings new software that standardizes calls and helps dispatchers better understand and communicate situations to responders. In the past, dispatchers could either rely on prior experience or flip through prompts printed on cards to help callers. Now, they can submit answers into a program to more efficiently assist a caller with their emergency. Community Relations Manager Scott McGarvey said
Columbia City Council has mixed reactions to proposed budget cuts (opens the original)
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After their first budget work session Monday afternoon, Columbia City Council members appear to have mixed feelings toward proposed cuts. First Ward Councilor Valerie Carroll said she’s most concerned about utility assistance programs. “I want to make sure that we are there to cover needs in our community, especially with the knowledge of when those needs aren’t met those costs are likely to appear somewhere else in other programs,” she said. She expressed dissatisfaction with the decrease in fu
What to know about bemotrizonal, the newly approved sunscreen ingredient (opens the original)
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Last month, the Food and Drug Administration approved a new ingredient to be used in sunscreen – the first in 20 years. Bemotrizonal, or BEMT, is a broad spectrum blocker and has more blocking abilities than most other chemical blockers in current sunscreen filters. Dr. Jordan Parker, a dermatologist at University of Missouri Health Care, said she believes BEMT could improve Missourian’s relationship to sunscreen. “Compared to a lot of other ingredients, it’s photo stable, meaning that it doesn'
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