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There is little state regulation of Flock cameras in Iowa. That could soon change. (opens the original)
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Earlier this year, Al Schad took an interest in digital privacy and security. Inevitably, they came across a technology that has found itself at the center of bipartisan uproar: Flock Safety cameras. Schad, 32, checked DeFlock, an open-sourced website that maps Flock cameras and other automated license plate readers, and saw several in University City, a suburb of St. Louis, where they live. "Wow, I don't like that," Schad, who uses they and them pronouns, recalled thinking. With their partner,
Missouri and Kansas offer no 'meaningful protections' from Flock cameras. That may change (opens the original)
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Earlier this year, Al Schad took an interest in digital privacy and security. Inevitably, they came across a technology that has found itself at the center of bipartisan uproar: Flock Safety cameras. Schad, 32, checked DeFlock, an open-sourced website that maps Flock cameras and other automated license plate readers, and saw several in University City, a suburb of St. Louis, where they live. "Wow, I don't like that," Schad, who uses they and them pronouns, recalled thinking. With their partner,
'This...impacts everyone': Missouri couple brings dementia care to medical deserts (opens the original)
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More than 7 million Americans who are 65 or older live with dementia. Another 13 million people provide unpaid care for a loved one or friend with a diagnosis. Those numbers are expected to climb as the U.S. population ages, and advocates say government support will be critical for early detection and resources for caregivers. Luke Nozicka with the Midwest Newsroom reports. LUKE NOZICKA, BYLINE: Dementia is an umbrella term for a decline in cognitive abilities severe enough to interfere with dai
This Iowa senator living with Parkinson’s wants to ban paraquat weed killer, linked to the disease (opens the original)
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Art Staed first noticed trouble with his fine motor skills two years ago. He had difficulty using a keyboard and writing his name. People noticed his facial expressions had changed. His balance was off. Staed, an Iowa state senator who has lived in Kansas and Missouri, announced last year he had been diagnosed with Parkinson's disease, the fastest-growing neurodegenerative disease in the world. He is among more than a million Americans who live with it. "The difficult thing is to know there's no
Missouri and Kansas still allow paraquat weed killer. An Iowa man with Parkinson's wants it banned (opens the original)
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Art Staed first noticed trouble with his fine motor skills two years ago. He had difficulty using a keyboard and writing his name. People noticed his facial expressions had changed. His balance was off. Staed, an Iowa state senator who has lived in Kansas and Missouri, announced last year he had been diagnosed with Parkinson's disease, the fastest-growing neurodegenerative disease in the world. He is among more than a million Americans who live with it. "The difficult thing is to know there's no
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