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Gov. Kehoe joins ABK Biomedical, MU Research Reactor for Ashland facility groundbreaking (opens the original)
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ABK Biomedical and the University of Missouri Research Reactor (MURR) marked the start of construction Thursday on a new medical technology manufacturing facility in Ashland. Governor Mike Kehoe attended the community celebration on Oct. 1 at Cartwright Business & Technology Park to celebrate the beginning of construction and transformation of the facility into the future home of ABK Biomedical’s commercial manufacturing operations. Other notable presenters were Boone County Presiding Commission
Kansas City man arrested after striking vehicles with knife, hatchet in Columbia (opens the original)
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A Kansas City man was arrested in Columbia on Wednesday after allegedly striking vehicles with a knife and hatchet. Columbia police officers were dispatched at 12:48 p.m. on Sept. 30 to an incident in front of Commerce Bank on East Broadway Street. According to court documents, a man was throwing items from his vehicle and yelling at passing vehicles. The suspect, identified as 36-year-old Nicholas Francis, also allegedly struck his own vehicle and another vehicle with a knife and hatchet. Franc
Gov. Mike Kehoe signs order suspending fuel restrictions for farmers (opens the original)
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Governor Mike Kehoe signed an executive order Wednesday authorizing a temporary suspension of motor vehicle fuel restrictions and a temporary increase in agricultural allowable weight limitations. The executive order declares a state of emergency, allowing farmers and haulers in commercial vehicles licenses for farmers to use dyed diesel fuel on state highways for agricultural purposes. The order also adjusts commercial vehicle weight limitations to increase capacity for agricultural transportat
AG Hanaway says Missouri is "lucky" to have former AG Bailey back after FBI exit (opens the original)
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Missouri Attorney General Catherine Hanaway said Missouri was “lucky” to have former Attorney General Andrew Bailey return home after he stepped down as co-deputy director of the FBI. KRCG spoke with Hanaway on Sept. 30 and asked if she was aware of Bailey’s decision to leave the FBI. Hanaway said she had heard it was coming but had not spoken with him directly. Hanaway said Missouri was “lucky” to have Bailey return. “I think, ‘Lucky Missouri.’ Here’s a person who has served in the military, wo
Missouri AG says investigation of Students for Justice in Palestine is still ongoing (opens the original)
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Missouri Attorney General Catherine Hanaway said her office is continuing to investigate Students for Justice in Palestine (SJP), including the organization’s relationship with its national chapter. KRCG spoke with Hanaway on Sept. 30 and asked whether there had been any updates to the investigation. Hanaway said her office has asked the organization numerous questions. “We’re asking them a lot of questions about what their affiliation is with their national organization and how the money they r
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