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Missouri recipients worry new SNAP requirements could be additional barrier to food access (opens the original)
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The Missouri Department of Social Services-Family Support Division announced changes to food assistance in the Show-Me-State. Beginning Oct. 1, the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program required additional verification documents. Anyone who wanted to receive or renew SNAP benefits would need documented proof of: Missouri DSS said the change would ensure the accuracy and integrity of SNAP. In a statement, Family Support Division Director Mandi Adams said, "These updated verification guideline
Linn Creek considers voluntary land annexation that would triple the city's size (opens the original)
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On Wednesday night, the Linn Creek Board of Alderman held a public hearing on a proposed voluntary land annexation. If approved, the boundary expansion would more than triple the size of the city. Developer Blake Hodits petitioned that his 1,931 acres of land become a part of Linn Creek. The proposal would take the city from 832 acres of total land to 2,763 acres. "What we're asking here is just an annexation. Every zoning change, building permits, all other development activities will still hav
Leaders say Columbia's Opportunity Campus is exceeding expectations, adding partnerships (opens the original)
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The Voluntary Action Center's Opportunity Campus launched over the summer. Just more than two months later, officials said the campus was exceeding expectations. Shelter Director Jessica McNear said the campus had seen a decline in opioid overdoses and had been able to house people quicker than anticipated. "We have done two Narcan administrations, which is significantly decreased from the previous facility," she said. "I think we're somewhere around 20 have now signed leases or moved into units
Jefferson City's 12th annual 'Project Homeless Connect' surpasses 2025 numbers (opens the original)
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In Jefferson City on Friday, groups from all across Mid-Missouri pulled together to offer free services and resources for people in need. More than 50 organizations and 100 volunteers came together to serve 172 people at the 12th annual Project Homeless Connect. The 172 people served surpassed the 2025 event's count. Community members like Anna Holt and Scott Clardy went out of their way to listen to the needs of the community's most vulnerable people. Clardy, a Jefferson City resident, said he
$4.2M grant aims to bolster rural EMS training in Missouri (opens the original)
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On Tuesday, the Missouri Department of Health and Senior Services announced funds to grow Missouri's rural emergency services workforce. Missouri DHSS said the investment was up to $4.2 million. The money was in partnership with the Department of Social Services, its Rural Health Transformation Program and Missouri Emergency Medical Services Association. Rural communities, often struggled to establish and sustain a health care system. Between 2014 and 2022, 12 rural hospitals closed across the s
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