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Experts warn water enthusiasts of high fecal contamination in recreational waterways (opens the original)
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As fall begins, tourists planning to enjoy Missouri waterways and the sights of colorful fall foliage should take precautions due to reports of water contamination. An analysis by the Environment America Research & Policy Center of water quality data collected in 2024 and 2025 found that 85% of Missouriâs recreational waterways had potentially unsafe levels of fecal contamination on at least one day of testing. At 70% of locations, potentially unsafe levels were recorded on at least one in fou
New federal student loan requirements pose little threat to MU programs (opens the original)
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University of Missouri students are unlikely to be affected by new federal loan rules that target low-earning degrees, university officials say. Under the One Big Beautiful Bill Act, colleges whose graduates consistently earn less than the median income of a high school graduate will lose access to federal student loans and Pell Grants. Some provisions took effect July 1, and others will kick in July 1, 2027. Success! An email has been sent to with a link to confirm list signup. Error! There was
Columbia voters approve sales tax for police and fire services (opens the original)
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Columbia voters on Tuesday narrowly approved a one-cent sales tax for public safety, providing the city with an expected infusion of $38 million a year in funding to bolster its police ranks, build new fire stations and pay for many other services. The measure, known as Proposition 1, won by a margin of less than 1%, according to returns on the Boone County clerkâs website. Although results arenât yet official, it appears that the sales tax measure passed by only 85 votes. The proposition wa
Columbia's newest elementary school has a modern take on classroom space (opens the original)
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Maggie Anderson will be a kindergarten teacher at Eagle Bluffs Elementary School. A previous version of a photo caption incorrectly identified her. Eagle Bluffs, Columbiaâs newest elementary school, officially opened Monday with a ribbon-cutting ceremony that encouraged new students and their families to explore the campus before the start of the school year. âToday we celebrate more than a beautiful building,â Principal Sarah Sicht said to the audience during the ceremony. âWe celebrat
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