Tony Mullen
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When picky eating persists, occupational therapy may help kids explore foods stress-free (opens the original)
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JEFFERSON CITY — Kids can be picky eaters, but what do you do if a lack of a balanced diet leads to health problems? "The prevalence of restricted or limited diets in children is increasing," said Jordan Wright, an occupational therapist with SSM Health, "and it can feel hopeless and frustrating for parents, especially when health concerns arise. "You want them to get the nutrition they need and be able to enjoy meals with family and friends without it being an adverse experience." Wright says s
New Missouri law hikes penalties for stop-arm violations, adds felony if child hurt (opens the original)
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NEW BLOOMFIELD — The Missouri State Highway Patrol (MSHP) reported a mixed bag in 2025 regarding incidents involving a school bus. MSHP says 871 traffic crashes in 2025 involved a school bus. That's up from 843 in 2024. The good news is the number of injuries in crashes involving a school bus dropped from 345 in 2024 to 284 in 2025. The number of fatalities dropped from seven to one. "That's the goal," said Jon Nelson, the state highway safety and traffic engineer for the Missouri Department of
New MooZOU gallery brings beef nutrition learning to the 2026 Missouri State Fair (opens the original)
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NEW BLOOMFIELD — Something new is coming to the 2026 Missouri State Fair. MooZOU is a collaboration between Mizzou Agricultural Education and Leadership, Mizzou Animal Sciences and the Missouri Beef Industry Council. "MooZOU gallery for kids is a mobile educational center," said Rebecca Mott, an assistant professor of agricultural education at the University of Missouri, "designed for children and their families to learn more about beef nutrition through active learning and play-based strategies
Pharmacist urges tick bite prevention and label checks for Alpha-Gal Syndrome (opens the original)
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JEFFERSON CITY — It may be small, but a tick could make a big impact on your life. Alpha-Gal Syndrome (AGS) is an allergy to a sugar molecule found in most mammals. The allergy is typically triggered by a tick bite. The allergy can be serious and potentially life threatening. "It could be anywhere from mild allergies to anaphylactic reaction," said Olivia Lepper, PharmD, with SSM Health. "It could go from hives, upset stomach or even trouble breathing. Everybody's reaction is different, dependin
Utterback family stays busy with hay, cattle and Youth Fair plans (opens the original)
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NEW BLOOMFIELD — Farming is a family affair at Utterback Family Farms, just north of Mexico in Audrain County. "All of my family is within about five miles of each other," said Melanie Utterback. "It makes it really nice to be able to farm together. We have four generations working together from time to time." While the family tries to take some vacation time, there's always something to do. "We're really busy with hay season," said Andy Utterback. "We're working on finishing cattle out for the
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