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Brodziak and Brouwer Lead the Way
Mizzou Wins Regional
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Boycott over LGBT law impacts more than just the music fans
GREENSBORO, N.C. (AP) — Hotels, restaurants and even community groups who work at arena concession stands are feeling the economic shockwaves from the growing number of canceled concerts and shows over North Carolina’s new LGBT law. Greensboro Coliseum Complex lost an estimated $188,000 from three no-shows since the law was passed in March and city…
Lawmakers vote to expand industry say in water regulations
JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. (AP) — Agriculture and mining industries could gain more influence over Missouri’s water regulations under legislation awaiting the governor’s approval. The Legislature voted this month to allow industry-backed commissioners to replace public representatives on the Clean Water Commission. Some in the agriculture community criticized the commission for revoking a permit for a…
Missouri Republicans pick delegates for national convention
The amount of delegates awarded was based on the outcome of the March primary in Missouri