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Missouri lawmakers on Tuesday advanced a proposal that would undo the redistricting process enacted months ago by voters through an initiative petition, then roughly an hour later passed a bill to charge a fee to file initiative petitions.

The University of Missouri is cutting down on building space to reduce maintenance costs following concerns about state budget cuts for higher education.

The Warrensburg City Council approved a salary increase proposal on Monday night from Danielle Fesler, director of Parks & Rec.

The Warrensburg City Council approved a contract on Monday night with Emery Sapp & Sons, Inc. for hot mix overlay for street maintenance.

A Kansas City artist has been selected to create statue of former President Harry Truman for display in the U.S. Capitol.

On April 18, Sedalia Police reponded to the 400 block of E. Chestnut to investigate a report of an intoxicated person lying in the roadway.

Visitors to a conservation area in southern Missouri could soon have more acreage to explore along the Jacks Fork River.

Some streets near the Sedalia Post Office will be closed for maintenance beginning Tuesday morning.

A major street reclamation and resurfacing project is scheduled to begin on Winchester
Drive in Sedalia on Monday, April 22.

In all, 46 people — ages 19 to 52 — started the four-week boot camp on March 4, the St. Louis Post-Dispatch reported. Their backgrounds were diverse, but the reasons why they wanted to be on the front lines of the Missouri Department of Corrections were not.