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Royals Development: Kansas City Council approved ordinances advancing financing for the proposed downtown stadium, while nearby hospitals prepare for construction and traffic disruptions. Columbia Investment: Ameresco secured a $42 million contract to modernize the city’s electric and water meters, and EquipmentShare broke ground on a headquarters expansion. Manufacturing: A global manufacturer has started a $19 million facility expansion in Fulton, adding to mid-Missouri’s industrial investment. Data Centers & Power: Data centers promise major investment but relatively few jobs, sharpening debate over local benefits as Missouri’s electricity demand grows. Public Finance: Lincoln University students and alumni sued Missouri, alleging decades of unequal funding and seeking nearly $550 million.

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Mo. Independent: Lincoln University students, alumni sue Missouri over unequal funding

Mo. Independent: Lincoln University students, alumni sue Missouri over unequal funding

Cold dorms, lost millions: HBCU alumni sue Missouri over funding inequities

Cold dorms, lost millions: HBCU alumni sue Missouri over funding inequities

West Plains Bank and Trust Company Gives $114,575 to Schools, Ozarks Healthcare, Missouri State University–West Plains

West Plains Bank and Trust Company Gives $114,575 to Schools, Ozarks Healthcare, Missouri State University–West Plains

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Arkansas Bans Billboards For In-State Medical Cannabis Dispensaries While Letting Missouri And Oklahoma Marijuana Companies Advertise On Them (Op-Ed)

Arkansas Bans Billboards For In-State Medical Cannabis Dispensaries While Letting Missouri And Oklahoma Marijuana Companies Advertise On Them (Op-Ed)

Missouri Woman Finds McDonald’s Receipt From 2013. Then She Sees How Much A Cheeseburger And A Coke Cost: ‘I Used To Pay Like $10 For 2 People’

Missouri Woman Finds McDonald’s Receipt From 2013. Then She Sees How Much A Cheeseburger And A Coke Cost: ‘I Used To Pay Like $10 For 2 People’


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State of Missouri to Host Hiring Event in St. Louis

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State of Missouri to Host Hiring Event in St. Louis

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Oct. 7, 2026

Cooper County receives a "poor" rating from Auditor Fitzpatrick in new report that identifies the county's worsening financial condition

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Integrity Care Group Enters Two New States and Strengthens Core Market with Acquisition of 15 NextCare Clinics; Now Offers Access to High-Quality Healthcare in 100 Clinics Across Five States

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