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Jefferson City: The city landfill has only three to four years of capacity left. A proposed 15-acre expansion could add about 18 years of operation, though it would extend closer to Shamrock Road. Roads and Transit: MoDOT expects the I-55 expansion from Pevely to Festus to open before Memorial Day 2027; the work includes new interchanges and bridge replacements. Energy: The Missouri PSC will hold public hearings starting Nov. 16 on Evergy’s proposed gas plant in Buchanan County and battery storage project in Jasper County. Ameren also seeks approval for a new substation southwest of Columbia, with a PSC decision due by Feb. 28. Election: Missouri voters face a consequential Nov. 3 ballot, including a decision on the state’s new congressional map. Early voting in mid-Missouri is nearing 2022 levels. Severe Weather: Van Buren secured more than $2 million for a Doppler radar intended to improve storm coverage in a southeast Missouri region officials say is a radar blind spot.

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Missouri’s abortion debate is back. A St. Louis rabbi explains what Jewish law says.

Missouri’s abortion debate is back. A St. Louis rabbi explains what Jewish law says.

Missouri City considers raising signing bonus for new police officers

Missouri City considers raising signing bonus for new police officers

Missouri woman says Pope Leo’s lung cancer diagnosis strengthens her faith: ‘If the pope can get it, anybody can’

Missouri woman says Pope Leo’s lung cancer diagnosis strengthens her faith: ‘If the pope can get it, anybody can’

Missouri State Auditor launches performance audit of Odessa city operations after billing error

Missouri State Auditor launches performance audit of Odessa city operations after billing error

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Missouri CIO John Laurent Set to Retire at the End of 2026

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