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Summer is prime time for sporting events, concerts, theatre and more. But how can you make sure the tickets you’re buying for all these fun events are legit? Buying online is the easiest way for many people to get tickets to their favorite team’s game or favorite artist’s concert. If you can, it’s a good

by Dr. Graham A. Colditz Siteman Cancer Center There’s always the same 24 hours in a day, but somehow when we hit spring, it can seem like we get some extra time. With more daylight and warmer weather, the days can just feel like they’re expanding. And with that shift can come a boost in

by Congressman Mark Alford (MO-04) What’s Going on in Washington– This week, House Republicans are putting American small businesses FIRST. Small businesses are not just part of our economy, they are the economy. They are the innovators, the job creators, the backbone of our communities, and the heartbeat of Main Street America. We passed several

Legislators Returning to the Capitol for Special Session to Support Disaster Relief, Economic Development, and Key Budget Priorities: Missouri lawmakers are set to return to Jefferson City as the Missouri General Assembly reconvenes for a special session called by Governor Mike Kehoe. The First Extraordinary Session of the First Regular Session will officially begin at

Missouri Foundation for Health (MFH) has allocated $500,000 in emergency funds to support ongoing tornado response and recovery efforts. The funds will go to organizations that are engaged in relief efforts in order to amplify their impact. The May 16 tornadoes that moved through St. Louis devastated families and caused immeasurable loss. Hundreds of volunteers

by Congressman Mark Alford (MO-04) What’s Going on in Washington– Last week, the House passed President Trump’s One Big, Beautiful Bill, which I was proud to support. This bill includes historic savings for American taxpayers, permanently secures our southern border, and stops the largest tax increase in American history. True to form, Democrats are lying

The following statement is from Steve Rupp, President of Missouri Right to Life: Missouri Right to Life welcomes the Missouri Supreme Court Decision on Tuesday, ordering a Jackson County judge to vacate the preliminary injunctions that she had entered earlier this year in which she declared the Missouri abortion ban and all of Missouri’s health

May is National Moving Month and the kickoff point for the busiest moving season of the year: Half of all household moves happen in the summer. Movers are among the top categories of companies searched on BBB.org, and they’re in high demand right now. The stakes are high when movers handle your belongings. Accidents can

For 22 years, the readers of Rural Missouri have been sharing their favorite places in the Show-Me State with the editors of the magazine. Around 40,000 votes were cast across 18 categories in the annual Best of Rural Missouri Readers’ Choice Awards. Each year the results highlight the best places to eat, shop, stay and

by Jake Marszewski, Missouri News Network Lawmakers heard suggestions Monday for addressing the behavioral health needs of Missourians struggling with substance abuse. Missouri’s Substance Abuse Prevention and Treatment Task Force is comprised of state senators and representatives, and the task force chose professor Rachel Winograd to represent its recommendations before the House Health and Mental