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Independence students bring debate to school over personal electronic policy
Governor Mike Kehoe signed a law that banned cell phones and other communication devices in schools. Some Independence students feel it's limiting their ability to succeed in school.
IN DEPTH: If Missouri Senate passes redistricting bill, voters can reject it
The spotlight is on Jefferson City as the Missouri Senate is set to start debate on a new congressional map.
I-70 expansion project breaks ground between Blue Springs, Odessa
Improve I-70 is a larger project extending toward St. Louis, but the local focus centers on the stretch between Blue Springs and Odessa.
Farmers, researchers and industry experts weigh in on benefits of AI in Ag
The use of AI is growing in every sector of daily life, and this includes how food is produced. Industry experts say the use of precision agriculture (PA) has boomed in the last 15 to 20 years.
An in-depth look at Missouri's redistricting process
The Missouri House of Representatives perfected a bill to redistrict the state's U.S. Congressional boundaries on Monday night.
'Needs a makeover:' 2-year project to replace Gardner Road bridge at I-35
According to the Kansas Department of Transportation (KDOT), the Gardner Bridge project will take place in phases, and should be completed by November of 2027.
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