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Nursing students Riley Greenwell and Ariel Howrey man one of the tents for a drive-thru flu shot clinic Thursday, Nov. 5, on the University of Central Missouri campus.  
Project Community Connect provides flu shots in scaled-down event
WARRENSBURG — As part of a scaled-down Project Community Connect event, University of Central Missouri nursing students administered flu shots to people without insurance in a drive-thru flu clinic … more
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Police Reports Nov. 6
Scorpio D. Hernton, 36, was arrested Oct. 13 when officers responded to a report of trespassing in the 400 block of East North Street. Hernton was arrested on a charge of trespassing. Deana … more
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Beth Del Vecchio on her last deployment to Afghanistan in 2011.
Working Today: Whiteman Public Affairs superintendent shares base’s mission
Superintendent of the 509th Bomb Wing Public Affairs Office at Whiteman Air Force Base Beth Del Vecchio has been in her current position since January but has held a number of previous roles during … more
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Missouri Gov. Mike Parson removes his mask before speaking at a ribbon-cutting ceremony on Tuesday, Oct. 20, 2020, announcing Optimas' new distribution center in Overland that will handle personal protective equipment and other pandemic-related safety materials. Photo by Christian Gooden, cgooden@post-dispatch.com
Nicklaus: Mask mandates aren’t just about health. They’re good for the economy too
The humble face mask, one of our most effective weapons against the coronavirus pandemic, has unfortunately been caught up in the nation’s culture wars. Here’s a suggestion: Business groups … more
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“Making” host Matt Burchett holds a hammer used in his craft as a blacksmith.
KMOS-TV show ‘Making’ nominated for two regional Emmy Awards
WARRENSBURG — The KMOS-TV production “Making” was recently recognized by the Mid-America Chapter of the National Academy of Television Arts and Sciences with nominations for two programs from … more
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Mike Parson and Nicole Galloway
Rural Missouri helps Parson coast to easy win as governor over Galloway
The race pitting Republican Gov. Mike Parson against Democratic Auditor Nicole Galloway in a state that went for President Donald Trump by 19 points in 2016 could come down to turnout, and location. more
Rep. Deb Lavender (right) is challenging Sen. Andrew Koenig in the 15th Senate District
Republicans keep big legislative advantages; Koenig keeps west county Senate seat
In the St. Louis area, the state Senate race drawing the most attention was in west St. Louis County, where incumbent state Sen. Andrew Koenig faced state Rep. Deb Lavender, D-Kirkwood. more
Sheri Elpers, right, gives County Executive Sam Page a thumbs up outside the Rogers Elementary School polling location in Oakville on Tuesday, Nov. 3, 2020. Elpers, a breast cancer survivor, says Page saved her life as her doctor two years ago while she was fighting the cancer. "I'm a Republican, but I voted for him," says Elpers adding that she thinks he is doing the best he can dealing with the Coronavirus pandemic. Photo by Colter Peterson, cpeterson@post-dispatch.com
Page wins election as St. Louis County Executive
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Paula Johnson helps her brother Patrick Pickett cast his vote on Election Day, Tuesday, Nov. 3, 2020, at the Central Baptist Church on Washington Avenue in St. Louis. Photo by Hillary Levin, hlevin@post-dispatch.com
Voters change how Missouri does redistricting; kids won't count
Missouri voters had a second chance Tuesday to consider how the state should draw its political boundaries for choosing state legislators.  more
The Tucker Boulevard entrance to St. Louis City Hall.
Voters OK overhaul of St. Louis elections; keep part of residency rule
Voters weighed in on four ballot proposals: To end the residency requirement for city government employees. To overhaul the way city elections are run. To increase property taxes for early childhood … more
Trump, Parson, Wagner win in Missouri
COLUMBIA, Mo. (AP) — Incumbent Republican Gov. Mike Parson has won another four years in office, turning back a challenge from Democratic Auditor Nicole Galloway on Tuesday. Parson's win is at … more
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National Honor Society students from the Leeton School District carry ballots into the Johnson County Courthouse to be counted for the Nov. 3 General Election.
Johnson County 2020 General Election Results
U.S. PresidentDonald Trump (Republican): 15,468 (66.86%)Joe Biden (Democrat): 6,961 (30.09%)Jo Jorgensen (Libertarian): 551 (2.38%)Howie Hawkins (Green): 66 (0.29%)Don Blankenship (Constitution): 39 … more
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Republicans sweep state representative, state senator races in Johnson County
Johnson County will continue to be represented by Republicans in the Missouri House of Representatives and Senate. Terry Thompson and Kurtis Gregory were both elected to their first term as state … more
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Charlie Kavanaugh
Johnson County Republican incumbents retain seats
All three of the Republican incumbents for Johnson County office on the General Election ballot have won re-election.Eastern Commissioner John Marr, Western Commissioner Charlie Kavanaugh and Public … more
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Missouri Attorney General Eric Schmitt (left), a Republican, faces Democratic challenger Rich Finneran, a former federal prosecutor, in the Nov. 3, 2020 election. 
Five Republican incumbents win Missouri statewide offices
The attorney general, treasurer, secretary of state and lieutenant governor all won four-year terms along with Gov Mike Parson. more
GOP's Parson defeats Galloway to remain Missouri governor
COLUMBIA, Mo. (AP) — Republican Mike Parson has won the Missouri governor's race, defeating Democratic state Auditor Nicole Galloway for the chance to serve a full term in the role he inherited … more
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State Sen. Jill Schupp (left) and U.S. Rep. Ann Wagner (right)
Bush and Wagner both win Missouri congressional seats
In the nationally watched race between Republican U.S. Rep. Ann Wagner and Democratic State Sen. Jill Schupp in Missouri’s 2nd Congressional District, Wagner won.  more
Circuit Attorney Kimberly M. Gardner, left, a Democrat, is running for reelection Nov. 3, 2020, against Daniel Zdrodowski, a Republican challenger. 
St. Louis circuit attorney, city treasurer and sheriff win re-election
St. Louis Circuit Attorney Kimberly M. Gardner, City Treasurer Tishaura Jones and Sheriff Vernon Betts are all considered strong favorites to preserve power in a city that overwhelmingly picks … more
A long line of people wait to vote outside at the Family Arena in St. Charles on Tuesday, Nov. 3, 2020. Several people waited for over an hour to enter the building and cast their vote. Photo by Cheyenne Boone, cboone@post-dispatch.com
Voters line up, some for hours, as turnout swells across St. Louis region
“I wish it was like this every election,” said Jenny Gamache, 58, a business owner reflecting on her 90-minute wait in line at the arena. “That’s how it should be. It’s good to see a lot of … more
Messenger: Death of Missouri 13-year-old is tragic reminder that ‘COVID-19 is real’
COVID is real. As we awake from our 2020 election nightmare — no matter which way the final results end up — those three words should haunt a weary nation. COVID is real. Those three … more
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