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UFL Scores, 2026 Season - ESPN Live scores for every 2026 UFL season game on ESPN. Includes box scores, video highlights, play breakdowns and updated odds.

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St. Louis Battlehawks Schedule 2026 - The UFL

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#NoKings story: conservative 'reporters' showed up to interview folks at our event.

They claimed to be from the local colleges' democratic club.

Lies. I had just spoken with the president of that club.

Rural #MO isn't immune to grifters trying to get clickbait

No Kings 3 update

Our Democratic coalition in #MO got bigger today

Welcome every ally. They show up in many, many forms

MO No Kings 3 was a huge!

We nearly doubled our participation from NK2

100+ anti-ICE whistles passed out.

Food and funds collected for the local food bank

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Understanding the MO of cybercriminals - Negative PID In a previous article, we have seen how cybercrime is, by nature, difficult to define. However, criminologists have successfully categorized different

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Missouri Senate unanimously approves commission to study trade with Ireland The Missouri Senate passed Senate Bill 1576 on third reading, creating a commission to study trade with Ireland. Sponsor Senator Callaway said the measure 'will cost the state nothing.' The final vote was recorded as 32 ayes, 0 noes.

The Missouri Senate just made a groundbreaking move by unanimously approving a commission to explore trade opportunities with Ireland, and it won't cost the state a dime!

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Missouri Senate advances multiple bills across public safety, courts and property rules On March 24 the Missouri Senate approved a series of bills on third reading, including measures on mortgage modifications, court filing surcharges, assisted outpatient mental health treatment, GIS council creation and short‑term rental classification. Vote tallies were recorded for each measure.

The Missouri Senate just made significant strides by passing key bills on mortgage modifications, public safety, and mental health treatment in a decisive session!

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Senate debate over kratom regulation stalls after lengthy floor exchange Senators spent hours debating a substitute for SB 16‑05 that would regulate kratom products and limit the synthetic compound 7‑OH to 1,000 parts per million; lawmakers agreed on labeling and age‑21 purchase limits but laid the bill over for further work rather than voting on final passage.

Missouri senators are locked in a heated debate over a proposed bill to regulate kratom and its synthetic compound 7‑OH, aiming to protect children while navigating complex public health concerns.

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Senate approves Missouri Rangers training option for school protection after amendment fight The Senate perfected SB 9‑05 to create a POST‑regulated Missouri Rangers training program for school protection officers; the chamber adopted continuing‑education rules and sustained a point of order that removed an amendment expanding criminal penalties before declaring the bill perfected and ordered printed.

The Missouri Senate has approved a groundbreaking training program for school protection officers, ensuring they are highly skilled while maintaining limited arrest authority.

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Hamuo and Mo's "Hell Mode: The Hardcore Gamer Dominates in Another World with Garbage Balancing" returns for its 2nd season on HiDive in July 2026.
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#37 S2E9: SDFC-RSL Recap, Mo Salah Rumors and More On this week's episode of the Chromaniacs, Craig Elsten, Tony Sanchez and Alex Peña discuss:  - A 2-2 draw to RSL at home, disappointing or expected given the club's heavy schedule? - Post-match sound from Mikey Varas and Marcus Ingvartsen - Is Manu Duah going to be poached by a European team in the summer? - Should Zamblé go on loan if he's not going to play for SDFC that much? - Mo Salah is leaving Liverpool, what are the odds he comes to San Diego?  - If you enjoy the show, please offer a five-star rating and kind review!

📣 New Podcast! "#37 S2E9: SDFC-RSL Recap, Mo Salah Rumors and More" on @Spreaker #chromaniacs #draw #duah #fc #ingvartsen #manu #marcus #match #mikey #mo #podcast #review #rsl #salah #sandiego #sdfc #thechromaniacs #varas

Students program robots to perform Beethoven Students in Lafayette High’s Principles of Engineering class programmed nine robots to play an excerpt from Ludwig van Beethoven’s “Symphony No. 9,” more commonly known as “Ode to Joy.”

#Students in #Lafayette High’s (Wildwood, #MO) Principles of Engineering class programmed nine #robots to play an excerpt from Ludwig van #Beethoven’s “Symphony No. 9,” more commonly known as “Ode to Joy.” www.westnewsmagazine.com/schools/stud...

Committee adopts substitute to standardize mobile food vendor licensing, requires one license per vehicle The House Committee on Economic Development adopted and recommended a substitute for House Bill 3157 that clarifies definitions, requires one license per vehicle, authorizes DHSS enforcement actions against unlicensed vendors, and allows collaborative local-state inspection agreements; committee vote: 15 ayes, 0 nays, 2 present.

Missouri's House Committee just approved a game-changing substitute for food vendor licensing that promises clearer rules and tougher enforcement—are you ready for the impact?

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Committee adopts broadband substitute to align speed standards with existing technology The committee adopted and recommended a substitute for House Bill 2886 that aligns state speed standards with current technology, clarifies eligibility for middle‑mile and E‑Rate‑related programs, and removes a prior limitation on other forms of technology; roll-call vote: 17-0.

Missouri's committee has just adopted a groundbreaking substitute for House Bill 2886, aligning speed standards with modern technology and expanding eligibility for vital broadband programs!

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Senator Nicola urges shortening Independence school board terms; amendment would excuse students accompanying parents to vote Sen. Joe Nicola told the committee SB 1351 would reduce Independence school board terms from six to three years and he accepted an amendment to excuse a student one time per scheduled election when accompanying a parent to vote; Missouri NEA testified in favor.

Senator Joe Nicola is pushing to shorten Independence school board terms from six to three years while also proposing a new policy to excuse students for voting—could this spark greater civic engagement?

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Committee hears HB 35-18 to earmark entertainers’ income tax for arts, libraries and humanities Rep. Renee Reuter’s HB 35-18 would place the athletes-and-entertainers income tax into a dedicated fund and distribute it by statutory percentages (60% Arts Council, 10% Humanities, 10% State Library, 10% Public Broadcasting, 10% Historic Preservation); sponsor and more than a dozen arts and library witnesses testified in favor, arguing earmarking restores original intent and stabilizes grants.

A new bill aims to redirect Missouri's athletes-and-entertainers income tax to support vital arts, libraries, and humanities programs—restoring its original intent and ensuring a stable revenue source across the state.

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Did you know that a survey found 60% of people form an opinion about a business within 8 seconds of walking in? Make sure your home's first impression is a good one with this guide to making your house smell amazing all the time #HomeOrganization #Mo

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House backs statewide daily physical-activity requirement after narrow procedural votes The House adopted a committee substitute to H.B. 27-48 requiring daily physical activity for K–12 students (60 minutes average) after an amendment clarified implementation timing and allowed up to 10 minutes to count toward class minutes; members debated logistics, teacher capacity and scheduling impacts.

Missouri's House just passed a bill mandating 60 minutes of daily physical activity for students, but the implementation raises plenty of questions and concerns!

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Votes at a glance: Missouri House actions on March 12, 2026 Summary of formal floor actions taken March 12, 2026: House ordered perfection/printing or adopted committee substitutes on multiple bills including H.B. 26-36, 17-18, 21-20, 27-48, 20-35, 32-31, 25-47 and a set of calendar items; several votes were recorded on procedural motions.

The Missouri House made significant strides on March 12, 2026, passing key legislation on everything from mortgage modifications to AI in mental health.

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Missouri House advances "Sawyer's Law" after emotional floor debate over bullying reports The Missouri House adopted a committee substitute of H.B. 21-20, called "Sawyer's Law," to require prompt investigation and board reporting of bullying incidents after members heard an emotional account of a teen's suicide and debated an amendment limiting board-level reporting.

The Missouri House has taken a crucial step in advancing "Sawyer's Law," aiming to ensure swift action against bullying in schools after a heart-wrenching story of a teen's tragic suicide ignited passionate debate.

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House adopts optional "innovation district" framework, setting up statewide economic incentives The House adopted a committee substitute to H.B. 32-31 establishing an optional innovation-district program with one-stop permitting, tax incentives and an angel-investment carveout; sponsors said it is voluntary for cities and includes a rural reinvestment fund, while critics pressed fiscal offsets.

Missouri's House just passed a game-changing economic development bill that could unlock billions in private investment through innovative zoning and tax incentives!

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House adds AI protections for explicit images and mental-health advertising language The House adopted language to add artificially generated explicit depictions of minors to child-protection statutes and accepted an amendment requiring truth-in-advertising for AI mental-health tools used in clinically oriented settings.

Missouri's House just took a crucial step to protect minors by criminalizing AI-generated explicit images and ensuring transparency in mental health services!

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Committee hears briefings on Missouri Veterans Recognition Program and Veteran Reads resilience program State employees from the Missouri Veterans Recognition Program described medal and certificate services and records assistance; MU Extension presented a Veteran Reads (REEDS) program that uses literature discussion to build resilience among veterans and first responders.

Missouri is stepping up for veterans with innovative programs that honor their service and build resilience through community engagement.

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Committee adopts substitute combining two bills, records multiple 'do pass' votes in executive session In executive session the House Committee on Veterans and Armed Forces adopted a committee substitute combining House Bills 30 78 and 26 72 and recorded 'do pass' recommendations on other bills; multiple roll-call votes were 16–1, with one recorded no vote by Wolfen.

The House Committee on Veterans and Armed Forces has made significant strides by adopting a substitute bill that merges multiple important proposals with a striking 16-1 vote!

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Committee hears dueling testimony on bill targeting 'claim-shark' veterans-benefits companies Supporters told the committee HB 30 29 would protect veterans from companies that charge contingent fees and promise guaranteed benefits; industry witnesses and some private providers warned the bill as written could limit lawful choice and impede accredited attorneys' ability to operate, recommending targeted amendments and exemptions.

A new bill in Missouri aims to crack down on predatory firms exploiting veterans, but could it risk limiting their access to essential legal services?

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Guard Act targets AI 'companions' used by minors, sponsor says; industry asks for clarifications House Bill 20‑32 would require age verification for AI companions, force chatbots to disclose nonhuman status, bar development that recklessly creates AI that encourages self-harm or sexualized content for minors, and give the attorney general rulemaking authority; clinical witnesses supported the bill while a trade group warned definitions could be broad.

A new bill in Missouri aims to regulate AI companions for minors after tragic incidents highlight their potential dangers, requiring age verification and strict guidelines to prevent harm.

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Two Missouri bills would impose age verification and limits on social‑media features for minors; sponsors and youth testify House Bills 33‑93 and 23‑92 would place stricter age limits, require parental consent or verification, and restrict targeted advertising and addictive design features for minors; sponsors, clinicians and a 12‑year‑old testified in favor while industry urged careful definitions and data‑security safeguards.

Missouri lawmakers are taking a stand against social media's impact on youth mental health, proposing bills that could revolutionize how children interact online.

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