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Republican state Sen. Mike Henderson believes he has the support to advance a bill that would impose age limits on kratom sales and ban the stronger opioid-like products known as 7-OH.
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By Rebecca Rivas
Missouri Independent
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3/30/26
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KINGSVILLE — Camp Valor Outdoors welcomed more than a dozen Vietnam War veterans to its property Saturday, March 28, for a luncheon held in their honor.
The event came one day ahead of …
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By Joe Andrews
joe.andrews@warrensburgstarjournal.com
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3/29/26
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WARRENSBURG – With shovels in hand and grateful hearts, the Recovery Lighthouse broke ground on expansion for its Warrensburg location on Friday,March 27.
Project Manager Michelle Hoskins said …
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By Gavin Moore
Special to the Star-Journal
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3/28/26
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An estimated crowd of approximately 400 people gathered on the Johnson County Courthouse front lawn in Warrensburg March 28 to protest what they believe is an increasingly authoritarian federal …
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3/28/26
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University of Central Missouri junior Ashley Singh highlighted a team of seven University of Central Missouri students who competed last weekend at the Pi Kappa Delta National Speech and Debate …
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3/27/26
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WARRENSBURG – Alisa White rarely takes a day off. As the executive director of Survival House, one of the only agencies in town that provides services to domestic and sexual assault survivors, …
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By Hasina Shah hasina.shah@warrensburgstarjournal.com
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3/27/26
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An early 2000s pop-rock band is coming to the Missouri State Fair in 2026.
The MSF has announced that The All-American Rejects will perform at the fair with opening act Joyce Manor at 7:30 p.m …
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By Star-Journal Staff
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3/27/26
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WARRENSBURG — The University of Central Missouri is hosting the Kleppe Visiting Artist Lecture Series. This series invites practicing artists onto campus to display their work in the UCM Art …
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By Camryn Crawford
Special to the Star-Journal
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3/27/26
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Submitting signatures to force a referendum on a state law is not enough to suspend a new state law, a Cole County judge ruled Friday in a decision that means Missouri’s …
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By Rudi Keller
Missouri Independent
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3/27/26
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Missouri lawmakers advanced legislation this week to create a clear pathway for adults with severe mental illness to receive court-ordered treatment in their communities before they end up …
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By Steph Quinn
Missouri Independent
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3/27/26
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By Hasina Shah
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3/27/26
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A proposal to mandate daily physical activity in public schools squeaked through the Missouri House Thursday after the legislation’s sponsor promised major changes in the Senate.
State Rep. …
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By Anelise Hanshaw
Missouri Independent
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3/27/26
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Missouri education officials are piloting a new model for the state’s decades-old standardized test, shifting the Missouri Assessment Program from a single end-of-year exam to a through-year …
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By Annelise Hanshaw
Missouri Independent
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3/27/26
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Maria Ponder had no idea what was wrong with her two elementary-aged children when they started getting spontaneous nose bleeds earlier this year.
After multiple trips to the doctor, …
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By Hasina Shah hasina.shah@warrensburgstarjournal.com
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3/26/26
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WARRENSBURG – Warrensburg High School’s production of “Our Town” is in full swing this weekend.
Audiences will have the opportunity to see WHS students as they take on a …
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By Hasina Shah hasina.shah@warrensburgstarjournal.com
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3/26/26
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Todd Dale, owner of the Raging Bull Steakhouse in Warrensburg, was awarded a Certificate of Appreciation from the Martin Warren Chapter in recognition of his outstanding support given to the Sons of …
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3/26/26
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WARRENSBURG – The University of Central Missouri (UCM) Division of Music continues its series of spring piano concerts with two guest artists, the annual Piano Showcase and the inaugural UCM …
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3/26/26
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This week's Backward Glance begins in 1897 with news of a midnight Warrensburg buggy heist and the chase that led police to nearby Centerview, then moves to a 1958 crackling debate and opposing …
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3/26/26
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A plan to overhaul higher education funding by tying state aid to enrollment squeaked through the Missouri House on Thursday and faces strong opposition in the state Senate.
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By Rudi Keller
Missouri Independent
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3/26/26
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Missouri lawmakers’ latest attempt to bar state and local officials from helping enforce certain federal gun laws collapsed Wednesday in a House committee, defeated not only by …
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By Jason Hancock
Missouri Independent
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3/26/26
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