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Woden
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12th April 2022
Blog: Baseball's Back, As Inconsistent As Ever
Prior to 1969, MLB was a brand without an (visual) identity.
ksdk.com
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27th October 2021
The final days of Crestwood Plaza
From buying pretzels with her mother at Aunt Annie's, to going on scavenger hunts with friends, Crestwood Court was as much a friend as those with whom she visited.
ksdk.com
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27th October 2021
Up high and down below, Merferd sees it all
Maybe you've seen him around. Merferd isn't shy, nor is he extroverted. He isn't where you'd expect him to be, but he's also right where you want to see him.
ksdk.com
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27th October 2021
It's a Whole New Ballgame
On a Sunday evening in the heart of Oklahoma, the New Orleans Zephyrs are coming up to bat against the Oklahoma City Dodgers. The heat index is 105°, the skies are clear and the heat is relentless, but the fans are happy and the players are ready for a Sunday ballgame.
27th October 2021
Mo. House resolution would authorize articles of impeachment against Gov. Greitens
The latest pushback against the Missouri governor came the same day as Attorney General Josh Hawley announced a potential felony violation against Greitens for using an electronic donor list for political fundraising.
ksdk.com
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26th January 2022
NBC News: Russia compromised 7 states prior to 2016 presidential election
Illinois state officials said they detected a "malicious cyberattack" during the summer of 2016, just months out from the election.
ksdk.com
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25th October 2021
Like her grandfather before her, Fla. shooting survivor hid in closet from mass murderer
Carly Novell's grandfather, Charles Cohen, survived a mass shooting in 1949 by hiding inside of a closet during one of the first widely-reported mass shootings in the United States. Sixty-nine years later, Novell found herself in the same situation.
ksdk.com
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26th January 2022
Mizzou team pinpoints genetic targets for autism spectrum disorder in young children
The University of Missouri was awarded $1 million in two grants by the National Science Foundation (NSF) in 2014 to install a supercomputer enabling data-heavy research in both bioinformatics and engineering applications.
ksdk.com
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27th October 2021
'Extremely sad and disappointed': Woman cleaning up on Loop calls for unity
"[Black Lives Matter] protesters honor the cause, protest peacefully. There is so much more work that needs to be done in this country, and in Missouri, and God knows in St. Louis," she said.
ksdk.com
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27th October 2021
Fox High School students evacuated due to bomb threat; classes canceled Friday
"If your student was already on campus this morning, please know they are safe and we are working to arrange for transportation to return these middle and high school students home," said Dr. Wipke.
USA Today
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27th October 2021
It's (technically) official: Snuggies are blankets, not clothing
Earlier this month, a federal court ruled that Snuggies, the As Seen on TV 'blanket with sleeves', should be classified as blankets, and live as a separate entity from robes or priestly vestments.
ksdk.com
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27th October 2021
Empty and without customers, Jamestown Mall comes alive — but only for a day
Although it wasn't the revival to bring it back into motion, the once-thriving shopping mall was given new life by means of an epic paintball fight.
ksdk.com
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27th October 2021
LouFest 2018 canceled, citing 'financial hurdles,' weather concerns
The tweet linked to a full written statement by Listen Live Entertainment, which said LouFest's primary cause of cancelation was due to "several financial hurdles," including the loss of two of the event's top sponsors.
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