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MU, Bird sign operating agreement

The University of Missouri and Bird, Inc. agreed on new terms for use of the company’s electric scooters on campus. School spokesman Christian Basi said the two sides agreed sometime last month rules for impounding scooters, where scooters are supposed to be parked and how Bird employees will respond to complaints. “We want to make

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Drivers moving barriers on closed roads

People are moving barriers on closed roads as floodwaters stick around in mid-Missouri, according to the Missouri Department of Transportation. “If there’s a flood, there’s people moving barriers,” said MoDOT District Maintenance Engineer Jason Shafer. “And I don’t quite understand it, but it is a given.” According to the MoDOT traveler’s map, Highway 40 just

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Missouri’s only abortion clinic continues fight over license

Missouri’s only abortion clinic has taken a legal fight over its license to a state administrative panel. The St. Louis Planned Parenthood affiliate on Monday filed a complaint against the health department with Missouri’s Administrative Hearing Commission. The panel handles disputes between state agencies and businesses. Abortions at the clinic could end if the commission

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