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Boone County Clerk’s Office to get $200,000 makeover to meet security requirements and adapt to changes in voter behavior

COLUMBIA, Mo. (KMIZ) The Boone County Government has several maintenance and renovation projects planned in the coming months, including a makeover for the Boone County Clerk’s Office. County leaders met Thursday for a preliminary discussion on the upcoming construction project, which is expected to cost about $210,000. According to Boone County Clerk Brianna Lennon, the

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Israel suspende un batallón suyo implicado en agredir y detener a un equipo de CNN en la Ribera Occidental

Por Tal Shalev y Jeremy Diamond, CNN El principal general de las Fuerzas israelíes suspendió todas las actividades operativas de un batallón de reserva implicado en la detención y agresión de un equipo de CNN en la Ribera Occidental la semana pasada, informó el ejército israelí el lunes. El batallón de reserva, que está compuesto

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Social media and AI age verification bills up for potential vote in House Committee Monday

COLUMBIA, Mo. (KMIZ) Three bills that add age verification to social media and AI programs are up for executive action Monday by the Missouri House’s Emerging Issues Committee. House Bill 3393 and 2392, sponsored by Representatives Don Mayhew (R-Crocker) and Marty Murray (D-St. Louis), respectively, would establish the “Missouri Social Media Safety for Minors Act.”

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Christian worshippers mark Palm Sunday

Israel reverses course after barring Palm Sunday Mass in Jerusalem

By Christopher Lamb, Tim Lister, CNN (CNN) — Following a widespread backlash, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said he had asked “relevant authorities” to allow Cardinal Pierbattista Pizzaballa, the Latin Patriarch, to hold services at Jerusalem’s Church of the Holy Sepulchre “as he wishes.” On Sunday, the Latin Patriarchate in Jerusalem said Israeli police prevented

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A member of the Iranian Red Crescent Society stands at Hypercar

What we know on Day 30 of the war with Iran: Israel prepared for ‘multi-front war’ and more US troops arrive in the region

By James Legge, Issy Ronald, CNN (CNN) — As the conflict in the Middle East enters its second month, all the major parties are doubling down on their positions, seemingly weighing the option of further escalation. Israel said it is prepared for a “multi-front war,” Iran’s parliament speaker said the country’s forces are “waiting” for

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Missouri’s 6th Congressional race ramps up following Rep. Sam Graves’ retirement

COLUMBIA, Mo. (KMIZ) After U.S. Representative Sam Graves (R-Tarkio) dropped out of Missouri’s 6th Congressional District race, former podcast host Chris Stigall announced he’s running to fill the seat hours after Graves announcement. The 6th District covers much of the northern portion of the state, including over 30 counties in the new 2025 congressional map.

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Two boats carrying humanitarian aid for Cuba and crewed by activists depart Isla Mujeres on March 21.

Missing aid boats bound for Cuba have been located, Mexican authorities say

By Uriel Blanco, Moriah Thomas, CNN Mexico City (CNN) — Two Mexican sailboats, the “Friendship” and “Tigermoth,” that disappeared at sea while delivering humanitarian aid to Cuba on Thursday have safely docked at Havana’s port, Mexico’s navy said Saturday. The yachts were located 80 nautical miles from Havana using Mexican naval aircraft, and communication was

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