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Yorkshire Air Ambulance crew, staff and volunteers have come together to produce a very special rendition of the Christmas classic ‘Jingle Bells’ to spread some festive smiles and cheer, and thank their everyone for their valued support over the last year.

STAFF, crew and volunteers at a vital Yorkshire charity are spreading Christmas cheer this year with a special message.

Governor Kim Reynolds could suffer a humiliating loss in the Iowa Supreme Court if she signs discriminatory language in a budget bill.

Last year in 2020, the Duncanville Santa Cop Program assisted 34 Duncanville families that included 142 children.

Calls are increasing among the Meskwaki Nation of Iowa to continue to eliminate dehumanizing stereotypes from schools and other entities.

Calls are increasing among the Meskwaki Nation of Iowa to continue to eliminate dehumanizing stereotypes from schools and other entities.

Calls are increasing among the Meskwaki Nation of Iowa to continue to eliminate dehumanizing stereotypes from schools and other entities.

JEFFERSON CITY, MO – Today, Director of the Missouri Department of Mental Health (DMH) Mark Stringer announced his plans to retire effective January 1, 2022. He leaves after giving more than 34 years of service to the mental health field; with 24 years at DMH including the last seven years as DMH Director. "The Commission is grateful for Mr. Stringer's years of service to the Department of Mental Health," said Teresa Coyan, Chair of the Mental Health Commission. "It has bee...

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COLUMBIA, Mo. (AP) — Missouris Republican Gov. Mike Parson on Tuesday announced five...