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I came to office determined with the duty to care and get us through one of our toughest periods in history. And we have. President joe biden continues to hit the former president on the Campaign Trail as the former president yesterday appeared to float cutting Social Security and medicare. Meanwhile, trump is also now flipflopping on tiktok, the platform he pushed to ban when he was in office. It comes as the house is set to vote tomorrow. Plus, theres more fallout from alabama senator katie britts state of the Union Rebuttal and how her speech highlights republicans fears of losing women vot...

Over three paydays this year, nearly 700 paychecks to CapMetro bus operators were shorted, officials say. Checks were issued to fix the gaps.

The University of Missouri’s College of Education received a $1 million gift during National Teacher Appreciation Week to support elementary education students. At a ceremony on Thursday, it was announced that the gift from MU alumnus Gary J. Coles and Patricia McIntosh Coles will create scholarships for students studying early childhood education or elementary education. Students will have to show financial need to qualify. Shelby Johnson is the first recipient of the Dr. Patricia McIntosh Coles and Dr. Gary J. Coles 1981 Scholarship in Elementary Education award and spoke at the ceremony....

The University of Missouri’s College of Education received a $1 million gift during National Teacher Appreciation Week to support elementary education students. At a ceremony on Thursday, it was announced that the gift from MU alumnus Gary J. Coles and Patricia McIntosh Coles will create scholarships for students studying early childhood education or elementary education. Students will have to show financial need to qualify. Shelby Johnson is the first recipient of the Dr. Patricia McIntosh Coles and Dr. Gary J. Coles 1981 Scholarship in Elementary Education award and spoke at the ceremony....

$1 million donation will fund scholarships for MU education students The first recipient of a University of Missouri scholarship for students preparing to become elementary teachers on Thursday said it would help relieve some of the financial stress of student debt. "Being a teacher is really special and is something I've wanted to do since I was a first- grader," said Shelby Johnson, a junior elementary education major from Parker, Colorado. A special first-grade teacher sparked her passion for education, she said, while shedding a few tears. "Thank you for celebrating teachers," Johnson to...