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FEMA Map of Nuke Targets Suddenly Shows Many Odd Missouri Places
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Sports betting on Missouri ballot awaits judge decision
A lawsuit challenging the certification of signatures for a proposed sports betting initiative in Missouri could potentially knock the initiative off the November ballot, with a quick decision expected from a judge by September 10.
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This brings up so many questions. Many maps have been shared over the years showing what the federal government believes would be the most likely targets if a worst-case scenario nuclear exchange were to occur. Why does that latest FEMA map now show many unexpected Missouri targets all of a sudden?
Growth in artificial intelligence puts pressure on Missouri energy generation
As the use of artificial intelligence grows, so does the technology required to store its data — and the energy that infrastructure consumes. At a recent forum about “securing Missouri’s energy future,” lawmakers, regulators, lobbyists and advocates discussed the challenge of powering new data centers. A data center is a physical location that houses internet servers. […]
Five-star Chris Cenac Jr. headlines another loaded Link Academy squad
BRANSON, Mo. – Nestled along the coast of Lake Taneycomo, Link Academy isn't going to be sneaking up on anybody. Now entering their fourth year of fielding an elite national basketball program, the Lions have set a standard of excellence. In year one they were national runner-up; they won a national title in year two and last year they made a Final Four.
Kanakuk counselor Pete Newman is up for parole. Victim advocates want it denied
A former counselor at a Christian youth camp near Branson who is serving multiple life sentences for sexual abuse will have a chance at parole in September. Peter Newman has served 14 years in the Missouri Department of Corrections for sexually abusing Kanakuk Kamps campers. He will appear before the parole board Sept. 25. ...
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