Missouri May Soon Have Solar Panels on Roadways
This past session Missouri lawmakers gave permission to launch the practice on a trial basis.
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This past session Missouri lawmakers gave permission to launch the practice on a trial basis.
In my world, there are two kinds of people. Mustang people and Camaro people.
Light rail service was disrupted Friday morning after a train hit a pickup truck.
The search continues for two hikers who were reported missing on Wednesday.
After an emotionally trying week, President Barack Obama is heading West to celebrate the raw beauty of America's national parks as the system nears its 100th birthday, and highlight challenges threatening it over the next 100 years, including climate change and chronic underfunding by Congress.
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The utility says the outage is centered in the Citrus Heights area, with more than 65,000 reportedly without power.
The uniforms have to be ordered by July 1 to get them by September, and the cost for another set of uniforms isn't in the budget.
Shana Hunter was one of roughly 200 people that were kept outside of the John F. Kennedy High School graduation Wednesday night.
The proposed initiative would also require the Legislature to publish all committee and floor proceedings online within 24 hours and keep them online in a downloadable format for at least 20 years.
Los Angeles-based Kind Financial said Thursday that Microsoft will help it market its software to local and state government agencies that monitor marijuana growers or distributors.
