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6:21 pm
Wed July 11, 2012

Soon you can app your route on Columbia Transit

Big budget deficits and low ridership keep the Columbia Transit system searching for new ways to boost support.  One unusual place they’re looking is the League of Innovators, a group of tech-oriented entrepreneurs.

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Transportation
2:21 pm
Tue July 10, 2012

MoDOT awards $111 million contract to rebuild Missouri River bridge

Originally published on Tue July 10, 2012 1:32 pm

Two familiar names in St. Louis construction have won a Missouri Department of Transportation contract to rebuild the Daniel Boone Bridge, which carries Interstate 64 across the Missouri River at Chesterfield.

Alberici Enterprises and Walsh Construction will start on the $125 million project in early 2013. The construction portion of the contract totals $111 million.

MoDOT director Kevin Keith called it a great day for his department and the region, saying St. Louis and St. Charles counties are getting a lot from the contract.

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Business
10:16 am
Mon July 9, 2012

Columbia, MU drop out of proposed broadband group

Credit File / KBIA
Columbia City Hall

The city of Columbia and the University of Missouri are dropping out of a national effort to bring extremely high-speed broadband networks to research university communities.

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Business
8:57 am
Mon July 9, 2012

Joplin council to consider tornado recovery plans

Credit KBIA / File photo
Joplin after the tornado

A master planner hired to guide Joplin's recovery from the deadly May 2011 tornado plans to present his first slate of projects to city elected leaders Monday night.

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Business
8:59 am
Fri July 6, 2012

Mo. insurers to issue nearly $61M in refunds

Credit Jacob Fenston / KBIA
Under a provision in the federal healthcare law, Mo. insurers will pay nearly $61 million to Missourians.

Some of Missouri's largest insurance companies will be refunding consumers almost $61 million this month under a provision of the federal healthcare law. Insurers who failed to spend at least 80 percent of premium-dollars on medical care and quality improvement have to repay the difference to consumers.

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