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Business
9:15 am
Fri February 22, 2013

Mo. airports reopen with several cancellations

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St. Louis' Lambert Airport is open for business with several flight cancellations.

Airports in Columbia, Kansas City and St. Louis reopened but passengers were told to expect several cancellations, particularly in the morning.

American Airlines flight 3215 from Columbia to Dallas was canceled this morning, but the remaining flights are scheduled to take off and arrive as planned.

Lambert International Airport in St. Louis and Kansas City International Airport both closed Thursday after a massive snowstorm hit Missouri.

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Politics
8:59 am
Thu May 17, 2012

KU license plate ban on the way to Nixon

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Missouri House and Senate have reached an agreement on a bill banning the creation of a KU license plate in Missouri.

Language that would ban the creation of a Kansas Jayhawks specialty license plate in Missouri is on its way to Governor Jay Nixon.

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PM Newscasts
6:01 pm
Wed May 9, 2012

Newscast for May 9, 2012

Regional news coverage from the KBIA News room, including:

  • University of Missouri-Kansas City considers a name change
  • Dred Scott honored at Missouri Capitol ceremony
  • Mo. House backs pregnancy center advertising bill
Weather
8:46 am
Mon April 16, 2012

Alert systems help avoid severe weather damage

Storms caused multiple outbreaks of severe weather most of Sunday from Kansas to Minnesota.

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Politics
9:13 am
Thu February 16, 2012

A potential border war between state legislatures

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A bill before the Missouri House would prevent the body from giving tax credits moving jobs from Kansas to Missouri.

A House committee reviews a bill that gives Kansas an ultimatum.

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Business
1:56 pm
Wed February 15, 2012

HPM: Is the NBAF worth the risk?

Kansas political leaders and top officials at Kansas State University are united in support of a plan to bring the nation's premier agricultural disease laboratory to the K-State campus. But many people remain uneasy about bringing dangerous pathogens into the nation’s heartland -- pathogens that could devastate the livestock industry and possibly harm humans as well.

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