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5:27 pm
Tue October 16, 2012

Boone County Libertarians prepare for Nov. 6

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Libertarian Jonathan Dine takes part in a Senate debate on September 21, 2012

There are almost 30 Libertarian candidates running for various offices in Missouri this year, more than all but four other states in the country.

KBIA’s Erin Dismeier spoke to some Libertarians and their candidates in Missouri to hear their thoughts on this year’s election.

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Politics
5:11 pm
Tue October 16, 2012

Join the NPR chat during tonight's town hall style presidential debate

Frank James
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Frank James is NPR's political blogger. He and Mark Memmot run the political blog "The Two Way"

Tonight is the second of the scheduled presidential debates and KBIA's watching along with you. Listen to the debate on KBIA channel 2 with your HD radio, stream it on HD-2 online, or follow along with the live chat below while you view it on TV.

NPR's veteran political blogger Frank James hosts a live chat with listeners and watchers starting at 7:30PM central time.

Politics
3:50 pm
Tue October 16, 2012

McCaskill serves up burgers and fries to potential voters

McCaskill serving food
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Senator Claire McCaskill waits tables at Flat Branch Pub and Brewing as part of a campaign stop

Election Day is less than a month away and both national and local candidates are pushing their campaigns before the final date to vote. KBIA’s caught up with Senator Clare McCaskill at Flat Branch Pub and Brewing in Columbia today as she shed some insight on her political views of the middle-class. 

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Politics
2:55 pm
Tue October 16, 2012

McCaskill waits tables to emphasize student loans

Claire McCaskill
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Claire McCaskill

Democratic Missouri Sen. Claire McCaskill is donning an apron to emphasize her support for federal student loans in her campaign against Republican Todd Akin.

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Politics
11:11 am
Tue October 16, 2012

Vocal opposition halts Grindstone Creek Trail project

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The Grindstone Creek Trail project is no more, at least temporarily. A Columbia neighborhood vocalized their opposition to the Columbia Parks and Recreation Department’s plans to build a trail alongside the Grindstone Creek. As of Oct. 1, the department planned to re-allocate the funds toward other city projects.

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