Chiefs, Royals and Missouri
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The Bulldogs head to Missouri for its final SEC series of the season against a Tigers team that shocked the college baseball world last weekend.
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Via the Associated Press, Missouri legislators have crafted a new plan to try to keep the Chiefs (and the Royals) from moving across the border to Kansas. New legislation would allow the state to issue bonds that would cover half the costs of a renovated Arrowhead Stadium and a new baseball stadium.
A northeast Missouri man is facing multiple charges following a weekend traffic stop. On Saturday, a Lewis County sheriff’s deputy conducted a traffic stop in La Belle for a subject driving without a valid license.
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Around 2 a.m., he was released from the jail and given a “courtesy” ride by deputies to a hospital, the lawsuit said. A jail officer then “lied” to hospital staff to “cover-up the true facts that he and other” employees were “indifferent to (the man’s) serious medical needs,” according to the lawsuit.
A measles outbreak continues to plague Kansans, with more than a dozen new cases across the state, bringing the total to 56.
Charges have been filed against a Missouri man who admitted he attacked a beloved pet dog with a hammer and left it with serious head injuries.
The Missouri Gaming Commission announced that applications will open Thursday, May 15, for sports wagering licenses.
Eli Drinkwitz and the Missouri Tigers received some more good news on the recruiting trail this week as 3-Star safety prospect Bradley Brown locked in his official visit to Columbia for this summer. The 6-foot-1, 180 lb. defender took to social media to share that he will be in town from June 6th through the 8th.