A fired up David Tyson Smith talks about the actions of the State Senate as the legislative session comes to an end. The Democratic State Representative from Columbia says the will of Missouri voters is being overturned on abortion and paid sick leave. What's the potential political fallout moving forward?

A fired up David Tyson Smith talks about the actions of the State Senate as the legislative session comes to an end. The Democratic State Representative from Columbia says the will of Missouri voters is being overturned on abortion and paid sick leave. What's the potential political fallout moving forward?

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David Tyson Smith - End of Session

The status of a dedicated downtown unit, Policing TrueFalse, and placing unarmed “security advisors” in the District are addressed in this informative talk with Columbia Police Chief Jill Schlude.

The status of a dedicated downtown unit, Policing TrueFalse, and placing unarmed &ldquo;security advisors&rdquo; in the District are addressed in this informative talk with Columbia Police Chief Jill Schlude.

Police Chief Jill Schlude 3-5-26

The University of Missouri Ag Systems Technology Club will conduct its yearly Lawnmower Clinics in March and April. For $50 you can get your Push Mower tuned-up...including power wash, oil change, and spark plug replacement. Club President Austin Wilson says it also serves as a fundraiser for the group.

The University of Missouri Ag Systems Technology Club will conduct its yearly Lawnmower Clinics in March and April. For $50 you can get your Push Mower tuned-up...including power wash, oil change, and spark plug replacement. Club President Austin Wilson says it also serves as a fundraiser for the group.

Austin Williams - MU Mower Clinics

Columbia’s Mayor Barbara Buffaloe says a proposed 1% sales tax dedicated to police and fire department funding is under discussion. The city is also deciding between transmission line options for the southern part of town.

Columbia&rsquo;s Mayor Barbara Buffaloe says a proposed 1% sales tax dedicated to police and fire department funding is under discussion. The city is also deciding between transmission line options for the southern part of town.

David Tyson Smith - End of Session

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