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The Family Court Committee of the Supreme Court of Missouri is reaching out to the public and legal professionals to gather input as part of its mandatory review of the child support guidelines. This review will involve a thorough examination of the underlying assumptions, information and methodology used in the current guidelines.

Governor Mike Parson has announced the issuance of an order prohibiting the sale of food containing psychoactive cannabis compounds in Missouri unless it comes from an “approved source.” Additionally, the order prohibits the sale of psychoactive cannabis products at retail establishments holding a liquor license.

The Excelsior Springs Police Department reported the following arrests handled recently by the department. Thursday, July 11 At 12:25 a.m., Brendon Parsons, 38, was arrested for failure to appear.

The City of Excelsior Springs is embarking on an exciting journey to develop a new comprehensive plan for the future grown and development of the community. The comprehensive plan delves into the intricate fabric of the community, addressing critical aspects such as infrastructure, housing, transportation and the economic and cultural needs of the burgeoning population.

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The highly anticipated primary election has come to an end with unofficial results being reported. While Clay County had uncontested races, Missouri saw close competition for seats.

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Amidst scorching heat and the exodus of people for their last summer trips, the American Red Cross is confronting a dire shortage of blood. Since the beginning of July, the Red Cross has faced a significant drop of over 25% in the national blood supply.

Two Excelsior Springs properties have been approved for special use permits. Excelsior Springs Director of Economic Development Melinda Mehaffy presented considerations for two properties at a recent city council meeting.