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Harrison Mevis, the kicker who starred at Missouri before entering the NFL, is a trending search topic in the United States, Canada and Australia. Discussion centres on whether fantasy managers and fans should back him over alternatives such as Bills receiver Khalil Shakir, with Mevis's strong college pedigree fueling interest in his current role.
- 2Missouri Attorney General Targets Bitcoin ATMs▼Bitcoin ATMs are in Missouri AG’s crosshairs—but they insist they’re not the problem
Missouri's attorney general has put Bitcoin ATM operators under scrutiny, but the companies themselves push back, arguing they are not the source of the problem. The dispute highlights growing state-level concern over crypto kiosks, which have been linked elsewhere to fraud and scams targeting consumers, while operators claim they already have safeguards in place.
- 3Mizzou agriculture college unveils new state-of-the-art facilities▼CAFNR celebrates state-of-the-art facilities to benefit Missouri agriculture
The University of Missouri's College of Agriculture, Food and Natural Resources has celebrated the opening of new state-of-the-art facilities intended to support and advance agriculture across Missouri. The college says the upgraded infrastructure will benefit farmers, researchers and students statewide. The announcement was reported by Show Me Mizzou, the university's news outlet.
- 4Northwest Missourian Publishes Special Environment Issue▼Digging Deeper with the Northwest Missourian: Special Environment Issue
The Northwest Missourian, the student newspaper of Northwest Missouri State University, has released a special edition of its Digging Deeper series focused on environmental topics. The issue compiles in-depth reporting on environmental issues relevant to the campus and the Maryville, Missouri community. Readers are being invited to explore the paper's extended coverage of sustainability and local environmental concerns.
- 5Allen, Flowers, Mitchell to represent Sycamore at MVC Media Day●Allen, Flowers, Mitchell to represent Sycamore women’s basketball at MVC Media Day
Indiana State University announced that Allen, Flowers and Mitchell will represent the Sycamore women's basketball program at Missouri Valley Conference Media Day. The three players will join the coaching staff in front of league media as the Sycamores preview their upcoming season and discuss expectations within the MVC.
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Individual players from three schools have qualified for the state tennis tournament, according to a report from Missouri-based outlet KMMO. The announcement means those athletes advanced through district competition to reach the state level, with their schools represented in singles or doubles play. Details on the players, results and venues were not included in the report.
- 7Andrew Bailey back in Missouri sounding like a candidate▼Commentary: Andrew Bailey is back in Missouri and talking like a candidate
Missouri Attorney General Andrew Bailey is again active in the state and speaking in ways that suggest a run for higher office. A commentary in the Missouri Independent notes his return and increasingly campaign-style rhetoric, fueling speculation about his political ambitions. Observers are watching whether he will formally announce a candidacy.