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Voters in Missouri’s November election will decide women’s right to reproductive freedom and whether to reverse the state’s near total-ban on abortion with Amendment 3.The ballot language asks voters if they want to amend the state Constitution to: “establish a right to make decisions about reproductive health care, including abortion and contraceptives, with any governmental interference of that right presumed invalid; remove Missouri’s ban on abortion; allow regulation of reproductive health care to improve or maintain the health of the patient; require the government not to discriminate, in government programs, funding and other activities, against persons providing or obtaining reproductive health care; and allow abortion to be restricted or banned after fetal viability except to protect the life or health of the woman?”

On the November ballot, voters across the state are being asked if they want to expand casino license options in the state to include one along the Osage River at Lake of the Ozarks.

Voters in Missouri will decide if they want to increase the state’s minimum wage and let employees earn paid sick time by voting on Proposition A.

In addition to deciding whether to raise the state’s minimum wage, reverse the abortion ban, legalize sports betting and add a casino in Lake of the Ozarks, Missouri voters will also decide on the November ballot if elections in the state should be modified.

GLADSTONE — The Gladstone City Council approved a resolution Monday, Oct.

GLADSTONE — The annual Shop with a Cop breakfast sponsored by the Elks Lodge in Gladstone will be from 7:30 to 11:30 a.m.

CLAY COUNTY— Democrat and current House Rep.

GLADSTONE — The Gladstone City Council approved the real and personal property tax rates for the year.The personal property tax rate is unchanged from last year at .9290 cents per $100 of assessed valuation.