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Missourinet 7 a.m. News 2-6-2018

February 6, 2018 By Jason Taylor

Top Stories: Widespread snow is likely Tuesday afternoon and evening with heavy bands of snow showers possible in central Missouri extending from Kansas City eastward.  Snowfall amounts between 1-3 inches are possible, with the largest accumulations north of I-70.  And a Senate committee could vote soon about whether to restore protections for government employees who report inappropriate behavior in the workplace. St. Louis employment attorney Jonathon Burns says a discrimination bill signed into law last year stripped out those important safeguards.

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