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Hawley Wants An Ethics Probe Of U.S. Senate Democrats Who Filed Complaint Against Him
The Missouri Republican is accused of inciting the insurrection at the Capitol on Jan. 6
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Amid Legislative COVID Outbreak, Missouri Gov. Parson Set To Deliver Annual Address
The precautions highlight the balancing act facing lawmakers as they navigate a pandemic that already derailed their work last week.
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Mass COVID Vaccinations Are Starting In Missouri. But Supply Of Doses Remains Limited
Local health officials worry mass events may make equitable distribution more difficult.
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Biden Immigration Overhaul Would Open A Door To Citizenship For 11 Million People
President Joe Biden is poised to send a sweeping immigration reform bill to Congress Thursday.
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‘End This Uncivil War’: Joe Biden Takes Oath Of Office With Towering Challenges Ahead
The former vice president and longtime senator from Delaware spoke before members of Congress seated in socially distanced chairs.
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Are Public Health Ads Worth The Price? Not If They’re All About Fear
Marketing experts say public health advertising often falls short because it incites people’s worst fears rather than providing clear steps.
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Missouri Map Shows Where You Can Get A Vaccine. Not All Providers Listed Have Doses
On Friday, the state launched an interactive map detailing where over 1,100 providers are located across the state.
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Capitol Perspectives: An Invasion Of The U.S. Capitol (Opinion)
COMMENTARY: Capitol reporters spend such extended hours in these buildings that we come to think of them as second homes.
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Former GOP Chair, Farm Bureau Leader Vie For Seat On University Of Missouri Curators
Todd Graves, Blake Hurst and accountant David Liechti are seeking support for an appointment to the board.
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Feds Tell States To Give COVID-19 Vaccine To Anyone 65 And Older In Bid To Speed Rollout
Missouri officials have expressed exasperation at changing figures on the amount of vaccines they will receive each week.
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Let’s Not Get Fooled Again: Fight Lies By Learning To Recognize Truth (Opinion)
COMMENTARY: "We have a crisis of credulity in this country. We’ve become a nation of dupes."
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Legislators Concerned With Missouri Capitol Security As FBI Warns Of Armed Protests
Missouri lawmakers on Tuesday expressed concern that statehouse security needs to be improved.
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The Top 10 Unforgettable Moments Of A Tumultuous Year In D.C.
Amid a global pandemic, a bitter race for the presidency and protests over police brutality, news in Washington never let up.
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Prosecutors Try To Keep People Out Of Pandemic-Clogged Courts Through Diversion Programs
Prosecutors in St. Louis County, Greene County and Jackson County have initiated pre-charge programs.
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Josh Hawley Vows To Contest Certification Of Joe Biden’s Victory
The Missouri Republican says he still has concerns about election integrity in several states.
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Missouri Bills Target School Boards, County Commissioners For Recalls
State Rep. Chuck Basye, R-Rocheport, has filed a bill adding school boards to the list of government agencies subject to recall.
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Food Stamp Applicants Struggle To Get Through Missouri Call Center Line
To address the ‘historic’ high call volume, the federal government has given Missouri permission to suspend recertification interviews.
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There Are Good Reasons Black People Don’t Trust Health Institutions. I Still Got The COVID Vaccine
I started with the grim reality that many medical advances have come at the expense of marginalized groups.
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‘You Just Deliver’: Missouri Pharmacies Pour Energy Into Preparations For COVID Vaccine
As of Tuesday, 285 facilities across the state were approved to administer the vaccine
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Missouri Supreme Court Flushes Sales Tax Case Of Springfield Potty Provider
Unanimous opinion finds that Gotts To Go has got to pay