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"There is nothing 'America First' about expanding exploitative guest worker programs that undercut and displace American workers," a United Farm Workers spokesperson said

A vacuum blew fine marijuana dust particles into the air, and Mark Avent suffered a severe asthma attack that led to a heart attack.

This year, 41% of physicians and other providers said their claims are denied more than 10% of the time, up from 30% of providers who said that three years ago.

Four consulting firms are involved in an effort to pay signatures gatherers to abandon their work, turn over signatures and badmouth their employer, a lawsuit claims

These are the events happening this weekend, as well as future ones to add to your calendar.

Headlines from the Nov. 22, 1925, front page include: Indictment of more rail lines in beer graft likely

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November 9, 1935 - November 19, 2025

Former sheriff finance chief Tashana Syas testified Friday that she was forced to sign off on a take-home Tahoe for Sheriff Alfred Montgomery.

Almost all those arrested were charged with violent crime or drug offenses, said FBI spokeswoman Rebecca Naber.

Aaron Quinn, 18, was charged with second-degree murder, attempted robbery and two counts of armed criminal action. A judge signed off on a $1 million cash-only bond.

The state is asking a judge to limit his ruling tossing out a multi-subject 2024 law and limit his order to backyard chicken regulation, the main issue for the HOA that filed the lawsuit.

Gov. Mike Kehoe announced two appointments to the 22nd Judicial Circuit on Friday.

Frank Carr's charges were filed this year after St. Louis police Officer Nathan Spiess suffered a partial leg amputation.

The suspect, whose name and age weren't released, was shot about 1 a.m. in Terminal 1.

Founded in 2016, Arch Apparel sells locally-inspired T-shirts, sweatshirts, hats and more. At its peak, it had four stores.

Every state-run mental health bed in Missouri is being used by the criminal justice system.

The former Homer G. Phillips Memorial Hospital closed after less than a year. A company affiliated with publicly-traded Nutex Health says it will reopen the facility soon.