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McCloskey said he believes the "explosion of data centers around the country" are being pushed by "some very crazy people," motivated by personal greed.

Lt. Gen. Daniel J. Tulley was nominated by Trump for the post.

Hawley, Missouri's senior GOP senator, is leading efforts to ban the "abortion pill," and also to tighten restrictions on A.I.

Rather than let the matter die without a vote, Senate President Cindy O’Laughlin made a point of putting the plan before her Select Committee on Gaming.

Lee Bogan Jr. said he suffered his own sex abuse as a child, but accepted full responsibility for his actions. "I'm extremely sorry for any harm I may have caused."

The lawsuit said that despite promoting the event as safe, the organizers didn't take steps needed to ensure safety.

ST. CHARLES COUNTY — MoDOT crews will close all lanes of westbound Interstate 70 at Route Z in 15-minute intervals for rock excavation starting Monday. There will be one to three closures per day on I-70 and on Route Z.

The Kirkwood house, more than 150 years old, was reduced to a pile of debris on Wednesday.

Missouri Senate Democrats secured a victory Tuesday evening in a deal with Republicans to ax provisions in an anti-abortion a bill that sought to open the door for lawsuits against anyone involved in an illegal abortion.

St. Louis Lambert International Airport and parking provider Super Park have teamed up to offer parking and terminal-to-terminal transportation tracking information in an app.

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“These contracts are designed to fail,” one attorney says. “It’s abusive and predatory.”

Devin Daugherty, 20, of Moline Acres, was identified by police and arrested Monday morning in connection to Friday's night crash.

Each hangar will be private and custom designed with options for entertainment spaces, boardrooms and other amenities, according to marketing materials.

The measure needs one final vote in the Senate before heading to the House for further debate.

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