A Springfield marijuana manufacturer central to Missouri’s largest cannabis product recall last year had its license revoked Thursday. State regulators found the company, C&C Manufacturing LLC, created a distillate — or THC concentrate that produces a high in edibles and vape pens — using unregulated THC. Other manufacturers statewide bought the distillate and used it […]
St. Luke’s Health Corp. last month announced it would shutter the 143-bed Des Peres Hospital on Aug. 1 as the facility struggled with “low utilization” and financial issues.
District 2 is investigating a shooting incident wherein five people were injured on July 17 in Tower Grove South. Around 7:07 p.m., officers received a call for a shooting at Morganford & Beck. Upon arriving, officers located a shooting scene on a parking lot in the 3700 block of Morganford at Beck. While on scene, […]
When last we checked with CBS/Paramount, company executives had just paid Trump $16 million in bribe money to settle a completely baseless lawsuit, effectively purchasing regulatory approval of their $8 billion merger with Skydance. It was arguably one of the biggest acts of corporate cowardice in recent memory, resulting in many CBS journalists and executives […]
WASHINGTON — The U.S. House cleared legislation just after midnight Friday that will cancel $9 billion in previously approved spending for public broadcasting and foreign aid, marking only the second time in more than three decades Congress has approved a presidential rescissions request. The 216-213 mostly party-line vote sends the bill to President Donald Trump for his signature […]
TOPEKA — A Leavenworth District Court judge finalized his decision to bar CoreCivic from housing U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement prisoners at its closed facility, rejecting the private prison company’s appeal to reconsider. Judge John Bryant on Friday approved the language for the injunction that will be in place while the two parties fight out […]
St. Louis Development Corp. told applicants that “enforcement action” by the Justice Department prompted the agency to put the CertifySTL program on hold.
The St. Louis Police Board approved a $6 million contract for 800 body cameras and 275 in-car cameras from Utility Associates Incorporated, despite previous complaints about the gear not working properly.
WASHINGTON (AP) — Former Missouri congressman Billy Long will be ceremonially sworn in as commissioner of the Internal Revenue Service on Friday, taking over a beleaguered agency that he once sought to abolish and that has since been beset with steep staffing cuts and leadership turnover. Long won confirmation in a 53-44 Senate vote last [...]
ST. LOUIS - One person is dead and five others were left injured Thursday night following two separate shootings in St. Louis City. The shootings occurred in different parts of the city within a three-hour span. The first incident took place just after 7 p.m. in a business parking lot on Morgan Ford Road and [...]
A Cass County woman who says her horse Dennis was abandoned by his veterinarian in the middle of treatment wants the state Veterinary Medical Board to explain how it handled her complaint. Dennis walks with a permanent limp, the result of a serious but treatable condition called laminitis. But an interruption in care means Dennis […]
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