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Missouri legalized abortion 1 year ago. Here’s what’s happened since the landmark vote

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One year ago today, Missourians voted to enshrine abortion rights into the state Constitution. But access remains fragmented as court battles and proposed abortion bans introduce more confusion into an already complicated situation. Procedural abortions are sporadically available at three Planned Parenthood clinics in Missouri as numerous legal fights unfold, including a question over whether […]
Anna Spoerre

Mild temps give way to rain showers Friday, cold blast Sunday

1 month 1 week ago
ST. LOUIS -- The high temperature was 73 Tuesday! We’ll be mild again on Wednesday, but, with a cold front passing through, just a few degrees cooler. No rain with the front, but out the door temps Thursday will be noticeably cooler. Sunshine Thursday with highs in the mid 60s. Another cold front comes through [...]
Angela Hutti

Missouri Medicaid expansion is nearing a funding cliff few Missourians realize

1 month 1 week ago
Voters expanded Medicaid eligibility in 2020 to reduce the number of uninsured adults, stabilize hospitals and bring more federal tax dollars back into the state’s health system. At the time expansion was implemented, many rural hospitals were already under severe financial strain. Four years later, the program delivered what voters intended: fewer uninsured patients, steadier […]
Abby Ehrhardt

Wednesday, Nov. 5 - Justice in the tornado's aftermath

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The May 16 tornado left court buildings in the city of St. Louis and St. Louis County untouched. But hundreds of people associated with the criminal legal system – attorneys, defendants, judges and court personnel alike – suffered damage to their homes or offices. St. Louis Public Radio’s Rachel Lippmann has more on what the aftermath has looked like.