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Missouri clinics will ‘immediately’ offer abortion across the state after judge’s ruling
A Missouri judge on Friday blocked a licensing requirement for abortion clinics that providers argued was a key obstacle to renewing access to the procedure across the state.
Hours later, Planned Parenthood clinics announced they would begin offering abortion services in Missouri.
“Abortion care will be restored immediately,” said Emily Wales, President and CEO of Comprehensive Health of Planned Parenthood Great Plains. “The people voted, the court responded and we will do our part: serving…
Lincoln County landowner questions cleanup delay after toxic truck fire
LINCOLN COUNTY, Mo. – A dramatic roadside fire in Lincoln County Wednesday leaves landowner next door worried about what’s next.
Man arrested after allegedly trying to stab Webster Groves gas station employee: Police
One man is in custody following an attempt to stab a gas station employee Thursday night.
NIH funding changes could cost millions to St. Louis region
ST. LOUIS - Scientists around St. Louis worry their medical research will lose key funding as the National Institutes of Health (NIH) announced changes on how finance grants can be received.
Ctrl-Alt-Speech: Backdoors And Backsteps
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Missouri clinics will ‘immediately’ offer abortion across the state after judge’s ruling
A Missouri judge on Feb. 14 blocked a licensing requirement for abortion clinics that providers argued was a key obstacle to renewing access to the procedure across the state. Hours later, Planned Parenthood clinics announced they would begin offering abortion services in Missouri. “Abortion care will be restored immediately,” said Emily Wales, President and CEO […]
MBU tennis player continues to recover after head-on collision
Danijel Blagojevic was on everyone's mind as his teammates played without him Friday.
Fenton auction house employee charged with stealing $25K in goods
A managing partner at GRS Auctions found that sales associate Andrew Bauer had been removing items from the business’ eBay account and selling them on his personal eBay account.
KC Strong shares who was compensated for 2024 Chiefs rally shooting
One woman was killed, and 22 others were hurt on February 14, 2024. In June of that year, The United Way of Greater Kansas City dispersed more than $2 million from more than 4,000 donors.
Paul McCartney, Paul Simon confirmed as performers on ‘SNL50: The Anniversary Special’
NBC has confirmed that Paul McCartney and Paul Simon will perform on SNL50: The Anniversary Special, a live three-hour show airing Sunday at 8 p.m. ET.The pair had previously been announced as…
Health update
Not a good day. Nothing is improving and my breathing is very shallow. Still waiting for the immunoglobulin stimulant to kick in. That might start a recovery. If not, we're running out of options.
Public company furloughs dozens, relocates HQ office, as it sells part of its business
Benson Hill Inc., the St. Louis-based agriculture technology firm, has furloughed dozens of employees and relocated its headquarters office, as it sold off more assets.
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Senator Harriss Delivers Handmade Cards To Area Seniors
EDWARDSVILLE – State Senator Erica Harriss (56th-Glen Carbon) extends her heartfelt gratitude to everyone who participated in her annual Valentines for Seniors Card Drive, making this year’s event a tremendous success. “Each year, we continue to brighten the faces of our senior community through this initiative, and I’m thankful to those who have taken the time to make cards for us to deliver to facilities across the 56th District,” said Senator Harriss. Thanks to the generosity of students, scout groups, churches, and community members, hundreds of beautifully crafted Valentine’s cards were delivered to nursing homes, assisted living facilities, and other long-term care centers. This outpouring of kindness helped brighten the day for many seniors, reminding them that they are cherished and appreciated.
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