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Judge blocks Missouri AG’s rule limiting transgender health care
Missouri Attorney General Andrew Bailey is still blocked from enforcing an emergency rule limiting gender-affirming care after a St. Louis County judge granted a 14-day temporary restraining order Monday. The lawsuit, filed by the American Civil Liberties Union of Missouri and Lambda Legal, alleges that Bailey abused the state’s consumer protection law to create the […]
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Cops Raid Swedish VPN Provider Only To Find Out There’s No ‘There’ There
There are few things I enjoy writing about more than cops who feel waving around a piece of paper will ensure they can get what they want. I’ve handled a few of these stories before, most of them centered on Signal, the little messaging service that could — one that does not collect user data […]
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Former Illinois bank executive admits to arson, bank fraud
A former bank vice president and loan officer in central Illinois appeared in federal court Friday morning and admitted to committing arson and bank fraud.
Tuesday Morning is going out of business, shuttering remaining stores, including in St. Louis area
The sale of the retailer to a liquidation company was approved April 27.
Jefferson County driver dies after slamming into pickup stopped for emergency vehicle
The Missouri Highway Patrol identified the victim as 75-year-old Lawrence R. Zagar.
McBride Homes launches mortgage company in Chesterfield and Maryland Heights
The new company, HomeKey Mortgage, is a joint venture between the Chesterfield-based homebuilder and Golden Oak Lending.
Missouri judge blocks restrictions on transgender healthcare temporarily
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Schnucks Recalls 12 Pounds Of 80/20 Fresh Ground Beef Sold At Granite City Location
GRANITE CITY - Schnuck Markets, Inc. announced on Monday that it is recalling 12 pounds of 80/20 fresh ground beef purchased between 4 to 6:30 p.m. on Sunday, April 30, from its Granite City, Illinois store located 3100 Madison Ave. Schnucks said the product may contain pieces of plastic. Customers who purchased the above product with a sell-by date of May 1, 2023, should return the product to the store for a full refund or exchange. Schnucks officials said to date, there have been no reported illnesses or injuries, and this is an isolated incident that does not affect any other stores. Customers with questions may contact the Schnucks Customer Care team at 314-994-4400 or 1-800-264-4400.
Mark Maxwell on Twitter: “Breaking: A Missouri court issues a temporary restraining order preventing Attorney General Andrew Bailey's restrictions on gender affirming care from disrupting plans of care at clinics across the state.”
Council to consider bond issue for new St. Louis County government building
St. Louis County's top boss wants the County Council to green-light a bond issue to pay for replacing or repairing its aging county government building.
Wagner pushes bill to crack down on Middle East maritime terrorism
Bipartisan proposal would add to existing Abraham Accords by focusing U.S. defense measures at maritime threats coming from Iran, other non-state belligerents.
CEO named for Emerson spinoff company, Climate Technologies
A chief executive has been selected for Climate Technologies, the company that Ferguson-based Emerson will sell in the coming months.
Dust storm closes I-55 in southern Illinois and causes massive pile-up
LITCHFIELD, Ill. -- Illinois State Police say that I-55 is closed for 28 miles because of blackout conditions that started at around 11 a.m. on the highway. Wind gusts blew dirt from nearby farm fields across the road and reduced visibility, causing many crashes. The thick black smoke from vehicles damaged in the collisions let [...]
Banking on the future of women in manufacturing in St. Louis
As a trusted banking adviser to some of Greater St. Louis’ most successful and respected manufacturing companies, Rachel Hacker lives and breathes the business strategies that drive this consequential sector – and recognizes the crucial role manufacturing plays in the local economy.
“There’s no question that manufacturing is vital to the success of our region’s business landscape,” says Hacker, a commercial banking relationship manager and PNC-Certified Women’s Business Advocate. “As…
Two assistant prosecutors involved in contempt fights depart Kim Gardner’s office
Two prosecutors who have been thrust into the spotlight in recent weeks for their involvement in contempt proceedings against Kimberly M. Gardner's office have resigned.
Judge temporarily blocks Missouri rule limiting transgender healthcare
St. Louis County Circuit Judge Ellen Ribaudo issued a temporary restraining order Monday blocking the Republican attorney general’s emergency rule on transgender health care until a lawsuit challenging it is resolved.
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