The University of Missouri-St. Louis Addiction Science Team is getting roughly $6 million to expand its statewide training and distribution of opioid overdose reversal medication. It’s known as naloxone or Narcan.
This money came from the state after it received money from opioid pharmaceutical settlements.
One of the program leaders, UMSL Associate Professor Rachel Winograd, said it’s going to at least double the number of doses of naloxone they’re able to hand out and the lives it will…
As a parent, it’s natural to want to help your children financially, even when they become adults. According to a recent report from Savings.com, half of parents with a child over the age of 18 provide them with at least some financial support. And while each financial situation is different, it is important to talk to your adult children about generational wealth planning and bring them to the financial table when the time is right.
The goldilocks approach to communication is key
Too little…
Yesterday I asked why there's no name for a unit of momentum. Today I have answers. Plus, if you read all the way to the end, I have a genuinely constructive suggestion. First things first, in case you have no idea what I'm talking about. In the metric system—officially known as SI—there are three basic ...continue reading "Emmy Noether and the conservation of momentum"
What neighbors first thought was a case of a gunman celebrating the New Year turned out to be a shooting, resulting in the death of recent Collinsville High School graduate Miguel Villegas De-Santiago.
It seems some St. Louisans’ New Year’s resolution was to not celebrate the same as they had in years past. For the first time, the number of reported gunshots on New Year’s Eve has decreased – significantly.
Several new laws go into effect in Missouri at the start of the year. One being an increase in the minimum wage, something some business owners see as a mere drop in the bucket in a highly competitive job market.
An attorney for death row inmate Amber McLaughlin says his client has one last, legal appeal that could spare her life: a clemency from Missouri Governor Mike Parson.
The NFL announced just over an hour after the injury that the game would not resume. When or if the teams would return to the field was not immediately clear.
On Monday, hundreds of mourners gathered to Chaifetz Arena in Midtown St. Louis for a memorial service for Demetrious Johnson, a former NFL player and Mizzou football star.
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