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Elderly couple, daughter escape house fire in Chesterfield
Missouri Senate hopeful Mark McCloskey stokes fear over vaccine mandate at town hall
Missouri GOP Senate candidate Mark McCloskey told a crowd in Osage Beach last month that vaccine mandates were an effort by the government to push “right-thinking, freethinking Americans” out of their jobs to leave only “the indoctrinated sheep.” And after that, McCloskey told the assembled crowd, those COVID vaccine resisters would get “their name on […]
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Lawsuit: NRA illegally funneled money to Hawley, Trump, other Republicans
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Graybar acquires family-owned electrical and lighting business in St. Louis
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Thursday, November 4, 2021 - The redistricting saga in St. Louis County
As demand surges, developer builds three warehouses at once in new $65M Riverport Trade Center
Supreme Court justices skeptical about New York gun control law
WASHINGTON — Conservative justices on the U.S. Supreme Court expressed skepticism Wednesday after listening to two hours of oral arguments on a New York law that imposes strict limits on carrying a gun outside the home—a case that will test how far states can go when crafting their own laws. In New York State Rifle & […]
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Missouri exploring unemployment options for those who lose job over vaccine mandates
Redistricting commissions near end of public hearings on Missouri House, Senate maps
The two redistricting commissions created to design new district maps for the General Assembly are moving into their work phase. Each has held the constitutionally mandated three public hearings on how the maps should look for the 163-member Missouri House and the 34-member Missouri Senate. They have heard requests to protect incumbents, suggestions on where […]
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Missouri redistricting panels feature party leaders, political pros, activists
The 40 people chosen to draw new legislative districts for Missouri include political consultants, former candidates and political party officers. There are lawyers and union members, grass-roots activists and academics. And they have until late January to design 163 Missouri House and 34 state Senate districts that would be used for the first time next […]
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