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Congress Passed $900 Billion COVID Relief Package. Here’s What’s In The Bill — And What’s Out
Congress on Monday night approved and sent to President Donald Trump the first major COVID-19 relief measure since the spring.
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What Is A ModRNA Vaccine And Is It Safe?
The first COVID-19 vaccine is now authorized for emergency distribution, yet only 58% of Americans are willing to take it.
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After Testy Debate, Missouri GOP Bill Casting Doubt On Joe Biden’s Victory Likely Dead
A Democratic state representative on Monday accused Trump attorney Rudy Giuliani of lying to overturn the presidential election.
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Republican Accused Of Abusing His Children Denied Membership In House GOP Caucus
Rick Roeber will not be allowed to caucus with his party when the legislative session begins next month.
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The Coronavirus Vaccine: A Doctor Answers 5 Questions
Dr. Jason McKnight, a primary care physician at Texas A&M University, answers five questions about the rollout and distribution underway.
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Why Did Fayette Police Raid A Black Student’s House Twice Late At Night?
Christopher Turner Jr. and his girlfriend had just gotten home from a Central Methodist University football game in Kansas.
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Supreme Court Rejects Lawsuit Backed By Missouri AG Schmitt Trying To Overturn Presidential Election
The U.S. Supreme Court on Friday turned aside a Texas lawsuit that sought to derail the presidential election results.
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Missouri’s First COVID Vaccine Doses Are On The Way. How Do You Get People To Take Them?
To combat misinformation and build trust among hesitant groups, community leaders’ help will be key.
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More Than Half Of U.S. House GOP, And Five From Missouri, Back Lawsuit Claiming Election ‘Irregularities’
More than 100 U.S. House Republicans on Thursday backed a long-shot Texas lawsuit that seeks to delay the certification of the election.
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COVID Recession Erases 20 Years Of Missouri Workforce Growth
More have stopped looking for jobs than have returned to employment.
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Missouri Bills Seek To Shield Drivers Who Hit Protesters
Brattin’s bill is a wide ranging proposal that targets demonstrations in numerous other ways.
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A Child’s Death In The Heartland Changes Community Views About Pandemic
Changes coming after youngest person in Missouri dies from coronavirus complications.
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Missouri Can Do More To Safely Keep Schools Open During COVID Surge
We also do not believe that we are currently doing everything necessary to operate schools safely while maintaining low risk.
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Congress Set To Strip Confederate Names From U.S. Military Bases, Flouting Trump Veto Threat
Congress this week is expected to pass a massive defense policy bill that President Donald Trump has threatened to veto.
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How A Child’s Death Changed This Missouri Town’s Views About COVID
In August, local officials in this small city an hour west of St. Louis voted against requiring residents to wear masks
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Census Survey Reveals COVID-19’s Devastating Impact In Missouri
Black Missourians and other people of color have been hit especially hard during the pandemic.
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Capitol Perspectives: I Live In My District (Opinion)
COMMENTARY: When Missouri’s House begins its 2021 session, it may face a fascinating issue of residency which has a long history.
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Company To Bring Hundreds Of Staff To Missouri As Hospitalizations Hover Near Record Levels
The state will be partnering with Vizient, a healthcare performance improvement company based in Irving, Texas.
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CDC Panel Advises States To Prioritize Health Care Workers, Nursing Homes For COVID Vaccine
It will be up to each state to determine how exactly to distribute doses of the vaccines, which could receive expedited federal approval.
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Reversing Course, Parson Asks Lawmakers To Drop COVID Liability Bill From Special Session
The issue was a top priority for Parson, who expanded the special session last month after receiving requests from legislators.
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