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WATCH: Missouri State Representative's Impromptu Speech Goes Viral
A Missouri state representative went viral this week after delivering an impassioned speech opposing a transgender sports bill. The bill, which later passed 89-40, bans transgender girls from competing on girls’ sports teams.
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Judge Dismisses Charges for 2018 Missouri Duck Boat Tragedy
A judge has dismissed charges against three men prosecuted after a tourist boat sank and killed 17 people during a 2018 Missouri storm
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Applebee's Franchisee Employee Fired Over Viral Email Suggesting Lower Wage ‘Potential'
The email, widely circulated online, cited the end of pandemic-related government assistance and rising gas prices as opportunities to offer lower wages for ‘paycheck to paycheck’ employees.
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At Least 6 Dead in Massive Pileup Crash on Foggy Missouri Interstate
Chain-reaction collisions involving dozens of vehicles on a foggy interstate in southeast Missouri caused at least six deaths and multiple injuries
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Missouri Woman Who Ran Unlicensed Home Day Care Arrested After Baby Dies, Police Say
The woman was watching nine children under the age of 3 when she is alleged to have left the residence for about 12 minutes, leaving them unsupervised
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This University-Led Accelerator Is Funding Diverse Start-Ups in St. Louis
The University of Missouri-St. Louis Business School’s DEI accelerator is taking a new approach to funding start-ups and creating generational wealth.
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WATCH: Firefighters Rescue Teens From Frozen Lake
Talk about “right place, right time.” Emergency responders were in the middle of training on how to conduct icy water rescues when they spotted two teens who fell into a frozen lake.
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Missouri Woman Charged With Killing Boyfriend With a Sword on Christmas Eve
A Missouri woman has been charged with killing her boyfriend with a sword on Christmas Eve.
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Duck-Billed Dinosaur May Be One of Many at Missouri Site
Finding the fossils of a large duck-billed dinosaur in southern Missouri is exciting enough, but a paleontologist who helped lead the dig believes there are many more in the same area
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Donations Pour in for Missouri Man Freed After 43 Years
More than $1.4 million has been raised for a man who spent 43 years behind bars before a judge overturned his conviction in a triple killing
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NFL and Rams Lose Court Fight to Move Relocation Trial Out of St. Louis
The suit claims Rams owner Stan Kroenke and Cowboys owner Jerry Jones discussed the current SoFi Stadium site in California as far back as 2013.
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NFL Bid to Move Rams Relocation Lawsuit Out of St. Louis Could Get Ruling This Week
Six years after playing their last game in St. Louis, the NFL’s rams are still engaged in a suit against their former city and are trying to get the case moved.
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Man Pleads Guilty in St. Louis Catholic Store Killing
A former pastor accused of sexually assaulting two women inside a suburban St. Louis Catholic supply store, then killing a third when she refused his sexual demands has pleaded guilty
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FBI Investigating Missouri Cops Who Let Dog Bite Black Man
The FBI has opened an investigation into the arrest of a Black man in Missouri during which cellphone video shows three white officers allowing a police dog to repeatedly bite him.
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Sexual Assault Cases Spur Protests on Campuses Across US
Reports of sexual assaults have fueled protests on at least eight U.S. college campuses just weeks into the new school year.
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Mask, Vaccine Conflicts Descend Into Violence and Harassment
Across the country, more anti-vaccine and anti-mask demonstrations are taking scary and violent turns
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Vaccine Passports Gain Traction as Delta Variant Threatens Travel Rebound
The idea of vaccine passports is gaining traction in public opinion and private enterprise as the delta variant threatens the travel rebound, a survey finds.
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Vaccines Are Being Required for Travel — Here's How Unvaccinated People Feel About That
Unvaccinated people are eager to travel again. But increasingly, the rules make that harder.
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Gov. Pardons Mark and Patricia McCloskey, Couple Who Waved Guns at Protesters
Missouri’s governor has pardoned the husband-wife couple who drew national headlines last summer for waving guns at Black Lives Matter protesters. Patricia and Mark McCloskey were listed among 10 other pardons and two commutations announced by Republican Gov. Mike Parson on Friday. The couple were photographed and recorded brandishing a semiautomatic gun and a pistol at the peaceful protesters as they passed...
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These 10 States Are America's Worst Places to Live in 2021
Health care and inclusiveness are rising as factors to be ranked a top U.S. state to live and work in.