“Lessons learned and data collected from these four locations will enable us to refine and adjust our processes as we continue testing other prison sites across the state.”
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A Fenton church is suing various St. Louis County officials, alleging the current restrictions on gatherings infringe upon its First Amendment rights.
Missouri’s Public Service Commission (PSC) heard a number of agenda items relating to Empire District Electric Fuel Company during Thursday’s meeting.
Former state Sen. Jake Hummel was unanimously elected to lead the Missouri AFL-CIO as its next president Tuesday.
“When shenanigans like this are exposed, trust is eroded.”
State law permits the sale of alcohol in its original packaging from companies with a valid liquor license, but it generally does not allow for the sale of mixed drinks for patrons to take away.
“We have an oversupply of pigs and no place to go.”
“With no fee and no referral needed, we can get more people tested which is the key to reducing transmission.”
The restructuring plan is a continuation of the Chamber’s two-year old transformation process which included the launch of AllianceSTL and the revamping of the Chamber’s online digital business resources.
The Grain Belt Express will save Missourians over $12 million every year in electricity costs, create 1,500 new jobs, and contribute $7 million in taxes.