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Missourians Spending More on Gas Even Though It’s Cheaper Here?
I have never claimed to be a math genius, but I don't understand how this is possible. See if this makes sense to you. New data shows Missouri residents are spending more on gas than almost anywhere else in America even though the state has some of the least expensive gas. I'm perplexed.
Missouri now requires proof of surgery or court order for gender changes on IDs
COLUMBIA, Mo. (AP) — Missouri residents now must provide proof of gender-affirmation surgery or a court order to update their gender on driver’s licenses following a Revenue Department policy change. Previously, Missouri required doctor approval, but not surgery, to change the gender listed on state-issued identification. Missouri’s Revenue...
Missouri Man Claims He Saw UAP’s Being Chased by Military Jets?
This is one of the wildest stories I've seen shared from Missouri in years of unidentified aerial phenomena. It's an eyewitness testimony from a man in Hazelwood, Missouri claiming that he saw multiple craft being pursued by military aircraft and that's only the beginning. This new report from the National...
Governor Parson announces appointment to Missouri’s 26th Judicial Circuit
Governor Mike Parson has announced the appointment of Andrew J. Hardwick as the new Circuit Judge for Missouri’s 26th Judicial Circuit. Hardwick, a resident of Versailles, brings a strong academic and professional background to the bench. Hardwick owns the Law Office of Andrew J. Hardwick, where he has built...
Beachside terror: Missouri man threatens murder, suicide at NJ motel, cops say
ATLANTIC CITY — A 75-year-old man from Missouri was armed with a loaded handgun when he threatened to kill himself and a woman he was dating, according to police. On Friday night, Atlantic City patrol officers responded to a domestic dispute at a motel on the beach block of Iowa Avenue.
New Yorkers confused by appearance of Missouri campaign signs: ‘Everyone with eyes is talking’
BETHPAGE, N.Y. (KCTV) - The residents of Long Island, New York, have been spending a lot more time talking about Missouri politics this week than usual, but not for any reason you would guess. Within the last week, yard signs campaigning for Missouri Representative Aaron McMullen have started to appear...
Missouri Minute: Bayer wins Roundup appeal; Bus companies cancel contracts with St. Louis schools
Bayer, the biotech company that manufactures Roundup weed killer, won a federal appeal on Thursday that could shift the outcome of several lawsuits. The court ruled Bayer was not required to warn the users of the pesticide of potential cancer risks associated with the product. Then, state regulators issued another widespread product recall earlier this month, more than double the scale of Missouri’s first recall last year. Plus, three transportation companies backed out of deals that would provide buses to more than 1,000 St. Louis Public Schools students. Keep reading for these stories and more.
Chamber discusses upcoming events, tensions rise during meeting
The Houston Area Chamber of Commerce discussed upcoming events, city annexation and expressed frustrations during a meeting Friday, Aug. 16. The post Chamber discusses upcoming events, tensions rise during meeting appeared first on Houston Herald.
Former Mizzou running back Cody Schrader "has work to do" in order to win roster spot
On Sunday evening, the San Francisco 49ers played their second preseason game. In both contests, they've chosen not to play any of their "ones," with players like Brock Purdy, Christian McCaffrey, Deebo Samuel, and George Kittle all sitting out. This approach has opened up opportunities for other players to earn a spot on the roster, and former Missouri running back Cody Schrader is one of those guys.
Kansas City will fund a homeless shelter that accepts anyone — the city’s first
The Kansas City Council on Thursday unanimously approved funding for a low-barrier, year-round overnight homeless shelter in the northeast — the first of its kind in the city — after shelving a similar plan earlier this year. A low-barrier shelter accepts any person regardless of their race, gender,...
Jury trial for second former Cooper County Jail employee accused of manslaughter set for November
Another former Cooper County Jail employee accused of manslaughter in the death of an inmate has a jury trial scheduled. The post Jury trial for second former Cooper County Jail employee accused of manslaughter set for November appeared first on ABC17NEWS.
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