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Month: December 2019

Hate exercise? Small moves can make a big difference
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Hate exercise? Small moves can make a big difference
The Associated Press1 year ago0

A new year typically brings new resolutions. Exercise-related resolutions consistently make the top 10 list, but up to 80 percent of resolutions to be healthier, including promises to exercise more,…

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Illinois time change plan could cause confusion there, in Missouri
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Illinois time change plan could cause confusion there, in Missouri
The Associated Press1 year ago0

JEFFERSON CITY (AP) — A proposal in Illinois to make daylight saving time permanent has some residents and business owners worried about the confusion it could cause at the Missouri…

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Missouri awards 60 licenses to grow medical marijuana
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Missouri awards 60 licenses to grow medical marijuana
The Associated Press1 year ago0

JEFFERSON CITY (AP) — Missouri officials have granted licenses to 60 of the more than 500 companies that applied to grow marijuana for the state’s fledgling medical cannabis industry. The…

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Undoing 'Obamacare' could harm more than health of Americans
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Undoing 'Obamacare' could harm more than health of Americans
The Associated Press1 year ago0

The Affordable Care Act remains on life support after a panel of federal judges ruled on Dec. 18 that the law’s individual mandate requiring people to buy health insurance is unconstitutional.…

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Disabled look for relief after defunding of Missouri program
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Disabled look for relief after defunding of Missouri program
The Associated Press1 year ago0

JEFFERSON CITY (AP) — When Bob Rule fell off a third-floor balcony a month after he turned 21, he knew as soon as he hit the ground that something bad…

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Pinching pennies to please donors can hurt nonprofits
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Pinching pennies to please donors can hurt nonprofits
The Associated Press1 year ago0

The end of the year is a popular time to give to charity. Historically, Americans have made 30 percent of their annual donations in December. But no matter what time…

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New program will connect immigrants with jobs
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New program will connect immigrants with jobs
The Associated Press1 year ago0

ST. LOUIS (AP) — A new program that starts in January in St. Louis will seek to help connect new immigrants with their career goals. St. Louis Public Radio reported…

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Law requires all new construction to be ready for solar
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Law requires all new construction to be ready for solar
Jim Merkel1 year ago0

CITY HALL – Want to install solar panels on your roof? You may have to pay thousands of dollars even before you buy a panel to retrofit your house so…

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EYOB club helps girls embrace their own worth, power
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EYOB club helps girls embrace their own worth, power
Ymani Wince1 year ago0

ST. LOUIS – When Andre Villa moved to St. Louis in 2011, he noticed there were very few women-led teams in the corporate space. That observation became the driving force…

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Wrongful conviction case headed to Missouri Supreme Court
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Wrongful conviction case headed to Missouri Supreme Court
The Associated Press1 year ago0

ST. LOUIS (AP) — The effort to get a new trial for a man who has spent nearly 25 years in prison for a murder he claims he didn’t commit…

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Missouri officials propose $400 million teacher pay boost
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Missouri officials propose $400 million teacher pay boost
The Associated Press1 year ago0

ST. LOUIS (AP) — Missouri education officials say they have a plan that would not only increase teachers’ pay but also offer raises and attract them to positions that are…

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Brown's foundation invites families, teens to safe New Year's Eve at Tandy center
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Brown's foundation invites families, teens to safe New Year's Eve at Tandy center
Bill Beene1 year ago0

THE VILLE – In a city that has counted 193 homicides, including more than 20 youths in the metropolitan area, the firing of gunshots – illegal in the city – is…

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