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Missouri’s No Call Law has been expanded to cover personal cellphones in addition to residential land lines. Missourians may now register their cellphone numbers on the Attorney General’s website at www.ago.mo.gov or by phone at 1-866-buzzoff... read more »
Attorney General Chris Koster announced May 23 that Missouri is participating in a national settlement with Walgreens that returns $42,000 to the state’s Medicaid program. According to Koster, the settlement resolves allegations that, between... read more »
In 1997, just three years after the formation of the Missouri Gaming Commission, Harrah’s St. Louis Casino opened for business. Today, it is the region’s second-busiest casino with $268.4 million spent there last year. But it seems... read more »
In the midst of another allergy season full of runny noses, the Missouri House of Representatives is considering two bills that could change the way allergy sufferers receive their medication. The Asthma and Allergy Foundation of America recently... read more »
Lambert has completed the renovations for the second of three phases for the Terminal 1 Bag Claim area. Baggage Carousels 3 and 4 will be reopened for airline use on Wednesday, April 18. The renovations include higher and brighter ceilings,... read more »
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Nearly a year after a tornado strike, Lambert-St. Louis International Airport reopens its C Concourse for the first flights of the day on Monday morning, April 2. The concourse was closed on April 22, 2011 after sustaining heavy roof, window... read more »
Hundreds showed up early on St. Patrick’s Day to greet Republican presidential hopeful Rick Santorum at Westminster Christian Academy in Town & Country. Santorum briefly spoke to the crowd and then spent several minutes shaking hands,... read more »
A report issued by State Auditor Tom Schweich found that state and local governing bodies routinely violate Missouri’s Sunshine Law, which calls for open, transparent government. Schweich released the report to kick off Sunshine Week. ... read more »
A statewide tornado drill began at 1:30 p.m. on Tuesday, March 13. Sirens went off throughout the state, as officials asked people to take part in emergency drills. New videos were released by Missouri’s Emergency Management Agency, and... read more »
