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Missouri registered 383 deaths after admission of a “COVID-19” MRNA injection, according to the Vaccine Adverse Event Reporting System (VAERS).

University of Missouri appoints Christopher Ave as media relations director

The University of Missouri has appointed Christopher Ave as the director of media relations and public affairs.

Missouri AG challenges California proposal affecting state's biofuel industry

Missouri Attorney General Andrew Bailey has formally addressed concerns regarding a proposed amendment by the California Air Resources Board (CARB) that could significantly impact Missouri's agriculture and biofuels sectors.

Missouri business leaders oppose Proposition A citing increased costs

Representatives from Missouri's business community are expressing opposition to Proposition A, a ballot initiative set to increase the cost of dining out, grocery shopping, and retail purchases.

St. Louis woman charged with $3 million Medicaid fraud

A St. Louis County business owner has been indicted by a federal grand jury, accused of defrauding Missouri Medicaid of over $3 million across more than ten years.

SLU hosts peer review team for mission priority examen

A team from peer Jesuit institutions recently visited Saint Louis University (SLU) as part of a review of the university's mission.

Missouri man pleads guilty to multiple child pornography charges

A Missouri man has admitted to charges related to child pornography in a U.S. District Court in St. Louis.

Former deputy pleads guilty to charges involving minors and pornography

A former deputy from the Phelps County Sheriff's Office has confessed to multiple charges involving sexual acts with minors and child pornography.

Students display creativity at pumpkin decorating contest

The students of the School of Science and Engineering showcased their creativity in a pumpkin decorating contest.

St. Louis County woman faces multiple fraud charges

A St. Louis County woman has been indicted on multiple charges, including wire fraud and mortgage fraud.

Saint Louis Science Center hosts Sci-FEAST exploring science behind food

By Show-Me State Times | Oct 30, 2024

The Saint Louis Science Center is set to host Sci-FEAST, an event exploring the science behind food production and consumption.

St. Louis man sentenced for illegal gun sales arranged from jail

By Show-Me State Times | Oct 30, 2024

U.S. District Judge Henry E. Autrey has sentenced James C. Street, a St. Louis County resident, to 63 months in prison for arranging the sale of illegally-possessed firearms while incarcerated.

University researchers address infection challenges in Missouri's farmed white-tailed deer

By Show-Me State Times | Oct 30, 2024

Researchers at the University of Missouri are working to improve the health of white-tailed deer on farms in Missouri, a state with over 250 deer farms.

Missouri Chamber appoints Kara Corches as first female president

By Show-Me State Times | Oct 29, 2024

Kara Corches has been appointed as the President and CEO of the Missouri Chamber of Commerce and Industry.

Mizzou secures $4 million grant for teacher classroom management training

By Show-Me State Times | Oct 29, 2024

Researchers at the University of Missouri's College of Education and Human Development have secured a substantial grant to assist middle school teachers in managing classroom disruptions.

SLU honors body donors with interfaith memorial service

By Show-Me State Times | Oct 29, 2024

Students at Saint Louis University held an Interfaith Memorial Service on October 25 to honor individuals who donated their bodies for medical education.

VA provides 1,707 home purchase loans in Missouri in Q3

There were 1,707 VA home purchase loans issued in Missouri in the third quarter of the fiscal year 2024 totaling $506 million, according to figures provided by the Veterans Affairs Home Loans Index.

Dan Engemann appointed director of policy by Missouri Attorney General

Missouri Attorney General Andrew Bailey has announced the appointment of Dan Engemann as the new Director of Policy and Outreach for his office.

St. Louis woman pleads guilty to stealing late father’s social security funds

A woman from St. Louis, Missouri, has admitted to misusing $55,000 of her deceased father's Social Security benefits.

SLU nears completion of year-long examination of its Catholic Jesuit mission