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Rumors swirled vaccine went to waste in rural Missouri. Officials say...

Tessa Weinberg - February 26, 2021

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Missouri teachers, childcare workers eligible for COVID vaccine by mid-March

Tessa Weinberg - February 25, 2021

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Parson hints COVID vaccine eligibility will soon expand, including teachers

Tessa Weinberg - February 24, 2021

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‘Ready to give up’: Eligible Missourians struggle to find vaccine appointments

Tessa Weinberg - February 23, 2021

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For disability-rights advocate advising Missouri vaccine plan, the work is personal

Tessa Weinberg - February 19, 2021

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‘At the whims of the state’: Confusion persists for Missouri’s COVID-19...

Tessa Weinberg - February 12, 2021

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St. Louis County sounds alarm at dwindling COVID vaccine supply, appointments...

Tessa Weinberg - February 8, 2021

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With Affordable Care Act in danger, Missouri GOP push pre-existing conditions...

Tessa Weinberg - February 8, 2021

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Calls grow for Missouri to expand underlying conditions eligible for COVID...

Tessa Weinberg - February 3, 2021

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COVID liability advances in Missouri Senate, expands to shield religious orgs

Tessa Weinberg - February 3, 2021

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Rumors swirled vaccine went to waste in rural Missouri. Officials say...

Health Care February 26, 2021

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Commentary February 24, 2021

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U.S. House Agriculture panel to key in on climate change and farming

Economy Allison Winter - February 26, 2021

Judge puts off ruling in Missouri illegal gambling case

Criminal Justice Rudi Keller - February 26, 2021

U.S. Senate panel calls on governors, mayor to talk big new infrastructure package

Economy Daniel C. Vock - February 25, 2021

U.S. Senate confirms Vilsack for a second stint as Agriculture secretary

Economy Ariana Figueroa - February 23, 2021

Feds ship out COVID-19 vaccines delayed by winter storms

Health Care Laura Olson - February 23, 2021

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Jason Hancock@J_Hancock·

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The Biden administration underlined its support for the massive measure, which includes $350B in direct aid to state and local governments — including $2.8B for Missouri and $2.5B for cities/counties around the state.

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Missouri Independent @MO_Independent·

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The U.S. House passed President Joe Biden’s $1.9 trillion pandemic aid package early Saturday, in a rush to both boost COVID-19 vaccine funding & get legislation to the president’s desk before unemployment benefits expire in mid-March

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Jason Hancock@J_Hancock·

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A failed bid by @GovParsonMO to shut down Missouri’s lone abortion provider will cost taxpayers $140,000.
via @KurtEricksonPD #moleg #mogov

Day 2- Hearings continue on fate of Missouri's lone abortion clinic

Missouri ordered to pay legal fees after losing licensing fight with Planned Parenthood

Taxpayers on the hook for $140,000 in legal fees.

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Tessa Weinberg@Tessa_Weinberg·

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Rumors swirled that unused doses at a mass vaccination event in rural MO went to waste. Officials insist that’s not the case.

Remaining doses were sent to providers in the area. Local officials had also looked at having the event in a larger city. https://t.co/d6DtW4BBkK #MoLeg

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Rudi Keller @RudiKellerMI·

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#COVID19Vaccine doses that could not used at a SE #Missouri mass vaccination site sent to other providers, state officials said Friday, addressing rumors the doses were wasted. #COVID19Missouri #moleg @HealthyLivingMo via @Tessa_Weinberg
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Jason Hancock@J_Hancock·

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When a mass vaccination event in Leopold — population 65 — was over, rumors swirled that hundreds of doses went to waste.

State officials, however, insist that’s not the case.

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Rumors swirled vaccine went to waste in rural Missouri. Officials say...

Missouri teachers, childcare workers eligible for COVID vaccine by mid-March

Parson hints COVID vaccine eligibility will soon expand, including teachers

‘Ready to give up’: Eligible Missourians struggle to find vaccine appointments

For disability-rights advocate advising Missouri vaccine plan, the work is personal

‘At the whims of the state’: Confusion persists for Missouri’s COVID-19...

St. Louis County sounds alarm at dwindling COVID vaccine supply, appointments...

With Affordable Care Act in danger, Missouri GOP push pre-existing conditions...

Calls grow for Missouri to expand underlying conditions eligible for COVID...

COVID liability advances in Missouri Senate, expands to shield religious orgs

Latest News

Sprawling $1.9T COVID-19 relief bill passed by the U.S. House

Rumors swirled vaccine went to waste in rural Missouri. Officials say...

Latest Commentary

In Missouri’s pandemic response, the buck stops nowhere

Who defines the Missouri GOP — Roy Blunt, Josh Hawley… or...

Briefs

U.S. House Agriculture panel to key in on climate change and farming

Judge puts off ruling in Missouri illegal gambling case

U.S. Senate panel calls on governors, mayor to talk big new infrastructure package

U.S. Senate confirms Vilsack for a second stint as Agriculture secretary

Feds ship out COVID-19 vaccines delayed by winter storms