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Nation Jun 27

3 people killed after Amtrak train hits truck, derails in Missouri

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Nation Jun 24

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Missouri’s last abortion clinic finds itself in center of Roe fallout

During a news conference Friday, clinic directors said their focus would now turn to making sure people have the information they need and working with allies to connect people with care in other states.

By Gabrielle Hays

Education Jun 22

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Missouri becomes latest state to use COVID relief to support underfunded schools

Schools across the U.S. are getting some much-needed upgrades from the COVID relief package known as the American Rescue Plan. That's true in Missouri, where the state legislature decided how to allocate the federal money just weeks before it was…

By Gabrielle Hays, Lena I. Jackson

Nation Jun 08

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911 dispatchers are in short supply. In Missouri, cities are grappling with how to provide coverage without them

Every second matters during an emergency, says April Heinze, 911 operational director for the National Emergency Number Association (NENA), and not having enough people to answer calls means those seconds waiting add up quickly.

By Gabrielle Hays

Nation May 21

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What Native American children endured at one Missouri boarding school

For the first time, the U.S. government released a report this month detailing the abuse and mistreatment of Native children who were forcibly sent to boarding schools in the 1800s. NewsHour’s St Louis community reporter Gabrielle Hays, who has been…

By Gabrielle Hays, Andrew Corkery

Mar 30

Missouri House advances bill to defund Planned Parenthood

The Missouri House is advancing a bill to defund Planned Parenthood and put more restrictions on abortions.

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Mar 21

Ex-wife accuses top Missouri GOP Senate candidate of physical abuse

By Brian Slodysko, Jim Salter, Summer Ballentine, Associated Press

Sheena Greitens also alleges in the affidavit that Greitens showed "unstable and coercive behavior" in the months leading up to his 2018 resignation as Missouri's governor following a sex scandal.

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Mar 16

Missouri considers law to make illegal to ‘aid or abet’ out-of-state abortion

By Summer Ballentine, John Hanna, Associated Press

Legislation under consideration in Missouri shows that anti-abortion lawmakers in Republican-led states aren't likely to stop at banning most abortions within their borders.

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Feb 16

How businesses are handling vaccine rules with no federal mandates

By Hannah Grabenstein, Gabrielle Hays, Cresencio Rodriguez-Delgado

In the absence of federal rules, employers across the country have found themselves navigating vaccine politics as state, local and national decision-makers offer their own, sometimes conflicting, guidelines.

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Feb 09

In one Missouri school district, tension and confusion over school board’s changing COVID protocols

By Gabrielle Hays

Parents say while the Wentzville Board of Education is making decisions to cease contact tracing and the state leaders are taking action against the districts, they are left to figure out what to do.

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