Tag: St. Louis
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Judge Makes Favorable Ruling For Missouri’s Only Abortion Clinic
Missouri’s only abortion clinic in St. Louis can continue operating after a St. Louis Judge ruled yesterday (Monday) to extend a temporary restraining order against the state prohibiting them from allowing the clinic’s license to expire. Judge Michael Stelzer ordered the Missouri Department of Health and Senior Services to make a decision by June 21st…
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Judge Rules Planned Parenthood Can Continue Abortions
A St. Louis judge issued an order today [Friday] allowing Planned Parenthood to continue providing abortion service. Judge Michael Stelzer heard arguments from Planned Parenthood and the Missouri Department of Health and Senior Services yesterday. The decision came just hours before the clinic’s license was set to expire. The state cited concerns about “failed abortions”…
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Missouri Attorney General Warning Of Ticket Scalping Ahead Of Stanley Cup Final Games In St. Louis
Missouri Attorney General Eric Schmitt is warning people trying to buy tickets for game 3 of the Stanley Cup Finals in St. Louis tomorrow (Saturday) to be cautious of scammers. Schmitt says ticket scalpers and scammers are more prevalent, especially during the final series. Here are some tips to keep in mind. Purchase tickets from…
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Judge Deliberating Planned Parenthood’s Request
A St. Louis Judge is now deciding whether to grant an order allowing Missouri’s only abortion clinic to keep its license past Friday. Judge Michael Stelzer listened to arguments on Planned Parenthood’s request for a temporary restraining order preventing the state from allowing clinic’s license to lapse. The Missouri Health Department cited concerns of patient…
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Missouri Bond Reform Could Limit Courts
A new bond reform will go into effect on July 1 that would change the process of incarceration before trial. According to the bond reform, the plan would restrict courts from charging defendants bail as a condition of release. The new rules would not only limit how long a defendant can be detained before a…
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Governor Parson Addresses Planned Parenthood License Renewal
Missouri Governor Mike Parson is announcing that the Health Department is declining to renew the license of the state’s last remaining abortion clinic due to non-compliance and health concerns. Parson made his announcement during a press conference yesterday (Wednesday). The governor said an annual inspection conducted by the state Health Department in March and several…
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Missouri May Be First State To Be Completely Without Abortion Health Center
Missouri may be the first state in the nation to go completely without a health center that provides abortions according to Planned Parenthood. The St. Louis clinic which is the last clinic in Missouri will be forced to stop providing abortions this Saturday, if the state does not renew its annual license or unless the…
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Sports
The St. Louis Cardinals fell to the Pittsburgh Pirates last night 2 to 1 at Busch Stadium. Cardinals starting pitcher Adam Wainwright allowed a lead off home run to Adam Frazier, but did not allow anymore runs for 7 innings. The cards will try again today with Miles Mikolas on the mound. Game time is…
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Serrano-Vitorino Took His Own Life
A man accused of killing 5 people in Kansas and Missouri reportedly hanged himself in his cell early this morning. [Tuesday] According to a press release, Pablo Serrano-Vitorino was found alone in his cell early this morning, and transported to a hospital where he was pronounced dead at 3:06 a.m. The St. Louis Post Dispatch…
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Garth Brooks Concert In St. Louis Sets New Record At Venue
A new record is set at the Dome at America’s Center in St. Louis after the Garth Brooks concert on Saturday night. Upwards of seventy five thousand fans came to see the Rodeo singer’s sold out show. There was also an appearance from his wife, Trisha Yearwood who’d previously said she would not appear on…
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Victims Of Moberly Carbon Monoxide Exposure Identified
A malfunctioning heating unit in an airplane hangar at Omar Bradley Airport in Moberly at around 11:30 yesterday morning [Tuesday] is the cause of 4 people being exposed to carbon monoxide. Moberly Police report they responded to a privately owned hangar and found 2 men unresponsive, and one became unresponsive after the arrival of emergency…
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Three Men Found Unresponsive In Airplane Hangar
Three men were found unresponsive in a hangar at Omar Bradley Airport in Moberly at around 11:30 this morning. [Tuesday] Moberly Police report emergency crews were dispatched to the hangar and found 2 unresponsive males. One was a 29 year old from St. Louis, and the other was a 27 year old from St. Charles.…
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Budweiser Partnering With Missouri Ag Tech Firm
Budweiser is announcing they will be partnering with a Missouri agricultural technology firm in order to develop barley varieties that use less water and other natural resources. According to reports from the St. Louis Post Dispatch Anheuser Busch InBev and Benson announced a global partnership yesterday (Monday). The St. Louis-based crop improvement company will use…
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Autopsy Reveals St. Louis Ballerina Drowned, Investigation Continues
An autopsy on a St. Louis ballet dancer whose body was found in Mark Twain Lake in November has found she drowned. Raffaella Stroik’s autopsy report determined that while she drowned, the manner of death is still unclear. There was no suicide note or injuries that clearly indicate that she fell. An investigation began when…
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Monroe City Pilot Honored By Highway Patrol
A pilot credited with finding a missing St. Louis ballerina in November of 2018 was honored by the Missouri State Highway Patrol yesterday. [Monday] Highway Patrol Captain James Wilt presented Monroe City resident Ollie “Butch” Pennewell with the Honorary Trooper Certificate. The award is given to citizens nominated by a trooper for performing in an…