Gov. Mike Parson said teachers and school staff, child care providers, government employees, food workers and employees in other critical sectors of the economy would qualify for vaccines beginning March 15.
The reforms were drafted after a yearlong fight on the frontlines of the pandemic.
The school won a Missouri state championship in football in 2018
The measure won just enough support to advance to the Missouri Senate.
Updated for the 200th anniversary of Missouri's statehood, book includes people well-known to St. Louisans — Nelly, Tina, Maya, Lou and more.
Rollout of vaccine under Gov. Mike Parson continues to earn criticism for its inequities.Â
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Krewson said the change, sought by the influential firefighters union, isn’t ‘fiscally responsible.’ An effort to override the veto is expected.
Authorities say the mayor received commission from contracts for city employees' health insurance, then lied about it to investigators.Â
The GOP-led House voted 123-33 Tuesday in favor of the bill
Willie Hall, 17, died Wednesday night and an 18-year-old was wounded after prosecutors say they forced their way into a home.Â
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