Effects of Western Wildfires Visible in Missouri
While wildfires continue to burn in California, Oregon, and Washington, the smoke has become visible in Missouri, creating hazy, milky grey skies in the...Read more
Fall’s Favorite Flower
“If you would be happy for a lifetime, grow Chrysanthemums.” (a Chinese philosopher)
With the start of fall on Tuesday, we will soon...Read more
Missouri Legislature to Return Next Week for Veto Session
The Missouri General Assembly is scheduled to return next week for its annual veto session. It is expected that the legislature will spend little...Read more
U.S. Bishops Call on Congress/White House to Address Ongoing COVID-Related Needs
Archbishop Paul S. Coakley of Oklahoma City, chairman of the U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops’ (USCCB) Committee on Domestic Justice and Human Development, issued...Read more
FDA States Political Influence Will Not Influence its COVID-19 Work
This week, senior officials from the federal Food and Drug Administration (FDA) took the unusual step of issuing a statement saying the department’s work...Read more
Food Stamp Usage Up in Missouri
Statistics from the state’s Department of Social Services (DSS) show the number of Missourians on food stamps has increased by about 120,000 since January....Read more
Preparing for Flu Season
As we reach the end of summer and turn to fall, the flu season will soon be upon us. While the safety measures recommended...Read more
Remembering 9/11
The two ghostly columns of blue light that rose from near ground zero each year on September 11, replicating the shape of the Twin...Read more
Senate Approves Public Safety Measures Amid a Filibuster
The Senate truly agreed and finally passed two public safety bills on Wednesday and sent two more back to the House for further consideration....Read more
Gov. Parson Announces New COVID-19 Test
On Thursday, Governor Parson held a press conference at Washington University to discuss a new saliva-based COVID-19 test that was recently approved by the...Read more