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Missouri Teacher Sarah Scheffer Poisoned Husband with Toxic Smoothies
She explained away the odd taste of one drink by saying she’d peed in it, her husband told police
By Ryan Krull
Tags: Missouri News, Sarah Scheffer, Missouri teacher, Cole County, Jefferson City, lily of the valley smoothies
Missouri Senate, Worried It's Not Cruel Enough, Targets Trans Kids
The Senate voted to approve two anti-trans bills this morning
Tags: Missouri News, Missouri legislature, gender-affirming care, youth, healthcare, Jefferson City, anti-trans laws
New Missouri Law Would Make Temp Tags a Thing of the Past
The bill, now headed to the Senate, would require that sales tax on new cars be paid at the dealership
Tags: St. Louis Metro News, Missouri House of Representatives, Jefferson City, Missouri license plate, expired temp tags, DMV
Missouri Adults Could Buy Legal Weed as Soon as Tomorrow
Hit up the ATM, you must pay in cash
By Jaime Lees
Tags: Weed News, Things to Do, St. Louis, Missouri, Kansas City, Jefferson City, dispensaries, dispensary, weed, marijuana, medical, cannabis
Hartmann: Missourians Get What They Pay for from the State, Which Isn’t Much
By Ray Hartmann
Tags: Hartmann, Views & Opinions, news, Missouri, Missouri news, St. Louis, St. Louis news, taxes, state government, Jefferson city, windfall
Alibi Cookies and the Genius of a Warm-Cookie Vending Machine
By Cheryl Baehr
Tags: Cafe, Alibi Cookies, Cookie bot, Mike Evans, St. Louis, St. Louis news, news, St. Louis bakery, cookies, chocolate chip cookies, Jefferson City, Dogtown, St. Charles, cookie vending machine
Hartmann: Imagine if St. Louis Dominated Missouri Politics
Tags: Hartmann, Views & Opinions, St. Louis, opinion, Ray Hartmann, Ian Mackey, Missouri legislature, Republicans, Democrats, Missouri politics, Jefferson City, gun control, police
October 7 Is the Last Day You Can Register to Vote in Missouri Before the Big Election
Tags: Missouri, St. Louis, Kansas City, Jefferson City, register, vote, voting, voter, October 7, November 3, election, president, presidential, Governor Mike Parson, Donald Trump, Nicole Galloway
Governor Mike Parson, Wife Test Positive for COVID-19, Joining 117,000 Missourians
Tags: COVID-19, coronavirus, Governor Parson, St. Louis, Jefferson City, Kansas City, Missouri, mask, maskless, masking, wife, Theresa Parson, Election 2020
More Than 100,000 Cases of COVID-19 Now Reported in Missouri
Tags: COVID-19, coronavirus, pandemic, St. Louis, Kansas City, Jefferson City, Missouri
'Your Next Mass Shooter' — Jeff City Man Charged With Making Terroristic Threats
By Doyle Murphy
Tornadoes Rip Through Jefferson City and Other Missouri Towns, Killing 3
By Sarah Fenske
Tags: Missouri weather, tornadoes, Jefferson City, Golden City, Carl Junction, Eldon
Gay marriage and Jamilah Nasheed get readers talking
Tags: News Stories, Columns, Melissa Meinzer, Albert Samaha, Jefferson City, Sonia Zuroweste Wagner
Take It From the Tip Top: Grooving to Night Ranger at a Serbian bar and grill in Soulard — priceless
By Ian Froeb
Tags: Cafe, Reviews, George Korac, Night Ranger, Jefferson City, St. Louis, Tip Top Food & Spirits
Timber!
Chain saws at the ready, AmerenUE confronts the vestiges of the '06 storms.
By Kathleen McLaughlin
Tags: News Stories, News, St. Louis, Ameren Corporation, Jefferson City, Michael Kuhns
Snapple Nectarine White Tea
Schnucks, 60 Hampton Village Plaza; 314-353-5060.
By Kristie McClanahan
Tags: Food & Drink, Columns, Snapple Beverage Corporation, The Body Shop International plc, Hampton, Jefferson City
Free Falling
A man and his bride-to-be are mistaken for, um, something less savory, and a local-girl-gone-Hollywood makes our Blog o' the Week. Plus: Where have all the good terrorist targets gone?
Tags: News Stories, Columns, Paul Fennewald, St. Louis, Jefferson City, Edward Durrell Stone
Parlor Game
The St. Louis Pizza Haus proves that even when pizza's kinda bad, it's still pretty good
By Rose Martelli
Tags: Cafe, Reviews, St. Louis, Jefferson City, Woody Allen, Julian Stevenson, St Louis Pizza Haus, Dewey's Pizza-Kirkwood
John Hicks
Wednesday, May 12, through Saturday, May 15; Jazz at the Bistro
By Dean C. Minderman
Tags: Critics' Picks, Columns, John Hicks, Atlanta, Jefferson City, St. Louis
MacNasty
Charlotte Hubbard uses nom de plume Melissa MacNeal to cover a multitude of sins
By Byron Kerman
Tags: Night & Day, Highlights, Charlotte Hubbard, Jefferson City, London
Midtown St. Louis Will Get a Pedestrian Bridge Over I-64
By Kallie Cox
St. Louis Mom of Slain 14-Year-Old Needs Money for His Funeral
Slain Soulard Hit-and-Run Victim Remains Unidentified