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Missouri to Restrict Medical Care for Transgender Adults, Citing Consumer Protection Law - Vimarsana News

Missouri to Restrict Medical Care for Transgender Adults, Citing Consumer Protection Law

In his emergency regulation, the state attorney general said it was necessary to put up “substantial guardrails” around gender-transitioning treatments, because they were considered “experimental.”

Missouri Senate considers 'Chris Sifford Day' honoring Carnahan aide who died in plane crash | News - Vimarsana News

Missouri Senate considers 'Chris Sifford Day' honoring Carnahan aide who died in plane crash | News

In the fall of 2000, tragedy struck Missouri politics when an airplane carrying then-Gov. Mel Carnahan, his son Randy Carnahan and adviser Chris Sifford crashed in bad weather.

Missouri Senate considers 'Chris Sifford Day' honoring Carnahan aide who died in plane crash • Missouri Independent - Vimarsana News

Missouri Senate considers 'Chris Sifford Day' honoring Carnahan aide who died in plane crash • Missouri Independent

The Missouri Senate is considering a bill that would create "Chris Sifford Day" to honor the aide to Mel Carnahan who died in a plane crash.

Missouri Senate considers 'Chris Sifford Day' honoring Carnahan aide who died in plane crash - Vimarsana News

Missouri Senate considers 'Chris Sifford Day' honoring Carnahan aide who died in plane crash

In the fall of 2000, tragedy struck Missouri politics when an airplane carrying then-Gov. Mel Carnahan, his son Randy Carnahan and adviser Chris Sifford crashed in bad weather.

MO Senate Democrats call for human rights commission chair's removal - Vimarsana News

MO Senate Democrats call for human rights commission chair's removal

Timothy Faber did not identify himself as the chairman of the Missouri Commission on Human Rights when testifying against a non-discrimination bill.