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- THE CEO Feat. SEVENDUST's VINCE HORNSBY: Debut Album, 'Redemption' Due In Juneon May 15, 2021 at 9:29 am
Georgia hard rockers THE CEO, who feature SEVENDUST's Vince Hornsby on bass, will release their debut album, "Redemption", on June 25 via Rat Pak Records. From the driving guitar riff of album […]
- TUFF: 30th-Anniversary Remastered Reissue Of 'What Comes Around Goes Around' Now Availableon May 15, 2021 at 9:06 am
RLS Records has reached a licensing agreement with Rhino Entertainment, a division of Warner Music Group, to remaster and reissue the long-out-of-print album "What Comes Around Goes Around" by famed […]
- DRESS THE DEAD Feat. Ex-FORBIDDEN Members: Two More Songs, 'There Goes The Sun' And 'Promises & Kisses', Now Availableon May 15, 2021 at 8:42 am
San Francisco Bay Area-based metal/heavy rock outfit DRESS THE DEAD has released two more songs, "There Goes The Sun" and "Promises & Kisses". Both tracks are available on every streaming […]
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- Missouri passes COVID-19 liability shield for businessesby Ty Albright at 6:46 pm
(AP) — Missouri lawmakers have approved new legal protections against coronavirus lawsuits as one of the final actions of their 2021 session. The bill passed Friday would shield hospitals, manufacturers and other businesses from lawsuits over alleged wrongdoing during the pandemic. The bill now goes to Gov. Mike Parson, who made it one of his …
- Missouri lawmakers pass high-profile gun bill on last dayby Ty Albright at 6:45 pm
(AP) — Missouri’s Republican-led Legislature has passed a high-profile measure to ban local enforcement of federal gun laws. The GOP-led House voted 111-42 along party lines to pass the bill with just an hour to spare before lawmakers’ 6 p.m. Friday deadline. If signed by Republican Gov. Mike Parson, the measure would penalize local police …
- Missouri lawmakers back lawsuits over police budget cutsby Ty Albright at 5:18 pm
(AP) Missouri lawmakers have passed legislation taking aim at the defund-the-police movement. A bill given final approval Friday would allow people to sue local governments that cut police budgets by more than 12% compared to other departments over a five-year period. The bill also includes other protections for police, including a ban on probation or …
- Missouri bill allows athlete earnings, higher tuition ratesby Ty Albright at 4:26 pm
(AP) — Missouri lawmakers have passed a bill that could let college athletes cash-in on their fame but could also result in higher tuition for students. The bill says colleges and universities can’t prevent student athletes from making money off their name, image or likeness. The bill given final approval Friday also repeals a cap …
- Lawrence man pleads guilty in girlfriend’s shooting deathby Steve Smith at 3:44 pm
LAWRENCE, Kan. (AP) – A 43-year-old man from Lawrence pleaded guilty to voluntary manslaughter in the shooting death of his girlfriend. Johnathon West originally was charged with second-degree murder in the death of 41-year-old Jennifer Mosby but he agreed to the plea deal on Thursday. He will be sentenced June 16. Mosby was found shot …
- DHSS provides virus variant updates from wastewater monitoring projectby Steve Smith at 3:35 pm
JEFFERSON CITY, MO – The Missouri Department of Health and Senior Services (DHSS) continues to partner with the Missouri Department of Natural Resources, the University of Missouri – Columbia, wastewater operators, and others to monitor COVID-19 trends by testing wastewater in communities throughout the state. In February 2021, this team began testing wastewater samples to look …
