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How delivery drivers are braving the frigid temperatures
SUMMARY: As temperatures plunge into the single digits, essential workers are braving the harsh conditions to keep the city operational. Taylor Harris reports live, highlighting the efforts of various workers including delivery drivers, law enforcement, and emergency responders. Delivery driver Brian Sparks, with nearly 20 years of experience, notes this is the worst winter storm he’s faced in a decade, emphasizing the dangers of icy conditions. He manages around 60 deliveries in an 8-hour shift while staying warm in layers. The CDC warns of frostbite and hypothermia risks, urging customers to assist by clearing pathways and being ready upon delivery.
From law enforcement to emergency responders, construction crews, and delivery drivers, essential workers are pushing through these dangerous conditions to get the job done.
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Summer Rodeo and Country Music Fest Series
SUMMARY: The Bush Family Farm is hosting its annual Summer Rodeo and Country Music Festival Series starting this weekend, perfectly timed for the Independence Day holiday. Owner Billy Bush highlights the event’s interactive rodeo activities, including bulls, bronco barrels, mutton busting, and kids’ sheep-driving, alongside cold beer and distilled spirits from their own brewery. The festival features a full bar, food, vendors selling western products, and family-friendly entertainment. Starting July through October, concerts with country music artists from Nashville will perform every second Saturday of the month. The popular event brings a Wyoming-like atmosphere to DeFiance, Missouri, celebrating patriotic outdoor fun.
The Busch Family Farm is hosting its Summer Rodeo and Country Music Festival series starting the weekend of the 4th of July through the fall.
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FEMA to open new disaster recovery center in Clayton
SUMMARY: A new FEMA Disaster Recovery Center opens Tuesday in Clayton at the St. Louis County Library’s Mid-County Branch to assist residents affected by the May 16 and March 14–15 tornadoes in St. Louis County. The center operates Monday–Thursday, 8 a.m.–7 p.m., and Friday–Saturday, 8 a.m.–5 p.m., closed Sundays. FEMA and Small Business Administration staff will help with disaster aid applications, document uploads, and questions. Additional centers remain open at Union Tabernacle Missionary Baptist Church, Sumner High School, and the Urban League Business Center. Aid may cover uninsured damage, home repairs, temporary housing, and essential property replacement. Deadlines: July 22 (March storms), August 11 (May storm).
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Anthem-MU health coverage impasse affects 90K Missourians
SUMMARY: More than 90,000 Missourians lost access to University of Missouri (MU) Health Care providers in April due to a coverage dispute between MU Health Care and Anthem Blue Cross Blue Shield, Missouri’s dominant insurer covering nearly one-third of residents. The Missouri Senate Insurance and Banking Committee held a special hearing to resolve the impasse, hearing testimony from various stakeholders including state insurance officials and Anthem representatives. Concerns were raised that the dispute’s outcome could set a precedent impacting other insurers and healthcare providers statewide and nationally. No resolution was reached, though Senate President Cindy O’Laughlin attended, underscoring the issue’s significance.
An ongoing impasse over coverage prompted a special hearing Monday of the Missouri Senate’s Insurance and Banking Committee.
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