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Marvel TV’s superhero universe on Netflix officially comes to an end. Could Disney+ be its new home?
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JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. (AP) _ A proposal to expand a Missouri tax incentive program for businesses has passed the state House but is meeting pushback in the Senate. A bill to allow the Department of Economic Development to dole out tax credits to businesses sooner passed the House 136-29 on Monday. A similar proposal is stalled in the Senate. Backers say the program would serve as a “closing fund” to attract and retain businesses. The proposals would allow the Economic Development Department to offer tax credits within a year of striking deals requiring businesses to meet certain job creation metrics. Currently, tax incentives are available after jobs are created and are spread out over a period of years. Some Senate Republicans criticized the program as corporate welfare and questioned whether it’s necessary.
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Airlines will add new gender options for non-binary passengers
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Pilot reaches agreement with St. Louis fire chief to cease landings near Arch
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Woman accused of dragging dog behind electric scooter now faces charges
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A 5-year-old was teased for looking like a boy. So her teacher chopped off her own hair to show support
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Woman dies in hot tub after husband allegedly closes lid on top of her
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Orphaned mountain lion cubs find home at Oklahoma City Zoo
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He’s made crosses for more than 25,000 victims since Columbine. The five he just made were the toughest.
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Hiker rescued from freezing temperatures after getting stuck in quicksand at Zion National Park
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Worker details alleged ballot fraud in North Carolina election board hearing
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MSD responding to water main break in Chesterfield
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Grand jury seated in wake of new R. Kelly allegations, sources say
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