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Should the next St. Louis County executive get a raise? Voters will decide.
County Executive Sam Page's office says the ballot language approved by the County Council is misleading.
From 2004: Busch heir is battling to preserve flood plain
The Post-Dispatch published this story, by Tim Bryant, on Dec. 29, 2004:
Steamboats brimming with German and Irish immigrants reshape antebellum town: Revisiting St. Louis' history
In the years before the Civil War, waves of immigrants arrived from Europe. Many of the more established St. Louisans didn't like it.
See the June 2, 1926, front page: Sidener charged with agreeing to bribe to free Rutherford
Headlines from the June 2, 1926, front page include: Readers of Preachers' Magazine will testify in editor's fraud trial.
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Missouri judge tosses challenge to Kehoe's income tax swap
An appeal could be heard as soon as Thursday
Man found fatally shot in Fairground Park in north St. Louis
Police found the victim with multiple gunshot wounds about 8 a.m. Monday.
St. Louis police officers injured during standoff with woman on South Grand
Three officers were injured and a woman arrested Monday after a standoff that closed South Grand Boulevard, police said.
After delay, St. Louis police board finds cash for sound-muffling wall at gun range
Police board President Chris Saracino said Monday the department would use budget leftovers to pay for the new sound wall and part of a batch of new Tasers.
Maplewood Richmond Heights community rallies against deportation of school janitors
Dozens of parents brought their children to the rally to show support for their schoolmate Mauren, who is going into third grade.
St. Louis mayor questions proposal to ditch dumpsters
“The phasing would be a real challenge,” Spencer told a task force she appointed.
Jefferson County candidate, a former felon, set for court appearance Friday
A political candidate — also a convicted felon with ties to former St. Louis County Executive Steve Stenger — is set to appear Friday in Jefferson County circuit court.
Group offering free passes for MetroLink, Metro buses
Citizens for Modern Transit hopes to attract new riders by mailing out several hundred free passes to MetroLink and Metro buses for July.
U.S. Rep. Mike Bost of Southern Illinois steers two veterans bills to passage
One bill would stop Veterans Affairs department from stripping veterans of rights to possess firearms solely because they required help in managing their benefits.