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Hawley one of four legislators who introduced bill last week that would require employers to post notices that inform employees of their workplace rights

The accidental exposure of student information from Missouri’s MOScholars program has reopened a broader fight over how much scrutiny the state’s private school voucher program should face.

The drones will be equipped with thermal imaging and two-way communication technology, relaying information and video to first-responders.

Some school leaders called off only sports and other after-school activities, but said they also may dismiss students early as they monitor weather conditions.

Crews with the Improve I-70 Warrenton to Wentzville Project will shift all lanes of eastbound and westbound Interstate 64 near Lake St. Louis starting May 5 as part of the interstate widening and bridge construction.

The delay came at the request of new Mayor Adrian Shropshire, who was sworn into office this week after the incentive bill had already been negotiated.

Missouri Realtors will lead the fight against phasing out the state's income tax.

St. Louis County police on Monday identified the victim as Frances Black. She lived in the 2100 block of East Warne Avenue.

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"We need to get our arms around all we are spending on ... legal fees," said Councilman Dennis Hancock, R-Fenton, the sponsor of the new measure.

The National Weather Service by 6 a.m. Monday said quarter-size hail was spotted south of Belleville, and hail as big as 2 inches was reported in Farmington.

Headlines from the April 27, 1926, front page include: Forrest Ferguson freed of embezzlement charge.

“I have a whole ton of issues with telling people that they can’t have solar (panels) just because their house is facing the wrong way."

This year, the goal is to place 250 Hire Human graduates in jobs along with 250 graduates from the traditional software development track.

Meteorologists said storms will begin overnight Sunday and into Monday morning, largely along and north of Interstate 70

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State highway troopers said the driver hit a curb, overcorrected and drove into a utility pole off St. Charles Rock Road.

The future of the Special School District could lie in the hands of a small number of districts — even just one.

The 21-story building in downtown St. Louis is a largely unsecured spot for late-night visitors. It's even become a setting for social media posts.

Headlines from the April 26, 1926, front page include: Nations is freed by court in home building trial.