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High Turnover May Lead to Higher Wages in State Government
New data from Missouri's Office of Administration shows that five state agencies saw employee turnover rates of 30% or higher throughout 2021.
The Department of Mental Health had the highest turnover rate for the past year, at 38%, meaning nearly four out of ten full time employees left the agency over the past twelve months.…
KSDK’s Randhawa leaving station for job in Seattle
Randhawa, a DePaul University graduate, joined KSDK in May 2015 after handling assignments in South Carolina and South Dakota.
Pizza Champ, from acclaimed retaurant Elmwood, to open soon in Maplewood
Elmwood's pandemic-pivot concept will sharea building with Side Project Brewing's Shared label.
Woman killed in double shooting in north St. Louis
Man shot, killed near 7-Eleven in south St. Louis Monday afternoon
These Metro East schools are going back to virtual learning amid COVID surge
Bryan Adams reveals the unusual way he’d like to be remembered
2021 was tough for Bryan Adams: He got COVID-19 twice. Thankfully, he didn't succumb to his illness. But the veteran star has considered how he'd like to be remembered --…
Missouri legislature set to convene with packed agenda — and continued GOP infighting
Missouri lawmakers will return to the Capitol at noon on Wednesday faced with a lengthy to-do list and still simmering dysfunction. And while most legislative sessions ease slowly into gear, that won’t be the case in 2022. Or rather, it can’t be the case. Lawmakers face fast-approaching deadlines to pass a supplemental budget and work […]
The post Missouri legislature set to convene with packed agenda — and continued GOP infighting appeared first on Missouri Independent.
Capitol rioters’ tears, remorse don’t spare them from jail
WASHINGTON (AP) — Florida business owner Robert Palmer cheered on the violence at the U.S. Capitol on Jan. 6 before he joined the fray. Screaming obscenities, he hurled a wooden plank and …
Recycle Your Christmas Tree for Free at These St. Louis City Drop Spots
The new year has begun and many people are eager to forget that last year ever happened. (Can you blame them?)
If you’re on the “out with the old and in with the new” train, there are multiple spots around the city of St. Louis where you can lay your old 2021 Christmas tree to rest.
Here’s how it works: You bring your tree to one of the three locations listed below.…
Rep. Justin Hill, Who Chose Jan. 6 Rally Over Swearing-In, Resigns
State Representative Justin Hill, who skipped his swearing-in last year to join the January 6 crowds in Washington, D.C., is skipping the rest of his term, he announced today.
Hill, a Lake St. Louis Republican, had represented the 108th District, covering part of St. Charles County, since he was first elected in 2014. In a news release posted to his Facebook page, he said he was moving to Florida to "build my consulting business."…
Rep. Justin Hill, Who Chose Jan. 6 Rally Over Swearing-In, Resigns
State Representative Justin Hill, who skipped his swearing-in last year to join the January 6 crowds in Washington, D.C., is skipping the rest of his term, he announced today.…
Did you get the J&J vaccine? Here's what to know about its effectiveness and booster guidance
Chesterfield steakhouse names new general manager
The cold truth: Minor accumulation of snow possible this week, plus bitterly low temps
With an expected high of 45 degrees Fahrenheit, Tuesday is expected to be the warmest day of this entire workweek.
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Neman: The more I clean my kitchen, the dirtier it gets
The dirty dishes just keep coming. And coming. And coming.
Asia Bradley earns $15,000 McDonald’s HBCU scholarship
McDonald’s and McDonald’s Owner/Operator Jimmy Williams awarded Asia Bradley, a freshman nursing student at Howard University in Washington, D.C., and a St. Louis native, a $15,000 Black & Positively Golden Scholarship.
BenFred: Now would be great time for Major League Baseball to swap lockout nonchalance for action
The economic issues in play are complex, and both sides seem to be more interested in spinning than solving.
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