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The first ever Politically Speaking mailbag episode!
On a first of its kind episode of Politically Speaking, St. Louis Public Radio’s Sarah Kellogg and Jason Rosenbaum answer your questions about Missouri policy and politics.
Kellogg and Rosenbaum solicited queries from various social media sites, including Twitter, Facebook, Instagram and, most successfully, Reddit’s Missouri Politics page.
St. Louis County expected to vote on new mask mandate Tuesday night
Texas has a ‘trigger’ law if Roe v. Wade is overturned. It’s not the only state with one.
Five states use language similar to Texas’ ‘wholly or partly’ provision: Missouri, Arkansas, Kentucky, Louisiana and Tennessee.
Man standing next to motorcycle killed on Jefferson County highway
Andrew J. Katz, 38, of De Soto, died Monday.
Paul McCartney’s first album with Wings, ‘Wild Life,’ released 50 years ago today; vinyl reissue due in February
Today, December 7, marks the 50th anniversary of the release of Wild Life, Paul McCartney's first album with his backing band Wings, To mark the milestone, the record will be…
Gov. Parson to recommend increase in minimum wage for state employees
Gov. Mike Parson will recommend a minimum wage increase for state employees, a news release Monday afternoon said. It would make the minimum wage for all state employees across state government $15 per hour and include a 5.5% Cost of Living Adjustment increase.
The recommendation will be part of Parson's supplemental budget request in 2022 during the legislative session that begins Jan. 5. Parson's office said they hope to pass the raise before Feb. 1, 2022. Both the Missouri House and Senate would…
Jazz nonprofit's CEO exiting to lead music festival
St. Louis area nonprofit receives $150K grant to support health, wellness for youth
‘Person of interest’ in custody just hours after family pleads for help in MetroBus shooting
Jonathan Cobb, 33, was shot in the head while driving the 3811 bus on Lucas and Hunt Road Friday evening. He remains in critical condition.
St. Louis-based investment firm names first chief philanthropy officer
Chesterfield Valley land that will house music studio campus sold for millions
St. Louis City SC to field team in new MLS professional league
The Beauty of Dutchtown, 60: Minnie Wood Memorial Square Park Pavilion
Minnie Wood Memorial Square Park is a irregular parallelogram-shaped park at the busy intersection of South Broadway, Meramec, Ohio and and vacated Gasconade streets. Wood was a wealthy woman who donated the land for the park, and it was created… Continue Reading →
New, 50th anniversary edition of Cat Stevens’ ‘Harold and Maude’ soundtrack due in February
A new edition of Cat Stevens' soundtrack to the 1971 cult classic Harold and Maude, in conjunction with the film's 50th anniversary, will be released on February 11, 2022, on…
Republican Hartzler hires Hawley’s consultants in U.S. Senate bid
Missouri Republicans insist that hiring the firm that guided Hawley’s rise won’t help Hartzler secure the senator’s endorsement.
Lake Saint Louis man involved in Capitol insurrection pleads guilty
Paul Scott Westover traveled to Washington with two other area residents also facing federal charges.
Missouri's Long Wait for Adult Use Cannabis Could End in 2022
For the fourth time since 2016, Missouri voters are gearing up to consider the future of legalized marijuana. While previous attempts at "adult use" legalization have faltered, 2022 is shaping up to be the best chance for activists and consumers hoping to finally see the measure cross the finish line.…
What would you like to see in a year-round ice skating rink?
Tuesday, December 7, 2021 - Some counties are waiting to spend pandemic relief money
St. Charles, Jefferson, Franklin, and Phelps counties have not used much of their federal coronavirus relief funds because officials say they don’t have enough guidance about how the money can be spent.
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