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The measure mandates that political candidates obtain clear authorization before charging a donor any additional amount after an initial gift.

From St. Louis Public Radio: Kiener Plaza in downtown St. Louis will be upgraded by October with more shade trees, better lighting and a newer drainage system. The nearly $2.7 million project, which began Monday, is made possible through a partnership among the City of St. Louis, Gateway Arch Park Foundation and Great Rivers Greenway. […]

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Border Patrol commander Greg Bovino has been sent back to the border after making himself the Nazi scum face of the Trump administration’s brutal efforts to purge this country of as many non-white people as possible. Bovino made it clear what team he really wanted to play for before Trump was even sworn in for […]

From Offsite Builder: Although Offsite Builder magazine primarily focuses on prefabricating homes inside factories, some innovative companies are bringing the factory to the jobsite. They’re doing it with advanced robotics. Here, we’ll look at examples of four very different jobsite robots. They lay bricks, plan layouts, drill holes in concrete, finish drywall and paint. Hadrian’s […]

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From WashU’s Student Life: A study from WashU’s Brown School has identified gaps in St. Louis’ emergency preparedness and response, including a lack of funding and a disconnect between community organizers and government. The study was put together by graduate students at the Brown School before the tornado on May 16, 2025, but it was […]

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Residents in St. Louis will have extra time to complete their application for private property assistance, as the initial deadline of Feb. 14 has been extended for two more weeks.

Police were searching the area for a man wearing a lime green vest and hard hat who was walking away from the scene.

Demonstrators gathered at the Missouri Capitol on Tuesday over ongoing efforts to repeal the state's income tax.

WOOD RIVER - Ethan Barrett, a senior at East Alton-Wood River, is being recognized for bowling after four years in the sport that culminated in his highest high school game, a 244. Barrett said his progress came through “practice and more practice,” adding that “with hard work, I got to a point where I felt that I was at the best point in my high school career, it took me to my senior year, but I got it.” He credited coaches Garry Herron and Gary Quigley, saying, “With

A worker at Eddie Bauer’s St. Louis Premium Outlets location confirmed that the store will shutter April 26. The Galleria store doesn't have a closing date yet, an employee said.

WOOD RIVER - Aubrey Cathey, a senior at East Alton-Wood River High School, is being recognized for cheer after a decade in the sport and a senior season that included learning and performing advanced stunts in new roles. Cathey said her “strong passion and love for cheer” helped lead to the recognition. “I was never able to do anything, and cheer wasn't how I expected it, but I was able to start as a base and then my senior year I was a backspot and with both positions I wa

Peoria High School basketball coach Daniel C. Ruffin faces new sexual abuse charges after a second student came forward, and he has been placed on leave pending the investigation.

A Missouri bill would impose a statewide moratorium on all solar construction projects in the state for nearly two years, or potentially longer, if enacted into law.

by Dr. John Gaal This week’s edition of our Worker Wellness blog looks at how one state’s Governor has misgivings concerning the endorsement of Sports Gambling; to how PFAS chemicals used for stain resistance in carpets has poisoned the water supply in southeast sections of the USA; to a recent study acknowledging the psychological hazards […]

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Former Procul Harum guitarist Robin Trower is set to celebrate the 50th anniversary of his album Live! with the release of a new deluxe expanded edition.The original 1976 vinyl of Live!…

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Melissa Sheehan has joined Wiegmann Associates as Payroll Specialist. Sheehan is responsible for efficiently managing the payroll process and ensures compliance with tax law. Sheehan brings nine years of payroll experience and holds an Associate of Arts and Science (AAS) in Business Administration from St. Charles Community College. Wiegmann Associates is a St. Louis-based mechanical […]

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Attainable housing doesn’t move forward by talking — it moves forward when people build. On Wednesday, March 25, from 7:30 AM – 9:30 AM Construction Forum brings together practitioners who are solving for the real-world challenges of financing, construction, and neighborhood context to deliver attainable housing at scale. The program is free to attend, but […]

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