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Headlines from the Oct. 8, 1926, front page include: Former St. Louis countess sentenced

The post American Academy of Pediatrics Renews Call for Ban on Raw Milk appeared first on ProPublica.

Hundreds of imperiled species, including North Atlantic right whales and rusty patched bumble bees, could face greater threats from industry and development.

Colonialism and land dispossession created a system based on exploitation. Climate change is making it worse.

A man walking nude on a trail was identified and arrested by the Columbia Police Department this week.

A federal judge ruled an officer's use of an Flock camera database to review the vehicle’s travels over the previous 30 days was unconstitutional.

  Sandra already feels like she’s a part of the Real Rock Army, because she has met so many fellow KSHE listeners, and heard all of the Klassic stories over the years.  She loves getting to know all of the personalities on air! She recently got to meet U-Man, and even felt a bit starstruck!...

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After more than two decades helping customers make their yards more beautiful, Sandy’s Back Porch Gardens in Belleville is set to close its doors early next month.

The Saint Louis Zoo presents Dinoroarus starting Friday, June 19th! The Saint Louis Zoo will transport guests millions of years back in time starting Friday, June 19, at Dinoroarus, a returning, temporary attraction for all-ages. […]

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Democrat Fred Wellman says he has what it takes to finally unseat GOP Congresswoman Ann Wagner. Wellman said Wagner was wrong to support the Iran War, adding that President Donald Trump didn’t have a firm strategy or reasoning for starting the conflict. “A lot of people hate us in the world, but if we attack every single person who hates us, we're going to be at war forever and ever and ever,” he said. “And what bothers me in the end is how many people make these decisions who don't actually have skin in the game in any way.”

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Missouri Governor Mike Kehoe indicated Wednesday that he’s going to run for a second term.

It’s becoming very apparent that we failed to learn a key lesson from the COVID-19 pandemic: infectious diseases aren’t partisan; they will come for us all. While Donald Trump and RFK Jr. play their little partisan games over the measles outbreak, the disease is spreading. Spinning conspiracy theories, falsely claiming that the government has it […]