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Report flags questionable spending by ousted St. Louis Public School superintendent
Prosecutor nominee, short on experience, aims to be tough on crime in St. Louis County
VanOstran doesn't have much trial experience but says his work in private practice and as a federal prosecutor qualifies him for the job.
Fire destroys Belleview, Missouri church Monday night
An accidental fire Monday night caused significant damage to a church in Belleview, Missouri.
Kansas City students rebuild classic Chevy Chevelle with help from Travis Kelce. Here's how you can win it.
I-70 bridge ribbon-cutting ceremony set for Tuesday; bridge opening later this month
Saint Louis Public Schools audit alleges mismanagement under former superintendent
St. Louis Public Schools on Tuesday released the findings of an audit on district pay, hiring practices and credit card usage under Superintendent Keisha Scarlett.
The former superintendent's employment was terminated in October, months after she was placed on leave amid an investigation into the district's budget.
The in-depth management assessment, conducted by accounting firm Aramino, focused on the district's hiring of new senior-level staff, credit card and expense reimbursements and strategic…
South City restaurant closes soon after opening
Matcha drinkers, where can I get a decent matcha powder for a gift?
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Ruling by a conservative Supreme Court could help blue states resist Trump policies
A major U.S. Supreme Court decision this summer was hailed as a conservative court’s broadside against a Democratic administration, giving red states more backing to delay or overturn policies they don’t like, such as transgender protections and clean energy goals. But the ruling in the Loper Bright case, which granted courts more power to scrutinize […]
House Springs home destroyed in fire, no injuries reported
A house in House Springs was destroyed by an early morning fire, but all occupants were able to escape safely.
LA Times Billionaire Owner Hilariously Thinks He Can Solve Media Bias With ‘AI’
Academics have spent generations warning about what happens when you let journalism and media consolidate in the hands of rich people and corporations. As this season’s election coverage demonstrated, the end result is usually a lazy simulacrum of journalism that looks like real reporting, but tends to reflect ownership interests and (usually) lacks the courage […]
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The CEO of the International Institute of St. Louis is out
International Institute President and CEO Arrey Obenson's last day with the organization was Friday, according to an internal email obtained by the Post-Dispatch.
‘We need more societal support’: Missouri study highlights barriers to breastfeeding
Katie Burnham Wilkins was in labor with her daughter the day the World Health Organization declared the coronavirus outbreak a global pandemic. It was March 2020. Shortly after her daughter was born, Burnham Wilkins and her husband were given tips and tricks for breastfeeding, then quickly ushered back to their home in Columbia to navigate […]
Missouri GOP lawmaker invokes Trump in bill to allow felons to run for office
The ‘Donald J. Trump Election Qualification Act’ would repeal the 2015 law that blocks people who are convicted of, or plead guilty to felonies, from being candidates
Proposed charter school would be first in Riverview Gardens School District
North County Innovative School plans to start with 100 students and add a grade each year to reach eighth grade with a total enrollment of 470.
St. Louis police report uptick in thefts from, of vehicles at gas stations
Police urge drivers pumping gas to lock their vehicles, take their keys or fobs with them and to keep purses and wallets out of view.
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