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Measles health warning after exposures in St. Louis area
Health officials in Missouri and Illinois are warning the public of potential measles exposure after an infected traveler visited Lambert International Airport and a Metro East church.
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A ‘servant leader’ honored: The nation pays tribute to Jesse Jackson
WASHINGTON — Tributes poured in across the country for the revered civil rights figure the Rev. Jesse L. Jackson Sr., who died Tuesday morning at 84. The two-time Democratic presidential hopeful and Greenville, South Carolina, native died peacefully, surrounded by his kin, according to his family. Jackson, who was active in the civil rights movement […]
St. Louis County Council passes pay hike for next county executive
Council votes 6-1 to boost salary to $195,000 from $140,000.
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New details emerge after body is found near 18th and Clark
New details from the St. Louis Metropolitan Police Department (SLMPD) are emerging after a 60-year-old man was found dead near 18th and Clark in downtown St. Louis Monday.
St. Louis comptroller says city-county unification could unlock millions in federal grants
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Missouri families fear Medicaid disability cuts as Kehoe faces pressure to reconsider
Missouri families are sounding the alarm over proposed Medicaid disability service cuts.
Parkway Central High mourns passing of student
Parkway Central High School is mourning the passing of one of its students.
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Former St. Louis school board member tries to unseat his replacement
Ben Conover filed a petition to unseat Robert Harvey on grounds that he has not been a resident of the city for the past three years.
Fire truck shortage has departments waiting years, relying on old trucks
Many area fire departments have stories about a fire truck they’ve ordered but can’t get delivered. The Spanish Lake Fire Protection District says it’s been waiting nearly four years.
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St. Louis honors Jesse Jackson's fight for economic equity
Reverend Jesse Jackson didn’t just speak about change, he showed up for it in St. Louis, making life-altering economic impacts during his lifetime that are still flourishing in the city today.
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St. Louis Zoo announces death of beloved giraffe
The Saint Louis Zoo is mourning the passing of one of its giraffes that was humanely euthanized following a series of health complications.
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