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'Disconnected youth' cause of concern for St. Louis metro, nation: St. Louis Fed
Court To Cops: If We Can’t See The Drug Dog Do The Thing, We’re Gonna Be Suppressing Some Evidence
Here’s what the Missouri Legislature accomplished — and didn’t — this session
Missouri House OKs fix to senior property tax freeze
Soundgarden marks anniversary of Chris Cornell’s death: “He was more than just an iconic musician”
Actress Jennifer Coolidge spends week in St. Louis, shops and dines at local businesses
Hey, can someone go restart the arch weather machine?
St. Louis-based eye care group closes $275M loan, names new C-suite execs
Elton John, notable photography collector, says it’s “painful” having his own photo taken
‘A bizarre session’: Missouri lawmakers head home after year defined by gridlock, infighting
The least productive — and most chaotic — legislative session in living memory came to a close Friday, when the Missouri Senate, mired in factional infighting, threw in the towel eight hours early and the House scrambled to get whatever bills it could salvage across the finish line before the 6 p.m. deadline for adjournment. […]
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St. Louis mayor announces re-election bid amid report the city has one of the worst population declines in the nation
University buys former grocery store site in Lafayette Square for $4M
Mayor Wants Plan for Railway Exchange and Millennium Hotel by September
Missouri initiative petition bill, a top GOP priority, dies on final day of session
It is the year of our lord 2024 and lawn seats for Creed at Riverport are $112.
Missouri legislators pass tax break for Kansas City nuclear weapons campus expansion
A proposed expansion of a nuclear weapons parts manufacturer in south Kansas City could get a boost from a tax break Missouri lawmakers passed Friday. With only hours left in Missouri’s annual legislative session, the state House voted 141-2 to authorize a sales tax exemption for construction materials purchased to expand the National Nuclear Safety […]
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