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Wash U Fences in Its Campus, Begs Students Not to Protest Commencement

1 year 6 months ago
Ahead of commencement and in the aftermath of a Pro-Palestine protest and 100 arrests, Washington University says it plans to fence in its campus and increase security. The fence could be seen being erected around parts of campus this morning. In an email sent to employees and students, the university says it will change how its Danforth campus can be accessed. 
Kallie Cox

Judge Finds Daugherty ‘Not Credible,’ Orders Property Clean Up

1 year 6 months ago
Slumlord Dara Daugherty took the stand earlier this week in St. Louis Circuit Court and testified that she had relinquished one of her most problematic properties, a home on Virginia Avenue in Tower Grove East. But in an order issued yesterday, Judge Jason Sengheiser indicated he has some doubts about that. He wrote that after careful examination of Daugherty’s testimony, her demeanor and the other evidence presented in court, he finds her testimony of having sold the property “not credible.”
Ryan Krull

New Bill Seeks to End Drug Shortages

1 year 6 months ago
The Senate Finance Committee wants to create a new program to incentivize better practices. Critics say there’s an easier way: end kickbacks between suppliers and bulk purchasers.
David Dayen

The World's Largest Bounce House Will Be in Sauget Next Weekend

1 year 6 months ago
If you associate Sauget solely with strip clubs and heavy industry, prepare to be shook: Next weekend, the East Side town originally christened Monsanto, Illinois, is going to be crawling with kids. The Big Bounce America is setting up at the home of the Gateway Grizzlies, Grizzlies Ballpark Field (2301 Grizzlie Bear Boulevard, Sauget, Illinois), beginning Friday, May 10. Unlike last year's lengthy residency in the Saint Louis Galleria parking lot, this stay lasts just one weekend, so plan accordingly.
Sarah Fenske

Instead of complaints, Missouri’s trans tip line flooded with pro-trans support, records show

1 year 6 months ago
St. Louis Public Radio has obtained thousands of pages of responses from a tip line created launched last year by Missouri Attorney General Andrew Bailey. Although intended to collect complaints about gender affirming care, the records show that its first respondents used the tip line to criticize Bailey and the tip line itself. St. Louis on the Air producer Danny Wicentowski describes the records he obtained, and the tip line’s impact on Missouri’s trans population.

Your neighborhood: Columbia, Illinois

1 year 6 months ago
COLUMBIA, Ill. -- FOX 2 is live in your neighborhood Friday morning. We're exploring Columbia, Illinois, where we're finding a lot of fun things to do, see, and eat. See more segments here.
Joe Millitzer