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Driver killed in tractor-trailer crash on I-70 WB
Police: 26-year-old missing since Sunday night
Metro bus stuck on south St. Louis roadway
Fire truck crashes into parked car in south St. Louis
Freezing rain causes crashes and closures
Roads are completely frozen, don’t drive!!
Missouri’s Lincoln University in turmoil after suicide of administrator who alleged bullying
Preserving Community to Be Focus of Pulitzer's 'Lost Buildings' Event
Tenants of Illegal Rooming Houses Busted by City Face Bleak Options
Closings and Cancellations
Missouri lawmakers poised for debate over open enrollment, private school scholarships
The next few weeks of legislative action are primed for debate over opening up access for Missouri students to leave their neighborhood schools — though escalating dysfunction in the Senate may change those plans. Proposals to allow open enrollment between school districts and expand tax-credit scholarships for private schools are among the first bills to […]
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Hyper concentration in food markets is harmful to consumers and producers alike
In 2022, the United States imported 3.4 billion pounds of boxed beef and 1.6 million live cattle. Through August 2023 the U.S. imported 20% more beef than we exported. Meatpackers and traders can take imported beef and repackage it with a label that reads “Product of the United States.” Now do I have your attention? It […]
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