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Coloring STL

1 year 9 months ago

St. Louis is a kaleidoscope of architecture, filled with structures of every age, shape and size. In Coloring STL, Missouri History Museum visitors will interact with these fascinating buildings in […]

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Patrick

FCC’s Carr Wrote A ‘Project 2025’ Chapter On Ruining The FCC And Taxing Tech Giants, Which May Have Violated The Hatch Act

1 year 9 months ago
The leading candidate to head the FCC should Trump win re-election is facing calls for an investigation into Hatch Act violations after he helped co-author the controversial Project 2025. Sixteen House Democrats have sent a letter to government officials arguing that Carr’s involvement in the openly political Project 2025 is a clear violation of the […]
Karl Bode

City of St. Louis taking charge of security at troubled Railway Exchange Building

1 year 9 months ago
The Railway Exchange Building was once a jewel of downtown St. Louis. Mark Hall, now tasked with managing security for the building, has fond memories of holidays on that block. "I still remember Famous Barr when they used to decorate the windows at Christmastime," he said. The 21-story, 1.24 million-square-foot building, which spans from Locust Street to Olive Street and Sixth to Seventh streets, has been vacant since 2014. Hall is the regional director of security for Citizen's Guard Security,…
Tracy Hinson

Bill Eigel vows to slash budget, round up immigrants if elected Missouri governor

1 year 9 months ago
For most of his second term in the Missouri Senate, Bill Eigel has been a disruptor. First with a homegrown Republican faction called the Conservative Caucus, and then with a state chapter of the national Freedom Caucus, Eigel led a small group willing to torpedo legislation to make their points heard. It hasn’t won him […]
Rudi Keller

No-excuse absentee voting has officially begun for Missouri’s Aug. 6 primary

1 year 9 months ago
For the next two weeks, Missouri voters can cast an absentee ballot in person at designated locations — and they no longer need an excuse to do it.  In 2022, state lawmakers passed legislation allowing no-excuse absentee voting during the two weeks prior to each election. For the Aug. 6 primary, that means up until […]
Rebecca Rivas

Tuesday, July 23 - Amendment 4

1 year 9 months ago
Amendment 4 on the ballot Missouri Voters will get this August 6 election asks voters whether Kansas City should be required to increase funding for police. The city’s mayor is opposed. We’ll learn more about the measure, and why voters are seeing it for a second time