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City Staffer Was Fired After Complaining About Jail Operations

2 years ago
A fiscal operations support manager at the St. Louis City Justice Center says he was fired by the jail's director after writing two letters of concern about the jail operations to the city's Division of Civilian Oversight.  Opeoluwa Oke worked at the city's Comptroller's Office and the City Emergency Management Agency before taking the job at the City Justice Center in June.
Ryan Krull

Netflix Eyes Yet Another Price Hike As It Slowly Devolves Into Comcast

2 years ago
Clearly keen to not miss another opportunity to show how they’re slowly turning into Comcast, Netflix this week indicated they’d be pushing yet another price hike in the wake of the recently successful writers’ strike: “Netflix is planning to increase the cost of its streaming service yet again, according to a report from The Wall Street Journal. […]
Karl Bode

3 water wells to reopen in St. Charles after city installs filtration system

2 years ago
The city of St. Charles will turn on three of its offline water wells at the Elm Point Wellfield next week, a city spokeswoman said. Leslie Knight, strategic communications manager for the city, said the wells CW-6, CW-7 and CW-8 will be turned back on next Wednesday, Oct. 10. Knight said the resumption comes after the city installed a new carbon filtration system to process the water before it is pumped to residents. The city will shut down the only well currently operating, CW-10, for maintenance,…
Sam Clancy and Alli Hebel

St. Louis mayor proposes new effort to freeze property tax for seniors

2 years ago
St. Louis Mayor Tishaura Jones said she wants to give area senior citizens a break by freezing their property taxes. "It's once in a lifetime for our seniors to freeze their taxes for many, many years to come," Jones said. The Missouri Legislature passed Senate Bill 190 earlier this year. It gives each county and St. Louis the choice to enact a property tax freeze for seniors. St. Charles County leaders have already said yes, but St. Louis County has said no. Jones hosted a roundtable with senior…
Diamond Palmer

A Number of Tragedies

2 years ago

Laumeier Sculpture Park’s 2023 Visiting Artists in Residence are Pittsburgh-based artists Lenka Clayton and Phillip Andrew Lewis. This collaborative duo utilizes innovative approaches to conceptualism and minimalism to realize their […]

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Rachel Huffman