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St. Louis officials defend 911 response for dying woman, say long-term fixes are coming
Tour De France?
First field of sunflowers at Columbia Bottom Conservation expected to bloom this week
GQ Clowns Itself, Weakens (Then Deletes) Story Critical Of Incompetent Discovery CEO David Zaslav
Thursday, July 6, 2023 - Extreme heat leaves unhoused people with limited options
Rally planned in southwest Missouri town to support Jan. 6 defendants draws criticism
Missouri could freeze seniors’ property tax values. But it probably won’t help this year
Judge Doughty has driven off the State Department. Who’s next?
FBI and police relaunching 'Law Enforcement and Society Program' today
New SLPS superintendent Dr. Keisha Scarlett gets to work
Power restored for 116,000 Missourians after weekend storms
What I've Learned Being ‘Car-Light’ in St. Louis for 6 Months
Sum Tea House Adds Striking Milk and Fruit Teas to University City
Court hearings Thursday morning for suspects in murder of north St. Louis restaurant owner
GOP legislative leaders won’t rule out overriding Missouri governor budget vetoes
Missouri Gov. Mike Parson’s budget vetoes weren’t necessary to protect state finances and could lead to overrides when lawmakers meet in September, Republican legislative budget leaders said Wednesday. While overrides, both for budget items and other legislation, became common when Democratic Gov. Jay Nixon was in office, a governor has only been overridden twice in […]
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A power disconnection crisis: In 31 states, utilities can shut off electricity in a heat wave
Millions of Americans have already been sweltering through heat waves this summer, and forecasters warn of hot months ahead. July 3 and 4, 2023, were two of the hottest days, and possibly the hottest, on satellite record globally. For people who struggle to afford air conditioning, the rising need for cooling is a growing crisis. […]
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