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Music at the Intersection Announces Lineup — And It's Fiiine

2 years 5 months ago
In its second year of existence, Music at the Intersection came into its own. A diverse crowd of more than 8,000 music-hungry individuals crowded around four stages across Grand Center to see more the many genre-spanning acts. Reportedly, though most hailed from our fair city, others traveled from cities as far as New Orleans.
Jessica Rogen

Defense attorney announces challenge to St. Louis Circuit Attorney Kim Gardner

2 years 5 months ago
David Mueller went to an event advertised as a criminal justice forum with St. Louis Circuit Attorney Kim Gardner in late March hoping to hear more about how her office could be more progressive and prevent dismissals like the one his client experienced from happening again. Instead, he left with a new plan of his own. The criminal defense attorney has become the first to announce he will challenge Gardner in the 2024 election. “My client, Levi Henning, was locked up on murder charges for two…
Christine Byers

Lawsuit involving Missouri state employee pension losses spurs side fight over budget

2 years 5 months ago

There’s a bitter fight underway in Jefferson City between the agency that manages the main retirement fund for state employees and an investment manager it accuses of dirty dealing. The main arena is a Cole County courtroom, where the Missouri State Employees Retirement System accuses Ontario-based Catalyst Capital Group Inc. of mismanaging $175 million entrusted […]

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Rudi Keller

Abortion pill ruling puts politics ahead of medical evidence

2 years 5 months ago

This past week, American healthcare took a backseat to American politics. Judge Matthew Kacsmaryk of Texas sided with the conservative Christian legal advocacy group, Alliance Defending Freedom, and issued an injunction on the Federal Drug Administration’s 2000 approval of mifepristone on the grounds that the FDA did not adequately evaluate its safety before approval. If […]

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Jennifer Smith