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The Platte County Democrat talks with STLPR's Sarah Kellogg and Jason Rosenbaum about Gov. Mike Parson's budget vetoes, her expectations for the 2024 session — and why she's running for House Minority Leader.

"By removing this, it's sending the wrong message," said Amy Easterling prior to Thursday's vote.

Dennis McKalip of DeSoto, MO joined the Real Rock Army today

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In its 23rd year, the St. Louis Filmmakers Showcase continues to screen films written, directed and produced by St. Louis residents as well as films shot in the St. Louis

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The Riverboats at the Gateway Arch award guests one of the best views of St. Louis’ working riverfront, the Gateway Arch and the city skyline.   Narrated by the captain

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The town of Burney in northern California has suffered a recent bout of vomiting and stomach illness due to an outbreak of e. coli in the water supply. The LA Times fills us in: Everyone is struggling to get through their days without potable water as the local water district works to treat the source ...continue reading "California’s water systems are virtually disease free"

WOOD RIVER - A proposal to subdivide 10 acres from Belk Park in Wood River, potentially for development of a wedding venue, was tabled at the Planning Commission public hearing on Thursday night. However, the City Council could technically still move the item forward without their recommendation at the council’s next meeting on August 7. The hearing, which lasted over two hours, saw more members of the public attend than many commission members said they had ever seen. In total, 17 members of the public spoke out against the proposal, while two spoke in favor. Supporters cited opportunities for economic growth, development, and an expanded tax base for the city. Critics said the proposal would be an improper use of land donated in Robert E. Belk’s will and voiced concerns about losing greenspace, increased traffic, and much more, recalling fond memories of time spent in the park. Madison County Treasurer Chris Slusser said several Madison County mayors would

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Twenty-five-year-old Jacorren Riley is facing first-degree murder charges for an ostensible retaliation murder.

The Francis Howell Board of Education took action Thursday that’s expected to lead to the sunsetting of an anti-racism resolution passed in 2020.

There's big news about a Jefferson County park known for drownings and river rescues.

For the first time in nearly a century, a month-long cleaning project inside the Cathedral Basilica in the Central West End concluded this week.

After a council and public works meeting Thursday, the Chesterfield community still has no idea what will happen to the soon-to-be redeveloped Chesterfield Mall.

KC leaders say the goal was to have the $1.5 billion terminal up and running when players, prospects and fans flocked to the city for the NFL Draft.

One person has died and two others were transported to a local hospital.

So much of what is considered [cough] bulletproof evidence in criminal cases is nothing more than pseudoscience dressed in a lab coat. For years, prosecutors have presented science-y sounding “evidence” derived from lab techniques that had never undergone any sort of peer review or blind testing. The government — especially the DOJ — has also […]