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Jay Ashcroft makes it official: He’s running for Missouri governor in 2024

2 years 7 months ago
Jay Ashcroft, Missouri’s secretary of state and son of one of the state’s most well known former elected officials, announced Thursday morning he was joining the 2024 race for governor. In a statement released on social media, Ashcroft said “Missouri stands at a crossroads.” “Red states like Florida, Texas, Tennessee, even Indiana and Arkansas have become examples of conservative leadership while Missouri Republicans, who control every statewide office and have supermajorities in both…
Jason Hancock

EPA estimates more than 200,000 lead pipes remain in Missouri

2 years 7 months ago

More than 200,000 lead service pipes carry drinking water to Missouri families, according to a new estimate from the Environmental Protection Agency.  New lead water pipes have been banned for more than 30 years. But the EPA estimates that 9.2 million American households still get their water through aging lead pipes.  Just over 2% of […]

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Allison Kite

Jay Ashcroft makes it official: He’s running for Missouri governor in 2024

2 years 7 months ago

Jay Ashcroft, Missouri’s secretary of state and son of one of the most successful Republican politicians in state history, announced Thursday morning he was joining the 2024 race for governor. In a statement announcing his candidacy on social media, Ashcroft said Missouri “stands at a crossroads.” “Red states like Florida, Texas, Tennessee, even Indiana and […]

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Jason Hancock

Review: Katsuya Serves Culinary Artistry in the Delmar Loop

2 years 7 months ago
If you want to understand how serious Katsuya (6301 Delmar Boulevard, University City; 314-296-3368) is about its katsu, you must consider a most humble ingredient: the breadcrumb. The tiny flakes of breading that coat Katsuya's various katsu dishes may seem like a means to an end — just a blanket of crumbs that allow a cutlet, seemingly the main event, to get a little color and texture after a dunk in the fryer.
Cheryl Baehr

As future of abortion pill is weighed, Democrats in Congress see little they can do

2 years 7 months ago

WASHINGTON — U.S. Senate Democrats appear lukewarm about pursuing reproductive rights legislation in a divided Congress, even as a federal judge in Texas considers overturning access to abortion pills nationwide. Interviews by States Newsroom with Democrats who control the Senate by a narrow margin found little optimism they could counter a ruling that could potentially […]

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Jennifer Shutt

Heartbreak: Jon Hamm Won't Interview Neil Gaiman in St. Louis

2 years 7 months ago
Back in November, everyone who likes good books and dime pieces was excited to learn that Jon Hamm would be interviewing Neil Gaiman live and in person right here in St. Louis. Gaiman, a prolific and celebrated author, is being given the 2023 St. Louis Literary Award from the Saint Louis University Library Associates. [content-1] The event quickly sold out, but Hamm recently announced that he cannot do the interview after all because of a scheduling conflict.
Rosalind Early