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Continued debate over proposed MSD rate hike
There is opposition to the Metropolitan Sewer District’s proposed rate hike. MSD is raising $7.2 billion over 28 years for infrastructure improvements ordered under a federal consent decree for cleaner water.
Couple staying at hotel across from CityPark says stray bullet landed in their bed
Three-judge panel hears arguments regarding abortion ballot language
Attorneys for the state of Missouri were back in court Monday to fight against efforts to allow proposed initiative petitions on the ballot next November to make abortion legal again.
What's the scariest thing you've ever seen or experienced in St. Louis area?
'Nothing personal' - Wesley Bell to challenge Cori Bush for House seat
St. Louis County Prosecuting Attorney Wesley Bell made a potentially game-changing political announcement on Monday, dropping his bid to unseat incumbent Missouri Republican Josh Hawley for his U.S. Senate seat.
Bullet hits couple's hotel room across from CityPark early Monday
A couple woke up in their downtown hotel room early Monday morning to discover a bullet casing in their bed and a hole in their window.
Surveillance cameras capture dramatic images of Central West End attack
Surveillance cameras operated by the Central West End Security Initiative captured the dramatic moments Sunday morning when a mother carrying her child was attacked in St. Louis.
The First Rule Of Owning A Toyota Tundra In Australia Is You’re Not Allowed To Talk About Your Toyota Tundra
Here are two things that cannot simultaneously be true: a company is very confident in the product it produces and that same company is very afraid of public discussion of its product on social media. This is generally true of pretty much every product in every category, but it gets a little more serious when […]
BenFred: Trick, or treat? Maybe Missouri football can put a scare into big, bad Georgia
Old Town Donuts is reopening in the morning
5 Days Until Salute
Dr. Shawn A. Baker will be honored at the Salute to Excellence in Education Scholarship & Awards Gala on November 4, 2023.
The Lemay house that was hit by a car in that viral video is up for sale
Raw data: Threats against Congress
Since 2016 the number of threats against members of Congress has increased nearly 1,000%. However, it declined last year: Threat levels are still historically high but are down 22% from their peak in 2021. Is this good news? Maybe the lunatic fringe is finally calming down slightly?
Flying in and out of St. Louis Lambert airport around Thanksgiving week
Missouri native Ruby Leigh advances on 'The Voice'
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Maine mass shooter's family reached out to sheriff 5 months before rampage, sheriff's office says
LEWISTON, Maine (AP) — Five months before the deadliest mass shooting in Maine’s history, the gunman’s family alerted the sheriff that they were becoming “concerned” about his deteriorating mental health while he had access to firearms, authorities said Monday. After the alert, the Sagadohoc County Sheriff's Office reached out to officials of Robert Card’s Army [...]
No, wages aren’t down recently
Ramesh Ponnuru says that discontent over the economy can probably be explained fairly simply. It's all about declining income: Average wages are down in real terms — adjusted, that is, for inflation — since President Biden took office. They are roughly 3 percent lower than their peak in April 2020....Even when you compare wages today ...continue reading "No, wages aren’t down recently"
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