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A century-old provider of untreated railroad crossties based in Kirkwood is being acquired by a Pittsburgh-based public company.

                    Florissant City Budget For 2023 at $43 Million; $17.1  Million in Reserve     By Carol Arnett The Florissant City Council’s first October meeting (Oct. 10) was a short one, but the council did issue a proclamation and hold a public hearing. On the 2023 city budget The Council issued a proclamation for Hispanic Heritage […]

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According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, real wages have gone down for practically every occupation over the past year (Q3 to Q3). Here are the numbers for full-time workers: But wages have not gone down for every race and sex: Overall, wages for full-time workers have gone down about 1.4% over the past year.

Police believe a prostitute was killed sometime between 1990 and 1991.

Police found Bazan Garcia's body with stab wounds behind a shed at his Breckenridge Hills home.

As food prices spiked over the summer and her children lost access to school-provided subsidized meals, Jennifer Sheils scrambled to feed her family.  Summers, without the free breakfasts and lunches …

The agtech startup's decision to hire a CEO comes as it grown its team in recent months and is now pursuing expansion of its headquarters.

They are selling 2,500 tickets. Ticket sales end Oct. 22.

We’re thrilled to announced that UMB Bank is now an official partner of Beyond Housing's Once and for All effort. Watch UMB Bank – St. Louis President Peter Blumeyer share his vision of a stronger, more equitable and prosperous St. Louis, and read his full letter at onceandforall.org. Once and for All is an effort to address the root sources of the St. Louis region’s challenges by investing in the most under-resourced communities to move all of St. Louis forward. It is led by Beyond Housing,…

The Ethical Society of Police has endorsed Republican Mark Mantovani in his attempt to unseat St. Louis County Executive Sam Page. In a statement released today, the ESOP said that the county is in "drastic" need of change and that transparency and accountability can't be "treated as optional" by elected leaders. The ESOP is a professional association comprised mostly of Black law enforcement officers.

Over the summer I got a copy of the new book from Lee Bollinger and Geoffrey Stone, two formerly staunch 1st Amendment supporters who have apparently decided to go back on their earlier views, with a collection of essays by a variety of authors about “social media, freedom of speech, and the future of our […]

Under the plan, public libraries would have to adopt policies to determine what material is appropriate for certain ages.

This refurbished iPad 7 is an excellent choice for anyone who loves to read, surf the web, and play games. This 10.2-inch A10 Fusion powerhouse has a beautiful “Retina” display, is powered by a four-core 2.4GHz Apple A10 Fusion processor, and has up to 10 hours of battery life. With 8MP back camera, 1.2MP FaceTime […]

A state commission Tuesday laid out its recommendations to improve teacher recruitment and retention in Missouri, including a push to raise starting salaries that currently rank among the lowest in the nation.

The post Commission recommends salary increases to address Missouri teacher shortage appeared first on Missouri Independent.

Playwright Joan Lipkin looks back at the legacy of the groundbreaking LGBTQ+ musical revue ahead of a reunion performance at Lee Auditorium.

Treasurer Scott Fitzpatrick, like other GOP officials, has been critical of the company’s stance on the environment, among other matters.

A St. Louis man is in jail for allegedly raping a woman he was dating, then attempting to shoot her and another man the very next evening.

Tim Ryan and J.D. Vance’s stark policy differences have taken a back seat to growing personal animosity.