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What's changed one year after tornado damaged Amazon warehouse?
State's education department wants to use Missouri's $6B surplus to raise teacher pay
The state's education department estimates there are more than 3,000 positions in Missouri schools this year that have either been left vacant or filled by someone not qualified.
Swimming Pool Care “Class”?
Question for those who have been on unemployment in the last couple years.
Country star pays tribute to his beloved dog by helping St. Louis animal rescue
Country singer Kenny Chesney recently lost his rescue dog named Ruby. To honor her, he is helping a St. Louis organization that helps stray dogs.
APA describes conditions 'less than ideal' taking over St. Louis County Pet Adoption Center
No sanctions for St. Louis prosecutor after attorney general’s accusation
Missouri Attorney General Eric Schmitt accused Gardner of failing to hand over a report about gunshot residue found on a jacket owned by Lamar Johnson.
The Gates of Hell
Police seek public's help finding vehicle in fatal East St. Louis hit-and-run
St. Louis alderman backs off challenge to board president
The field may be clearing for Aldermanic President Megan Green this spring.
8 people including Freeburg mayor, ex-Cardinals pitcher receive hunting citations
The EU-Canada Trade Agreement CETA Still Isn’t Done, And May Be Partially Undone Because Of Its Corporate Sovereignty Provisions
The EU-Canada Comprehensive Economic and Trade Agreement (CETA) is one of several long-running trade deal sagas covered by Techdirt. It seemed to be almost over in 2017. After a constant on-off excitement about whether CETA would survive, it was ratified by the European Union. But it still needed to be approved by all the EU […]
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Judge hears arguments on whether suit against prominent St. Louis lawyer remains sealed
Jerry Schlichter’s lawyers got a judge to seal the case brought by former partner shortly after it was filed.
'An inadvertent nondisclosure': St. Louis Circuit Attorney responds to allegation of withholding evidence in Lamar Johnson case
St. Louis leaders discuss a renewed effort to fight crime
How U.S. Transportation Command at Scott AFB moves people and goods throughout the world
Scott Air Force Base in the Metro East plays a critical role internationally, housing U.S. Transportation Command, which is one of 11 unified combatant commands. TRANSCOM is responsible for the logistical movement of troops and supplies for the country’s military. The command’s role has been on display recently, coordinating and delivering supplies for the war in Ukraine. STLPR reporter Eric Schmid talks with Gen. Jacqueline Van Ovost about the TRANSCOM’s work and future challenges.
State Senator Scott Bennett Dies: Illinois Officials React
CHAMPAIGN - An Illinois State Senator - Scott Bennett, a Champaign Democrat died at 1:15 p.m. Friday at Carle Foundation Hospital in Urbana at the age of 45. First responders were called to Bennett's home in Champaign just before 3 a.m. Thursday. Stacy, Sen. Bennett's wife, said in a statement that he died of complications of a large brain tumor. These are various statements from throughout the state about Bennett's death. Gov. Pritzker Statement on the Passing of State Sen. Scott Bennett Following the passing of state Sen. Scott Bennett (D-Champaign), Governor JB Pritzker released the following statement: “Today, the state of Illinois mourns the loss of a dedicated public servant and devoted father. Senator Scott Bennett was a good man who always operated with the best interest of his constituents in mind. Throughout his time in Springfield, he fiercely advocated for the institutions that shaped his life, from his upbringing on a Gibson City farm, all the way to the University
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