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Webster sets date for decisive vote on $320M housing, retail project
New St. Louis redistricting map makes a few more changes
St. Louis region receives $33.2M in federal funding for 2 transportation projects
O’Fallon, Missouri, councilwoman’s conduct questioned at impeachment hearing
St. Louis nonprofit receives $1.5M grant to assist with Afghan refugee resettlement
Sisters of the Most Precious Blood and O’Fallon City Hall
Chicken Seven is serving Korean fried chicken and street snacks in south St. Louis
40 Under 40 2021: Jennifer George, St. Charles County Government
Wednesday, November 17, 2021 - Art Activism
Andy Neiman Was a Comet Flashing Through the Darkness
St. Louis businesses planned months in advance to be ready for holiday supply chain issues
Thieves target fans who attended Blues game at Enterprise Center
Anheuser-Busch brewing St. Louis beer for first time in 115 years
Smithfield Foods settlement with feds can’t be used in COVID lawsuits
Smithfield Foods agreed this week to pay the U.S. Occupational Safety and Health Administration $13,494 to settle a citation for failing to protect its meatpacking employees in Sioux Falls, South Dakota, from exposure to the coronavirus last year, but the company didn’t admit it did anything wrong. As such, the settlement can’t be “used or […]
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Senators urge increased production of fossil fuels in reaction to spiraling energy costs
Days after global leaders agreed for the first time to decrease coal usage and subsidies for fossil fuels, U.S. senators battled over rising gasoline prices and urged action on the high cost of energy—including by increasing production of coal, oil and gas. The Tuesday hearing, led by Senate Energy and Natural Resources Chairman Joe Manchin […]
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