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Breaking the school-to-prison cycle of kids with disabilities
Reminder that the open house for Future64 is today Wed Jan 18 4-7 pm at 4220 Duncan. Let MoDOT know that more of the same is unacceptable. Here's some prep material-
Wednesday, January 18, 2023 - Families face painful memories as students return to CVPA
In-person classes have resumed at Central Visual and Performing Arts High School in St. Louis, but administrators say students, staff and their families likely need more time to address the trauma from last year's deadly shooting.
ATM stolen at gas station break-in early Wednesday morning
ST. LOUIS - Police were at the scene of a gas station break-in early Wednesday morning. This happened at the Phillips 66 station at Murdoch Cutoff and Lansdowne Avenue. Upon arrival, officers found the front door of the building completely torn off and noticed the store's ATM was stolen. Surveillance video showed that the suspects [...]
Photos Of St. Louis In The Early 20th Century
1 dead in officer-involved shooting near I-70
A late-night police chase in St. Charles County ends with officers shooting and killing a suspect in Wentzville. A stretch of I-70 west in Wentzville was shut down for hours as the police investigation unfolded.
St. Louis aldermanic candidate proposes disarming traffic police
St. Charles Regional Chamber hosts social media workshop today
The St. Charles Regional Chamber hosts a workshop on social media on Wednesday, January 18.
Police searching for 5 St. Francois County Jail escapees
Police are looking for five inmates who escaped from the St. Francis County Jail.
St. Louis Blues partner with Red Cross for Wednesday blood drive
Comedian B-Phlat Returns to St. Louis — And No One Knows What's Coming
It’s a homecoming for Beverly Perkins. Well, it was supposed to be a homecoming two weeks ago, for a show on December 29, but then that whole Southwest debacle happened, and her flight got canceled, so she had to reschedule her show.
Missouri lawmakers vow to expand child care access. Governor’s speech may lay out the plan
A major area of bipartisan agreement among Missouri lawmakers this year is improving access to affordable child care. And on Wednesday afternoon, Gov. Mike Parson is expected to lay out his vision for addressing what some legislators have framed as a child care crisis in Missouri. Missouri House Minority Leader Crystal Quade, D-Springfield, told reporters […]
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California’s storms are almost over. Its reckoning with flood insurance is about to begin.
Just 1.3 percent of homeowners in the state have national flood insurance policies.
Thousands of protestors fought the expansion of a German coal mine — in vain
Police dispersed hundreds of protestors rallying to save a tiny village from demolition.
England finally joins Europe in banning single-use plastic foodware
Environmental groups said the policy was necessary, insufficient, and long overdue.
Former music exec Tony King reveals “mad” experiences working at The Beatles’ label
Former music exec Tony King is opening up about the crazy experiences he had working as head of A&R for The Beatles’ label, Apple Records, back in the day. “It was so mad,…
Lefties Amok: California’s Upcoming Senate Race
Four Democratic House members draw a bead on the seat Feinstein will vacate.
Anti-Monopoly Reformer Joins Department of Transportation
Jen Howard, former chief of staff to Lina Khan at the FTC, is the new chief competition officer at DOT.
The Unfair Costs of Care
A very different kind of inflation
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