East-West Gateway, the bi-state area’s council of governments, kicked off an initiative to create a common vision for the St. Louis region. They’ll do that by creating a regional alignment plan they hope will create a framework that helps leaders from different sectors, like government, the arts and non-profits, work together. St. Louis Public Radio’s Kavahn Mansouri spoke with Jim Wild, executive director of East West Gateway, about what the plan might look like in practice.
Chrissie Hynde is sharing some news about a new Pretenders album.In a social media post Hynde gave fans some insight into what she’s been working on as the band’s been off the road, and that…
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Harris-Stowe State University in St. Louis is among those that would receive less state funding; Missouri State University in Springfield would see a $30 million gain
County leaders in St. Charles are scheduled to vote later this month on a proposal to convert a former church and gym into a private youth sports club.
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