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How St. Louis plans to seize Paul McKee-owned land in north city

St. Louis officials announced last week that they plan to use eminent domain on properties near the National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency in north …

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Retired Landmarks Association director reflects on two decades of preservation work in St. Louis

Andrew Weil spent almost 20 years with the Landmarks Association of St. Louis before he resigned as executive director at the end of last year. His l…

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Matt ‘the Rattlesnake’ Lesch shows how the blues touch his soul in new album ‘Blues Cut Like Glass’

Matt Lesch has played the blues for half of his life. At just 14 years old, the multi-instrumentalist caught the ear of a blues great, Big George Bro…

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New year, new music – here are some recent releases from St. Louis artists you need to hear

A new year means a new music round up on St. Louis Public Radio. Jazz musician K Kudda Muzic joins music show originator Miya Norfleet and host Elai…

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Missouri Gov. Mike Kehoe is banking on voters to phase out state income tax

Perhaps the biggest surprise of Missouri Gov. Mike Kehoe’s State of the State address on Tuesday wasn’t that he wants to eliminate the income tax but…

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STLPR launches ‘Meet Me’ initiative exploring St. Louis divides

St. Louis Public Radio’s new project, Meet Me, is about connecting across divides to find a way forward in a moment when division seems to dictate so…

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Scientists say Trump's second term has been defined by slashed funding, layoffs and uncertainty

Researchers say 2025 was a year of major changes and uncertainty. STLPR senior environment and data reporter Kate Grumke shares how the Trump adminis…

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Former supporters of Missouri-linked orphanage say leaders shirked accountability for abuse

Former supporters of an orphanage with deep ties to Missouri are still reacting to the abrupt closure of Niños de México. Operated for decades by a F…

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‘Yours Forever’ Forest Park exhibit takes honest look at 150 years of history

Forest Park celebrates 150 years this year. Today, it’s considered one of the top attractions to St. Louis with 1,300 acres of nature reserve, recrea…

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Why 600 pigeons and their fanciers flocked to St. Louis for competition

Nearly 600 pigeons of dazzling variety competed this weekend at the annual Spirit of St. Louis Winter Pigeon Show. Held at Purina Farms, the competit…

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