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The hidden toll of unsolved homicides in St. Louis

When a murder is committed in the City of St. Louis, it usually doesn’t get solved. An investigation by St. Louis Public Radio, APM Reports and the M…

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Banned from serving, a trans soldier in Illinois fights for an honorable discharge

Four members of the Missouri National Guard and twelve members of the Illinois National Guard are seeking voluntary separations from the military bec…

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Missouri Democrats bracing for U.S House redistricting special session

President Trump is pushing Republican-led states like Missouri and Texas to redraw their congressional districts ahead of the 2026 midterm elections …

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When Missouri voters say ‘yes’ — and lawmakers say ‘no’

Missouri voters have repeatedly approved ballot measures — from protecting abortion rights and expanding Medicaid to raising the minimum wage and leg…

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Want to know what public employees make? So does this data journalist

The salary of many public sector employees in our region is just a click away. That includes mayors and judges, teachers, cops and professors. For ne…

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Want to know what public employees make? So does this data journalist

The salary of many public sector employees in our region is just a click away. That includes mayors and judges, teachers, cops and professors. For ne…

11 months ago

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A new comic book series embraces the intersection of Queer identity and the horror genre

Halloween is just around the corner, but for comic book and horror content fans the “spooky vibes” exist all year-round. St. Louis comic book artist …

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How a St. Louis-based tutoring program helps Black students achieve beyond systemic biases

A growing and significant body of research suggests that students benefit from having a teacher of the same race or ethnicity. Yet most teachers in t…

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How a firefighter’s frustration led to better technology to fight fires

About 15 years ago, Jason Cerrano was working for the Pattonville Fire Protection District when he conceptualized a way to make it more efficient for…

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How culture, trauma and social media add up to create the ‘Gen Z Stare’

Commentary about the Gen Z Stare has gone viral on social media and has garnered the attention from the New York Times, NBC News and NPR. Ashley Wilk…

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