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Democrats are guarding against redrawing the St. Louis-based 1st Congressional District

At this time, Missouri isn’t joining other southern states in redrawing its congressional maps. But the demise of key Voting Rights Act protections i…

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‘Meet Me’: The story behind the proposed Gateway Arch National Park expansion into Illinois

St. Louis civic and political leaders want to expand Gateway Arch National Park across the river to Illinois. The project would fulfill the vision of…

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New Missouri guidebook highlights over 80 scenic sites to explore

Missouri’s landscape features diverse geology ranging from shut-ins formed by volcanoes, sand dunes and tributaries. Author Don Corrigan and photogra…

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Legal decisions are shaping the future of Missouri elections and local police

An unusually fast verdict this month from the Missouri Supreme Court has set the stage for Missouri voters to use a map in August that could soon be …

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How medicines can affect the way your body handles heat

While many St. Louisans are celebrating signs of the start of summer, heat-related illnesses can put a damper on summertime fun — and can lead to ser…

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In the opera ‘Faeded,’ Maxi Glamour demonstrates the many ways queerness exists in art

Multidisciplinary artist Maxi Glamour has shared their storytelling prowess through songwriting, drag and queer-friendly events by way of their Faede…

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St. Louis researchers receive recognition for groundbreaking Alzheimer’s diagnostic test

When the diagnostic test PrecivityAD hit the market in 2020, it democratized early detection of Alzheimer’s disease. The blood test, developed by C2N…

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In Catholic St. Louis, a nun is building support for parents with trans children

Sister Nancy Corcoran is an unusual nun. Now 81, she has spent the last two years quietly hosting meetings for Catholic parents of transgender childr…

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Florissant man detained by ICE after traffic stop to be deported after 26 years in U.S.

For more than 26 years, Victor López Delara lived a life not unfamiliar to most Americans. The Florissant resident has two children, owns López Mecha…

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St. Louis math teacher competes on ‘Jeopardy!’, secures a runaway victory

St. Louisan Stephanie Perkins turned her Rosati-Kain Academy trivia roots into a two-episode “Jeopardy!” run, winning nearly $20,000 earlier this mon…

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