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MoBot scientist is the world’s top female botanist naming plants today

On this encore episode, Missouri Botanical Garden scientist, Charlotte Taylor, names 500 new species of plants. That makes her the most prolific livi…

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WashU digital archive details the Founding Fathers’ vision of government

What kind of government did the founding fathers envision? Peter Kastor, a professor of history at Washington University, has spent years trying to a…

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Jason Hall will still cheer for St. Louis' success even though he’s moving to Columbus

Jason Hall built a reputation as one of St. Louis’ most vocal cheerleaders in various positions at different economic development organizations over …

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A former golf course is being transformed into a safari. Here are its plans for 2025

St. Louis Zoo WildCare Park plans to open to the public in 2027, but the 425 acre conservation area in north St. Louis County is already home to 38 a…

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There are no Michelin stars in Missouri. That might be a good thing

The Michelin Guide is a gold standard in the culinary world, but you won't find a single Michelin-starred restaurant in St. Louis or even Missouri. A…

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Breaking down the top Missouri and Illinois political stories of 2024

In 2024, Missouri voters got rid of the state’s near total ban on abortion yet overwhelmingly voted for Republicans who were opposed to doing so. St.…

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A Mississippi River boat captain traces his routes from St. Louis to a decades-long career on the river

Growing up in St. Louis in the 1950s and 60s, Lee Hendrix was taught to fear the Mississippi River. But the sense of adventure it offered ended up be…

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A tribute to St. Louisans who passed away in 2024

In 2024, we said goodbye to a number of remarkable people who lived and worked in the St. Louis region. In this episode, we honor those we lost this …

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Rep. Jason Smith expects tough road to get tax package passed in 2025

Republicans will gain control of the House, Senate and presidency next month and that means Missouri Rep. Jason Smith will become even more powerful,…

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For Cori Bush, departure from U.S. House isn’t an exit from public activism

Congresswoman Cori Bush had an unlikely journey to Washington, D.C., rising from the Ferguson protest movement to the House of Representatives. Bush,…

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