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Short-term rental tax would fund St. Louis affordable housing

A proposed 3% fee on short-term rental rates on the November ballot would help fund affordable housing in St. Louis. St. Louis Public Radio reporter …

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'It wasn't about just me': At 80, composer Leonard Slatkin reflects on a life of collaboration

Conductor Leonard Slatkin took the St. Louis Symphony Orchestra to new heights during his 18 years at the helm. He talks about a weekend of concerts …

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New book remembers Charlie Peete, a highly touted prospect for the St. Louis Cardinals

Charlie Peete was a highly-touted prospect for the St. Louis Cardinals who played 23 games with the big league club in 1956. He was expected to compe…

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She was shot in the back in St. Louis. Now she’s finding the help she needs to heal

The traumatic experience of being shot is often just the beginning of the challenges facing those with bullet-related injuries. Keisha Blanchard was …

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Poll shows what Midwest voters say about abortion, climate change, and other key issues

A survey from The Midwest Newsroom and Emerson College Polling Center asked registered voters in several Midwest states, including Missouri, about me…

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Foes of Missouri sports betting say the plan won’t help education as advertised

After years of legislative inaction, popular sports betting apps FanDuel and DraftKings are funding a ballot initiative that would allow for Missouri…

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Abortion rights foes say Missouri legalization amendment is too extreme

Missouri was one the first states to ban most abortions after Roe v. Wade fell in 2022, but now abortion rights opponents are facing a serious challe…

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WashU doctor notes African Americans’ unique menopause experience

Black Americans are more likely to start menopause early and gain less treatment to manage symptoms — that’s according to a recent review of menopaus…

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Historic Black cemetery celebrates 150 years in St. Louis with significant restoration

Greenwood Cemetery has been through a major transformation in recent years — due in large part to a married couple who grew up in the area and felt c…

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Club Viva celebrates 28 years as a hub for Latin dance in St. Louis

Over the past three decades, Club Viva has become the go-to destination for Latin dance beginners and veterans alike. In this episode, owner Cesar Ca…

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