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How the ethics investigation into Speaker Plocher became the top story in Jefferson City this week

A group of bipartisan legislators earlier this week voted down a report that would have recommended a formal letter of disapproval for Missouri House…

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One year in, Ferguson Chief Troy Doyle reflects on the 2014 uprising and his city’s future

One year after being sworn in as chief of the Ferguson Police Department, Troy Doyle reflects on what it takes to promote a cultural shift among offi…

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Cardinals owners plan to ask taxpayers to fund Busch Stadium renovations

The owners of the St. Louis Cardinals are preparing to make a big ask of its fans – a proposition that will likely amount to asking taxpayers to help…

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Madison County voters will take up symbolic secession vote in November

The Madison County Board approved a measure on Wednesday evening that will put a symbolic referendum to voters in November — asking if the Metro East…

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How Chef Rob Connoley pairs ‘reparative restauranting’ and Ozark cuisine

Chef Rob Connoley and Normandy High School senior Alex Belton are a dynamic culinary duo, aspiring toward major wins this June. The Bulrush chef-owne…

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Trailnet report finds traffic violence on the rise in St. Louis — and offers solutions

Nearly 650 people were injured or killed while walking or biking in St. Louis and St. Louis County in 2023. That statistic signifies a lot of trauma …

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How STL Cannamoms is fighting back against the stigma of legal cannabis use

Missouri legalized recreational cannabis in December 2022, but stigma surrounding its use is especially isolating for mothers who use marijuana. Jess…

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A paralyzed man was left on a jail floor for days. St Louis officials are trading blame

A disturbing photo of a paralyzed detainee in the St. Louis City Justice Center has triggered calls for accountability and improvement in the city’s …

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How a Big Brothers Big Sisters mentorship turned into a 20-year friendship

Kristen Slaughter and Kiara Brown have an unconventional friendship. They’re 22 years apart in age and their relationship was only slated to last one…

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R&R Marketplace in Dellwood started as a prayer. Now it’s ‘a miracle’

What was once an empty strip mall in Dellwood reopened in September as a $20 million economic hub serving north St. Louis County. The R&R Marketplace…

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