Nine crumbling homes were demolished Saturday and other vacant lots cleared of debris as part of the Clean Sweep program.
Mayoral spokesman said officials still believe the city’s main downtown jail will have enough room to accommodate current workhouse prisoners.
Man who judge found innocent asks high court to reverse bad precedent that keeps him in prison.Â
Clinics offering two-dose vaccines will continue, at least through June.
Just five months into her first term, the St. Louis lawmaker has emerged as one of the most visible faces of the Democratic Party’s left wing.Â
Mr. Simon, who died Sunday at his home, also served in the Missouri House in the 1960s and considered running for mayor in the 1980s.
One critic, Alderman Megan Green, says she has asked Mayor Tishaura O. Jones to get city development officials to try to renegotiate the deal.
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Hartzler is the first member of Congress to announce a campaign to succeed U.S. Sen. Roy Blunt.
Shalonda Webb’ proposal would use $875,000 in federal money to pay for the incentives.
Opponents said the new law will make it more difficult to police bad actors.
An ex-employee has filed suit, alleging she was fired in February in retaliation for telling supervisors about improper disposal of some vehicles.
Workers want a way to request a delayed return to the office if they have family and childcare responsibilities.
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Strickland applied for clemency Tuesday, saying he does not want a commutation of his sentence.
The top budget writer in the Missouri House said he was encouraged by recent negotiations.
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