Mayor Lyda Krewson vetoed an effort to undo a planned reduction of wards from 28 to 14. Opponents of the cut do not have time to attempt an override.

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St. Louis Public Radio
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Attorneys Eric Banks, William Freivogel and Sarah Swatosh discussed matters involving St. Louis' judicial system on St. Louis on the Air's Legal Roundtable. They included a lawsuit against Villa Duchesne, an age discrimination suit filed by a former KMOV meteorologist and a quo warranto action by the St. Louis County counselor's office related to leadership of the St. Louis County Council.
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Germany’s ability to combat extremism has been praised. But it's also being tested. Does it still offer lessons for the U.S. following the Capitol riot?
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Washington University Sociology professor David Cunningham shares what we can learn about right-wing, white nationalist groups today — and best practices for defeating them — by studying their mobilization during other moments in our nation's history.
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Sarah Abbas and Grace Ruo, both 17, discussed Amanda Gorman's inaugural poem. They also shared their hopes for bringing written and spoken words to bear on society, and read poems of their own.
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Small and mid-size manufacturing companies are leaving St. Louis, and they aren’t being replaced with other jobs.
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The Sierra Club released a report Monday that gave top utilities a letter grade based on climate actions. The environmental group gave Ameren a D, citing its lack of action on retiring coal.
We’ll discuss a troubling new statistic. St. Louis city streets got a whole lot more dangerous to pedestrians in 2020. What should we be doing about it?