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With COVID-19 cases on the rise, the Rolla City Council enacts restrictions that will go into effect Friday morning.
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The Legal Roundtable on "St. Louis on the Air" will discuss two cases that went to trial last week with the ACLU of Missouri as plaintiff, as well as a host of other legal matters. That includes a Greene County, Missouri, woman who says she was fired for being ugly. -
Peabody, which is veering toward another bankruptcy, says cutting the program will save it nearly $175 million.
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St. Louis Lambert International Airport is expecting an uptick in travelers this holiday season, compared to earlier in the pandemic. But overall traffic will still be down considerably from a year ago.
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St. Louis Board of Aldermen President Lewis Reed announced he will run for mayor in the 2021 election.
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Applications are open for the pilot program, in which the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers will train a small group of St. Louis residents to install solar panels. Other applicants will get general job skills training.
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Eight billboards in St. Louis and St. Louis County feature messages urging people to stay involved in the fight for change.
Host Sarah Fenske will delve into the country's nursing shortage, the critical role of urgent care facilities during the pandemic, and discuss challenging assumptions about the current health care model in the U.S.
