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Kayla Drake/St. Louis Public RadioSt. Louis Corrections Commissioner Dale Glass will resign from his position on June 1, following months of criticism over the management and condition of the city's jails. -
Andrew Gill | WBEZ/As a panel of state lawmakers prepares to grill members of Gov. JB Pritzker’s administration over how a COVID-19 outbreak at a state-run veterans’ home...
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St. Louis Public Safety officials say they plan to hire a new food service to prepare meals for inmates at the City Justice Center. Leaders say this is one of the first steps in addressing repeated complaints about the jail. -
Missouri's constitution prohibits the state from granting more than five dispensary licenses to any single entity or individual. But there are several companies that seem to hold more than five licenses, but the state is withholding any ownership information.
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The county's Children's Service Fund is covering most of the cost of the two-year pilot.
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Passage of a tax credit for donors of educational scholarships could open the door to other bills making it across the legislative finish line.
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Bush's testimony was part of a push to pass a package of legislation dubbed the Black Maternal Health “Momnibus” Act.
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Washington University is the latest on a growing list of universities and colleges nationwide looking into the role they may have played in slavery.
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A redistricting map proposed by the County Board Chairman would cut the number of members of the county board from 29 to 25.
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The new mayor of Cahokia Heights, Curtis McCall Sr., promised the city would start with a balanced budget.
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Gov. J.B. Prizker announced the state will move into the bridge to Phase 5 of reopening next week.
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As Kayla Reed and a new generation of local leaders saw each of their reform efforts fail to curb police violence in the St. Louis area, they soon realized that what they really had to overcome was the police union’s political force in local elections.
