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On Thursday, St. Louis on the Air hosted a moderated conversation about Proposition 2, one of the ballot measures that city of St. Louis voters will…
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Your support makes this program possible. Keep St. Louis Public Radio Strong. Donate today.On Friday’s "Behind the Headlines" on St. Louis on the Air, we…
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When St. Louis’ next mayor takes office, local artists will be waiting.They’ve got a list of things they want the mayor — likely Lyda Krewson — to do in…
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As the St. Louis Mayoral Race heats up, a group of artists are insisting candidates address how policy makers will make sure that the city makes the arts…
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Members of Congress return to Washington on Monday after a week-long work sessions in their home districts.Like some other around the country, St.…
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There will be at least five new faces when the St. Louis Board of Aldermen returns in April — the largest freshman class since 1991. And depending on the…
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Missouri Gov. Eric Greitens' first state budget targets higher education for more cuts — $160 million less than the current spending plan. In effect, the…
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More than 150 St. Louisans traveled and slept on charter buses to join the Women’s March on Washington over the weekend.For many, the trip was about…
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Eighth-grade students at North Kirkwood Middle School began an extended social studies class today, Inauguration Day, with a bit of political therapy.…
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A fond farewell to St. Louis Public Radio staffers retiring this week: Dale Singer and Donna KorandoPolitics editor Donna Korando and education reporter Dale Singer have made their marks on the St. Louis Public Radio newsroom, but they’ve also led…