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Under the city’s Office of Violence Prevention, the Community Centered Crisis & Response Team was launched last year and consists of behavioral health clinicians who are embedded into the 911 call center and sometimes tag along with police to assist with non-police interventions.
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Over the last decade, nearly 2,000 homicides have occurred in St. Louis. More than 1,000 of them have not been solved. Here are some of them.
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Pi Day is sweet, St. Louis celebrants find 314 Day even sweeter.
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The courts had been highly anticipated since St. Louisans began pushing for them in 2017. Two hundred people showed up on Oct. 20 for the unveiling of the basketball courts in a ribbon-cutting ceremony.
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St. Louisans don’t say things “the wrong way." We say it the St. Louis way. Here’s a guide on how to sound like a native.
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The program will help up to 540 families by providing them with $500 a month for 18 months. The application process will begin in late October.
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The proposal would only apply to the city portion of property taxes and would have limits based on income or total property value. But supporters say every little bit helps.
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Companies can claim a tax credit of $1,500 for each new paid intern or paid apprentice they hire up to $9,000.
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“We’re finding that some of these short-term rentals, if not managed appropriately, can be harmful for the housing market for residents who live in our city,” said the Board of Aldermen president.
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There could be consequences for people who openly display a gun and don’t have a concealed carry permit, such as a fine of at least $500 and up to 30 days in jail.