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Last budget from Co. Exec. Page includes layoffs, pool closures; Brighton man charged with damaging 77 city fire hydrants; SLPS updates demolition of Euclid School; Missouri gets A for financial education; drive-thru flu shots begin
Board of Aldermen may force Sharon Tyus to apologize for "bullet in your head" comment, pushback over county tax hike for seniors, formal rules for "Flock" cameras in Missouri, former Lindbergh teacher charged after new law lifts statute of limitations, more fire hydrants found damaged in the city, city must pay homeowners for homeless couple camped on their lawn
Boeing getting Navy's next-gen fighter jet good for St. Louis, Ameren's natural gas expansion for data center power, STL City wants conditional use permits for smoke shops, county council pushes back on plan to hand over county road maintenance to city and end new HQ leases, changes ahead for Alton's Flock Food park
With aging housing stock there's a crisis brewing with needed repairs, grave vandalism at Lake Charles Park Cemetery, man pleads guilty in shooting death of CBC hockey player, St. Louis Co. Exec. wants to shift county road maintenance to cities, Dellwood names interim mayor, head of STL Public Library retires
St. Louis city loses quiet zone designation which means loud train horns, St. Louis County Council says no to increased car allowance for staff, faith leaders march on World Immigrant and Refugee Day, Archbishop calls for end to mass deportation, 50 city fire hydrants damaged, Alton public works employees on strike
Mayor Spencer wants $46M surplus to go to boosting pay for city workers not police, censure of alderwoman over threatening comment delayed, former county executive candidate suing for defamation over Facebook comment, four charged for beating man in Jennings fender-bender, Alton public works employees could strike today, Riverview furloughs workers due to financial crisis
Missourians already voting using old map while awaiting US Supreme Court ruling, first step toward censuring Alderwoman Tyus, Cahokia teachers avert strike with late night deal, school that city district refused to sell now must be demolished, Sens. Durbin and Hawley bring Flock camera concerns to hearing
State auditor looking into finances and restraining policies of Special School District, Ferguson City Council approves incentives for data center, building in Midtown Data Center project could be sold in tax sale, Co. Exec. Page sues over tourism appointments being blocked, Franklin County measles update
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