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As noted last week, Gov.-elect Eric Greitens will have a lot of latitude to bring about major policy changes – thanks to huge Republican majorities in the…
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For the past two weeks, the heads of city departments have come to the Ways and Means Committee asking the aldermen for additional money to cover their…
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Aldermen in charge of St. Louis' budget heard more requests Wednesday from department officials who say they can't do the jobs they should without…
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St. Louis aldermen began working Wednesday morning on the $1.04 billion spending plan for the fiscal year that begins July 1.The budget has very few major…
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The departure of the Rams to Los Angeles may mean budget cuts for some St. Louis agencies.The city's top three elected officials on Tuesday approved a…
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Cash-strapped East St. Louis has received an overdue gift from the state just in time for the holidays: $2.5 million worth of back taxes from the Illinois…
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East St. Louis officials are looking to the state and the banks to avoid having to ask city employees to work without pay in January.At a news conference…
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Updated Nov. 20 to clarify the city's current budget deficit. Updated at 7 p.m. Oct. 30 with vote results: Class will be back in session on Monday for the…
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In a letter released Wednesday to staff and media, East St. Louis City Manager Alvin Parks announced eight police officers are being laid off effective…
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East St. Louis employees across all departments could be facing layoffs due to a budget deficit approaching $5.7 million by 2016.“We will make every…