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A $200 million dollar city bond issue that would include some money for residents to repair their homes is on its way to the Board of Aldermen. But those…
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Tod Martin wasn’t going to let 20 words keep him from marrying David Gray.While it took more than 20 years, St. Louis officials last week issued Martin…
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(Updated 11:40 a.m. Friday, June 27)Just a few weeks ago, Missouri Attorney General Chris Koster was publicly exhorting Missouri Republicans to change…
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Last updated 3:59 p.m.Mayor Francis Slay issued marriage licenses to four same-sex couples Wednesday night, in a direct challenge to Missouri's ban on…
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In many ways, breaking ground on St. Louis's first Ikea store is a lot easier than putting together the Swedish furniture maker's latest bookshelf. For…
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Over the next several months, the city of St. Louis will spend $276,000 to tear down 26 vacant, crumbling buildings in the Vandeventer neighborhood. "We…
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St. Louis area leaders squelched any doubts last week about how they want to spend money from a transportation sales tax. Sure, some of the regional…
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The city of St. Louis and St. Louis County have plans for nearly $1.1 billion worth of transportation projects if a statewide sales tax increase passes…
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If you had $1.49 billion for transportation projects, how would you spend it? Would you repair highways? Bolster mass transit service? Enhance bike…
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St. Louis Mayor Francis Slay is asking businesses in the city to help put 500 young people to work this summer through a program called Stl Youth Jobs.One…