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St. Louis Mayor Cara Spencer on Thursday expressed worries about when federal health could come to the parts of the city devastated by the destructive May 16 tornado.
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FEMA arrived in St. Louis on Wednesday to review damage caused by last week’s tornado, which killed five people and damaged approximately 4,400 buildings.
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Dentists say adding fluoride to drinking water is a major benefit for healthy teeth, but opponents are having some success with local and statewide bans.
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The mayor's acknowledgement on Monday confirms what St. Louisans had suspected and feared: Residents were not given a warning for the first deadly tornado in the city since 1959.
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Missouri Gov. Mike Kehoe got many of his priorities passed.
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U.S. Sen. Josh Hawley and St. Louis Mayor Cara Spencer say they’re hoping that the federal government can act quickly and that the White House will approve a major disaster declaration.
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When he retired in 2017, Freeman Bosley Sr. was one of St. Louis' longest-serving aldermen.
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At a post-legislative session news conference Friday, Kehoe also touted what he considered successful legislation, which included passing several of his priorities, such as placing the St. Louis police department under a state-appointed board.
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The session had been scheduled to end on Friday. It’s the first time in more than 70 years that the House has adjourned early.
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Backers of paid sick leave and minimum wage increases say they may pursue a constitutional amendment, which lawmakers couldn’t repeal.
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The legislation repeals the entire earned sick leave portion of Proposition A as well as a portion of the minimum wage increase.
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Voters will likely see the issue on the ballot in 2026.