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The proposals now go to the Board of Aldermen, which will then have the chance to forward proposals to city voters.
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The St. Louis City Charter Commission released its draft recommendations for changes to the city’s charter. City residents will be able to vote on the amendments during the upcoming November general election.
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The St. Louis Reparations Commission is working on its proposed 100-page report. It will include narratives and documentation that focus on housing, neighborhoods and built environment, education, public health, jobs and the economy, and state violence and policing. About 20 local and national experts will help write the final report.
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Six workers who live outside St. Louis and performed work remotely do not have to pay the city's 1% earnings tax, an appeals court ruled.
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Recipients of 2023 Neighborhood Transformation Grants discuss how they’re using that money to transform St. Louis neighborhoods.
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Explore St. Louis says an additional $30 million to $40 million may be needed to cover rising expansion costs at America's Center in downtown St. Louis.
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The St. Louis Reparations Commission will be extended until Sept. 9. The commission was previously set to end this spring. Members asked Mayor Tishaura Jones for more time to engage with the community and to produce a final report.
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St. Louis officials cited the rise in transmission of coronavirus cases and other respiratory illnesses for the updated mandate.
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The St. Louis Reparations Commission is preparing to create a race-based harm report for Mayor Tishaura Jones to review next year. Robin Rue Simmons created the Evanston, Illinois, reparations plan and got Evanston’s Black residents the country’s first reparations payout. Simmons talks about her strategy and what St. Louis can do to make its reparations process successful.
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Tennessee teenager Janae Edmondson, who was seriously injured in a car accident in February and had her legs amputated, has filed a lawsuit against the City of St. Louis.