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The St. Louis County administration building must be updated to stay in compliance with Clayton city codes. County Executive Sam Page urged the county council Tuesday to act now.
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An independently produced report includes complaints of companies facing a double standard, bid shopping and closed networks.
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The speech at the University of Missouri-St. Louis included the unveiling of a new logo for St. Louis County.
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Voters in both Manchester and an unincorporated area of St. Louis County needed to approve the annexation plan for it to pass.
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The demolition process will be complete by next summer. In the meantime, St. Louis Port Authority, which owns the 142-acre property, will start the process of figuring out how to redevelop the space.
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Three government-run health clinics in St. Louis County serve patients who can’t afford treatment elsewhere. But the health department has faced rising costs and staffing shortages. A new plan would garner the department millions more in federal funding each year.
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While the bill was promoted as a way to enhance safety, critics contended it would have made life worse for people with disabilities.
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Runners and walkers in St. Louis County are urging County Executive Sam Page to veto a bill that would ticket people walking and running in streets where sidewalks are available. The County Council approved the measure earlier this month.
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The Tap In Center has helped close to 800 people with legal issues since it was launched in 2020.
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Some members of the St. Louis County Council were upset that $300,000 was allocated to inform voters about the 3% tax on cannabis products.