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The Senate passed the legislation early Thursday morning. The bills now go to the House.
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The city will not be collecting recycling from the alley bins. Instead, St. Louisans can drop recycling off at 26 designated spots.
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U.S. Attorney Sayler Fleming was appointed to head the Eastern District of Missouri office based in St. Louis under the first administration of President Donald Trump.
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Mayor Cara Spencer said Monday that the count of impacted buildings and homes has grown to more than 10,000 in the nearly three weeks since the storm.
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The Holy Joe Society is calling on state and city officials to relieve Sheriff Alfred Montgomery of his duties.
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Penelton, 74, spent nearly 40 years as a beloved member and spiritual mother at Centennial Christian Church in Fountain Park. Family and friends said goodbye Tuesday at a funeral service in Jennings.
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The Missouri electric utility said it would not disconnect customers for nonpayment for 60 days.
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Volunteers will remain in the region for about three weeks helping tarp roofs, remove debris, cut up trees and assist with home content recovery.
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Beginning Wednesday, the military force will assist in impacted city neighborhoods to sort through debris and take it to landfills.
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As of Wednesday evening, Watson said there were about 163 displaced people across the three shelters, with just over 80 people staying at the 12th and Park location — the largest of the shelters.