St. Louis, United States (Local)
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By: Samir Knox
Even as a brutal heat wave rages on this week, the striking workers at St. Louis’ BreakThru Beverage show no sign of stopping. The strike at one of St. Louis’ largest wholesale alcohol distributorships is nearing its ninth week, with more than 100 workers participating. A large inflatable Scabby the Rat and an assortment of […]
By: Samir Knox
Congress sees reasons to change the way it pays for disaster relief, but a law set to go into effect today doesn’t yet include help for tornado-struck St. Louis.
The Gelateria on South Grand will return. Since a fire forced the cafe to close last March, Andy and Amanda Fair have been working–steadily–on plans to bring it back. But, as they were in the process of securing historic tax credits and getting their affairs in order to begin the rebuild, they found out the […]
By: Samir Knox
The Lewis Place nonprofit’s program gives kids cash to inspire them to think more deeply about their futures, and the future of their neighborhoods.
By: Samir Knox
All three leading candidates said the county needs to make it easier to build housing, while Democrats expressed concern over the county’s wide-ranging senior tax freeze.
The nonprofit has graduated hundreds of women through its ranks in the past five years, and can show five-figure salary boosts for its graduates.
New apartments are anathema to many voters in the suburban county—and that’s made them a key wedge issue in the race for St. Charles County executive.
Missouri voters rejected two key measures backed by Republican lawmakers on Tuesday’s ballot—one, Amendment 4, that would have made it more difficult for citizens to change the state constitution, and another, Amendment 5, that would have started the rollback of the state’s income tax. The Associated Press called the race for both amendments’ failure at […]
By: Samir Knox
The nonprofit organization dedicated to a regional approach to helping unhoused people has a new leader, who brings a front-line perspective to St. Louis.
By: Samir Knox
The nonprofit is planning nearly $17 million of affordable housing along Evans Avenue.
