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St. Louis
St. Louis’ minimum wage is dropping today
by
Reema Khrais
Aug 28, 2017
Starting today, more than 30,000 workers in St. Louis could see their paychecks shrink. The city’s minimum wage is dropping from $10 an hour to $7.70. That’s because of a new state law that says cities can’t set a higher minimum wage than the state. Click the audio player above to hear the full story.
Why St. Louis was named a 'judicial hellhole'
by
Maria Altman
Mar 6, 2017
Big jury verdicts have made Missouri a target for tort reform.
Can a spy agency fight urban blight in St. Louis?
Jan 13, 2017
A $1.75 billion project displaced a neighborhood in hopes of revitalizing it.
Voters disappointed, but not surprised, by debate
Oct 10, 2016
Many voters wanted to hear about the economy, but heard political drama instead.
Ahead of debate, voters disappointed with choices
Oct 7, 2016
Jobs, taxes, and race are on the minds of St. Louis voters ahead of second presidential debate.
Are red light cameras for safety or making money?
Apr 12, 2016
St. Louis officials hope to restart a controversial red light camera program
Meet me in St. Louis ... we'll leave for L.A. from there
Jan 13, 2016
The Rams are headed to a new $3 billion stadium ten miles from downtown L.A.
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St. Louis weighs pros and cons of NFL stadium funding
Dec 2, 2015
The $1 billion stadium has enthusiastic supporters, and some who think it's irresponsible.
Minimum wage hike puts a city at odds with lawmakers
Oct 6, 2015
A bill prevents other cities from following St. Louis’ lead.
How police presence in Ferguson shut down one business
Aug 18, 2014
The Swiish Bar and Grill seemed far away from the violence. It was and it wasn't.