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Cole County Judge Daniel Green ruled that without specific authorization, Missourians cannot vote on whether to overturn a federal congressional map.
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St. Louis Public Radio
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Earlier this month, Missouri Secretary of State Denny Hoskins rejected a proposed referendum on the congressional redistricting map state lawmakers passed last year. -
The bill prohibits following people, blocking the road or approaching someone in an intimidating way to ask for money. It also bars people from soliciting on a public bus, near a bank, on private property and at night. -
The legislation in Congress would add at least two St. Louis-area ZIP codes, as well as coverage for childhood leukemia, and includes parents of children lost to qualifying illnesses. -
St. Louis on Stage founders want to bring the theatre community together by making resources more accessible. -
Secretary of State Denny Hoskins rejected a proposed constitutional amendment that would make it harder to overturn voter-approved initiatives, saying the measure is unconstitutional. -
The county executive’s warning comes as a state lawmaker wants a closer look into how public safety-related funds were spent over the years. -
St. Louisans are collecting donations and holding a drive with food, music and dancing this weekend to assist Colombian earthquake victims. -
St. Louisans describe the impact of the May 16, 2025, tornado in Cami Thomas’ short documentary film “Red Brick Blue Tarp.” -
August’s new music roundup shines a light on St. Louis-area artists. -
'Money, Money, Money' is what data centers promise to prospective communities willing to host them. In hubs Aurora and DeKalb, WGLT visited the sites to understand what their property tax revenue can offer and what projects are possible.
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