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Dooley, Corrigan spent more than they raised in the last campaign finance reporting period
St. Louis County Executive Charlie Dooley, a Democrat, and Bill Corrigan, his Republican rival, spent more money than they collected in the last days before the Aug. 3 primary and the first days of th
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Humane Society offers adoption deal
The Humane Society of Missouri is offering adult cats and dogs
for adoption for a reduced adoption fee over the holiday
weekend.
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Two arrested, charged in robberies and thefts at Hostess store in St. Louis
The two are also charged in previous crimes at the store.
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Doctors Patrick and Elizabeth White honored for work to end homelessness
WHITES' WALLS: Barnes Jewish Hospital instructors of medicine, doctors Patrick and Elizabeth White, were honored last night for their outstanding work in helping to end homelessness for women and chil
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Prisoner alleges assault at hands of former county cop
Officer has since retired, charges yet to be filed
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Brenda Talent tapped to lead Show-Me Institute
As he continues his fight against the city earnings tax, wealthy
financier Rex Sinquefield has brought in a big
name for his free-marker think tank.
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Unions, KC civic groups pressure Gov. Nixon on earnings tax
A coalition of Kansas City civic groups and statewide unions want him to oppose Proposition A.
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Study: St. Louis lags in transit spending
Report by UMSL researchers looked at spending in 20 U.S. metro areas
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Coffee Party event in Metro East stirs controversy
The event featuring a Muslim speaker found a new location after the first site backed out.
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AFL-CIO head has Carnahans, Skelton on his election list this fall
Missouri's hot mid-term races are among those targeted by the nation's largest labor federation.
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St. Louis-area man accused of Lambert bomb threat
The same man had pleaded guilty to impersonating a police officer.
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Cards fly back to KMOX
Powerful signal, lucrative offer lure team to return to its radio roots. Shannon-Rooney expected to remain the broadcast team.
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NRA leaders to make six-city swing with Roy Blunt
Leaders of the National Rifle Association will be in Missouri
this week stumping alongside Republican Senate hopeful Roy
Blunt.
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Arnold man admits selling cold pills to pay child support
Prosecutors said he sold the boxes of pills for $50 or $60 each.
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Ill. Corrections chief stepping down
Illinois Gov. Pat Quinn says he's accepted the resignation of
the Corrections Department head blamed for a secret early prison
release program.
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CEOs with big layoffs make big bucks; is that right or wrong?
Booses at companies considered the 'layoff leaders' made an average of $12 million last year.
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Carol House Furniture does nice things for pets
NICE THINGS: Carol House Furniture and the Dubman family, which owns the company, were recently honored by PEP, Inc., for helping the organization build an animal clinic in rural Bland, Mo.
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"Rally Tennis for Cancer Care" gives 100 percent of proceeds to cancer patients
WHADDA RACKET!: Several years ago Bob Barczewski and Mark Platt put their goals and their game together and came up with "Rally Tennis for Cancer Care," which helps cancer patients pay their personal
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Shooting near Union Station had drug gang connection
ST. LOUIS • It was an explosion of violence in
an area not accustomed to it.
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