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Completed “Walk for Welcome” Supports Refugees and Immigrants

Dorri PartainManaging Editor A 310-mile journey from Kansas City to St. Louis, serving as “call to action for Missourians to bridge divides”, ended on Friday, Sept. 25 at the Gateway… The post Completed “Walk for Welcome” Supports Refugees and Immigrants first appeared on…

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US Supreme Court again blocks Missouri’s gerrymandered congressional map

The U.S. Supreme Court on Friday drove a stake through the heart of Missouri’s undead congressional map, ordering it be buried for the year and for voters to cast ballots in the districts they’ve used the past two election cycles. In a unanimous decision, the court said that…

Green Park may increase grant amounts for neighborhood, homebuyer programs

The City of Green Park has plans to increase the amount of money that can be distributed as part of its Neighborhood Enhancement Program and First-Time Homeowner Payment Assistance Program. Currently, both programs can give out amounts of $5,000 to applicants; that number may…

Newspaper honored with statewide writing awards at annual convention

St. Louis Call Newspapers was honored with four awards — one first-place, one second-place and two third-place — in the 2026 Missouri Press Association Better Newspaper Contest for four news articles published in 2025. The Call’s news department was presented with the awards on…

How data center noise is different from regular noise pollution, according to a St. Louis scientist

A St. Louis scientist has spent her career studying sound and is now speaking out about the noise pollution that data centers could bring to the region.