For #rural Missourians trying to #workfromhome or attend #onlineschool, the lack of access to high-speed internet is a significant barrier.
@MissouriSandT grad Javier Valentin-Sivico made a toolkit to help people obtain #broadband access. Listen now: https://t.co/TjASBCmOEA
A riveting account of Kander’s political rise contrasted w/ his mental health battles.
“We think… PTSD is a terminal diagnosis from both a career and possibly a life perspective. I want people to understand that’s not the case.”
A convo @jrosenbaum guides masterfully.
.@JasonKander's new book, "Invisible Storm: A Soldier’s Memoir of Politics and PTSD," was released earlier this week.
“I spent most of that 11 years not admitting to myself that I had PTSD,” he told @jrosenbaum. Hear their full conversation here: https://t.co/TWHnkykliY
Right now: We're talking to The International Institute of St. Louis' Arrey Obenson about resettling 594 Afghan refugees in permanent housing as of last Friday
"It is worth celebrating," Obenson says. "We are thrilled." https://t.co/ICBrS0rhXp
For all who love the @citymuseum and have wondered "how in the world is this allowed," read and listen to this very fun segment from @STLonAir.
Breath of fresh air in an often gloomy world.
https://t.co/EXvzcrtitD
#STL Mayor @tishaura joins us at noon today. What issue are you most interested in talking about? (Don’t see the topic you want to address? Comment it below.)
Yesterday, the #STL Board of Aldermen rejected @MikeAMilton314, founder of @FCCStLouis, from serving on the Detention Oversight Board to fix city jails. Here's what he had to say about that on today's show. (@DarrylGregoryG2's nomination was also scuttled.)
Today's @STLonAir story about failures with St. Louis' system for referring people to homeless shelters is one of the most bonkers stories I've covered -- and such an example of the best and worst of the city (1/9) https://t.co/Pl41tebb37
What do you love most about St. Louis? Leave a voicemail at 314-516-6397 or share your thoughts here, and we may share them on air Monday as we celebrate 314 Day! #STL#StLouis#STLMade https://t.co/1NW7FBP2Kv
92-year-old Shirley Norris is a project manager for @MoDOT. She’s the oldest full-time employee in the state of Missouri — and has no plans to retire. Hear her story today at noon. https://t.co/78GiD3GC6Y
On today's show, Mary called in to share her house has a fireplace containing 24k gold tiles. The company that did her fireplace, Ravenna Mosaics, also did the mosaics in the Cathedral Basilica of Saint Louis. 😮 So of course, we asked her to send in a photo.
Today at noon, we're talking about how to unearth your house's history with a local archivist. Have you ever researched your house? What is something you learned — or something you want to know? https://t.co/0HGsLIXxuq
“Governmental public health leaders are being chosen based on their political ideology rather than their scientific and leadership abilities.” Important read by @KHNews -
https://t.co/AV2pahAGRY
A huge staffing shortage has left over 500 Missourians with disabilities waiting on services.
“You ask for help and it’s not there,” one mom told me.
And the list keeps growing. My latest for @stlonair — https://t.co/5lT4Nd2Vaw
“If they succeed in accomplishing this wish list of changes, it will make it incredibly difficult and expensive for Missourians to get access to information about what their government is doing,” said @dave_roland of the Freedom Center of Missouri #moleg https://t.co/90nXpzJKxG
STL officials have approved spending $836,000 in federal funds for a 'safe haven' homeless shelter that would be open to anyone.
But the contract hasn't been finalized yet.
Volunteers are using private donations to open their own — again — as temperatures drop into the teens.
This week I’m doing a story for @STLonAir about political anger. It seems fitting for Jan. 6’s one-year anniversary. And it has me wondering, do you think civil political debate is possible anymore? What’s to be gained from talking to ppl w/ opposite political beliefs?