Applications for new permits required for short-term rental operators are now open.
Operators of short-term rentals in the city of St. Louis have until May 6 to get a permit, or risk losing their ability to host guests. https://t.co/BfcnY6H5Tj
Missouri's Parenthood Parenthood is suing to strike down the state's abortion ban following the passing of Amendment 3 — enshrining abortion rights in the state constitution.
@jrosenbaum reports: https://t.co/OzgzrVp3M3
ICYMI: Democrat @NikkiBudzinski beats Republican challenger @JoshuaLoyd_ in Illinois’ 13th Congressional District, according to a call from the Associated Press. @stlpublicradio
One voter tells me she felt like "a wet rat" trying to vote this morning in #StLouis. I can agree I feel the same so far during today's #ElectionDay. #stlwx
Photos: Brian Munoz / @stlpublicradio
A deluge of downpours and some power outages can't stop @stl_board and @stlouiscovotes residents from taking to the polls.
More soon from #ElectionDay from the @stlpublicradio team at https://t.co/yLRBsi73Ql.
An Israeli official tells NPR that Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu chose to fire Defense Minister Yoav Gallant on U.S. elections day to prevent the Biden administration from being able to mount an effective protest while it is busy with the elections.
Record-breaking rainfall is causing flash flooding in St. Louis on #ElectionDay
"We are having these extreme rainfall events happening more frequently, and they will continue to increase in frequency.”
https://t.co/xCzLuLmkjF
Police officer Travis Brown remains in critical condition after being seriously injured during a Friday night protest outside Ferguson police department headquarters.
@BrianMolineSTL reports: https://t.co/39BfD11YmF
Could President Joe Biden’s historic decision to end his reelection campaign put Illinois Gov. J.B. Pritzker’s political future on a possible track toward the presidential ticket in November?
https://t.co/fS8SnfMzxy
@EvanDrellich Hi Evan. Would love to talk to you about the Bally's/Comcast situation for St. Louis Public Radio. If that's a possibility, let me know via DM. Thanks!
Last night on The Middle, the queen of tech journalism
@karaswisher argued humans have a moral imperative to teach AI how to behave because AI mirrors human behavior.
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Have NEVER seen this on Capitol Hill:
While talking to @RepTimBurchett after the GOP conference meeting, former @SpeakerMcCarthy walked by with his detail and McCarthy shoved Burchett. Burchett lunged towards me. I thought it was a joke, it was not. And a chase ensued...
New on @stlpublicradio: EPA appointed a coordinator Tuesday to address chronic sewage and flooding problems in Cahokia Heights.
The position will oversee the fed's response to the town's long standing woes. EPA also took similar action in Flint, Michigan.
https://t.co/WQsdjZIsUC
Chicago police officers with ties to extremist Oath Keepers have troubling complaints — but stay on the force, a joint investigation by WBEZ, the Chicago Sun-Times, and the OCCRP has found. https://t.co/f16cgqZvbR
About a year ago, we asked St. Louis transplants what info would have made their lives easier when they arrived and got 300+ responses.
Today, @stlpublicradio launched the STL Welcome Kit, a guide to the history, culture and ins and outs of St. Louis. https://t.co/swCqox4Uka
Dementia robbed him of memory and he no longer recognized close friends, but sportswriter Jim Caple could still summon three names: "Willie Mays," "Novak Djokovic" and--most often--"Sue Bird." Why? A beautiful life in three GOATs.
https://t.co/nk3IbOpQer via @SInow