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Effort to place St Louis police under state control returns in Missouri Legislature

Missourians voted in 2013 to return control of the St. Louis police department to local officials, ending more than 150 years of state oversight.

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Missouri bill would put SLMPD under state control again

Crime in St. Louis is at the lowest levels in a decade, and recruitment and retention at the St. Louis Metropolitan Police Department has improved.

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St Louis NAACP Marshals Local Nonprofits to Help Make Sure Every Child Can Read

After more than a decade of struggles, nonprofits are leading the charge to help more Black students in St. Louis read at grade level. The St. Louis NAACP recently launched the “Right to Read” campaign, which focuses on improving proficiency and educational equity for students of color. Its mission: By 2030, all children in the […]

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St Louis NAACP says public agencies have spent $2 4 billion with minority, women contractors

St. Louis NAACP President Adolphus Pruitt on Wednesday announced the results of 10-year effort to boost women and minority-owned contractors.

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St Louis City wants residents to vote online to weigh in on $250 million Rams settlement money

Those who work and live in St. Louis City are being given another chance to weigh in on how to spend a $250 million Rams settlement check.

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