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Outgoing Spire CEO Suzanne Sitherwood received $5.21 million in compensation in 2023 — more than 53 times as much as the gas utilitys median employee.

Hearnes died at her home in Charleston, in southeast Missouri. She served multiple terms in the Missouri House and as chair of the state Democrats.

John Hampton, fire chief since 2018, has also been serving the city’s interim manager since February. Hampton previously served as an interim city manager for six months from 2020 to

Keenan’s departure is “an internal personnel matter” and there will be no further comment, the email said.

Taleb Rebhi Ali-Jawher shot and killed Christopher Simmons when he believed Simmons was stealing a $1.10 candy bar from a gas station in Old North St. Louis.

Efforts to institute the plan are still playing out, and only a handful of county parties have adopted the system, according to a state party official.

The legislation is a sign that conservatives targeting LGBTQ issues are emboldened and will look to build upon last session.

County Executive Steve Ehlmann says the legal industry is trying to twist the law, while the industry says it is fighting an unlawful money grab.

The nonprofit Institute for Justice, which handled a landmark Supreme Court eminent domain case, filed suit on behalf of the business owners.

The retailer pointed to Chesterfield records, including emails, that is says officials were “plainly aware” a controversial incentive package was unnecessary for the redevelopment project.