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But new signage hasn’t even been put up to warn residents of potential harms.

“You bring those woke pornographic books to Missouri schools to try to brainwash our kids, and I’ll burn those too - on the front lawn of the governor’s mansion,” said state Sen. Bill Eigel, a Republican candidate for Missouri governor.

State Sen. Bill Eigel, R-Weldon Spring, was responding to criticism of a video showing him at a St. Charles County political event burning a stack of cardboard boxes with a

The House voted overwhelmingly to restore money for a St. Louis police center, but Senate refused to go along.

“This kind of seems like an exercise in futility if you asked me,” state Sen. Lincoln Hough said Wednesday after the Missouri House attempted to override 14 of Parson’s vetoes.

“I don’t like doing things out here on the floor when I don’t know the outcome,” said Hough, R-Springfield. “It is an exercise in futility, if you ask me.”

Rosh Hashanah falls on Sept. 15-17 this year. Here are some of the Shofar services taking place across the St. Louis region.

“This kind of seems like an exercise in futility if you asked me,” state Sen. Lincoln Hough said Wednesday after the Missouri House attempted to override 14 of Parson’s vetoes.

A look at why parts of the St. Louis region, including areas along Coldwater Creek and a landfill in St. Louis County, have radioactive waste issues. How did World War II-era work at a Mallinckrodt plant near St. Louis lead to decades of problems storing and then cleaning up radioactive waste?