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Democrat Lucas Kunce bets an outspoken populist message can turn Missouri's Senate seat blue - Vimarsana News

Democrat Lucas Kunce bets an outspoken populist message can turn Missouri's Senate seat blue

Kunce's campaign revolves around his message that for too long, the interests of corporations and billionaires — not working people — have steered policy in the U.S. In a state that has been trending toward Republicans for a generation, the former Marine Corps member thinks he'll resonate with voters who have left the Democratic Party.

Source: kcur.org
Crumbling infrastructure leaks lead into Midwest water supply - Vimarsana News

Crumbling infrastructure leaks lead into Midwest water supply

Reporter Allison Kite updates "St. Louis On The Air" about an ongoing investigation into the causes and risks of high lead levels in the Midwest.

Source: kbia.org
Crumbling infrastructure leaks lead into Midwest water supply - Vimarsana News

Crumbling infrastructure leaks lead into Midwest water supply

Reporter Allison Kite updates "St. Louis On The Air" about an ongoing investigation into the causes and risks of high lead levels in the Midwest.

Crumbling infrastructure leaks lead into Midwest water supply - Vimarsana News

Crumbling infrastructure leaks lead into Midwest water supply

Reporter Allison Kite updates St. Louis On The Air about an ongoing investigation into the causes and risks of high lead levels in the Midwest.

Experts warn about risks with Missouri's buried lead pipes - Vimarsana News

Experts warn about risks with Missouri's buried lead pipes

Water utilities have never been required to thoroughly inventory lead pipes except in a crisis. Health experts warn problems with these “underground poisonous straws” can arise out of the blue.