Jeremy Kohler
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St. Louis, MO, United States
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Missouri Legislators Oppose Vaccine Efforts as State Becomes COVID Hotspot
Representative Bill Kidd joked that he didn’t get a vaccine because he’s a Republican. Now he has COVID. → Read More
State-Supported “Clean Energy” Loans Are Putting Borrowers At Risk of Losing Their Homes
Dozens of Missouri homeowners who used PACE loans to fix up their houses ended up trapped in debt and could soon see their homes sold at auction. → Read More
No Consequences For Invading State Capitols, So Rioters Turned To US Capitol
Maskless protesters shoved their way past Idaho State Police troopers and security guards, broke through a glass door, and demanded entry into the state capitol. They were confronted by House Speaker Scott Bedke, a Republican. He decided to let them in and fill the gallery. → Read More
St. Louis couple who confronted protesters have a long history of not backing down
Public records and interviews show Mark and Patricia McCloskey are almost always in conflict with somebody, often concerning property rights. → Read More
Loop Trolley could be back on track in April, promoter Joe Edwards say
He says the taxing district has collected enough money to restart operations, and adding the third car will make the system viable. → Read More
Loop Trolley says it needs $700,000 from St. Louis County to keep operating, and will reduce service
St. Louis County Executive Sam Page wrote that "allowing such an expensive project to fail so quickly would be a disappointment." From its long-delayed start on Nov. 16, it has → Read More
St. Louis Post-Dispatch demands charges be dropped against reporter covering protest
Mike Faulk was arrested in St. Louis police "kettle" and charged with failure to disperse → Read More
Federal judge approves monitor for Ferguson consent decree
Squire Patton Boggs, a law firm based in Cleveland, was picked to ensure reforms are adequate in the St. Louis suburb. → Read More
Wash U. video channel brings science outside the lab
Say the words out loud, and it sounds like music: Mass Action Expressions for Bidentate Adsorption in Surface Complexation Modeling: Theory and Practice It’s the title of a paper published in 2013 in the journal Environmental Science & Technology by a professor and a doctoral student from Washington University that challenges common practices for predicting how much metal will be latched on to… → Read More
Missouri attorney general seeks to stop abusive debt collection
Cites ProPublica story published in Post-Dispatch that found debt suits disproportionately affect black neighborhoods. → Read More
Missouri lawmaker's bill would further limit municipal court revenue
Legislation would limit revenue from non-moving ordinances and property code violations → Read More
Boy, 13, killed while stealing from car in St. Louis may test state's 'Castle Doctrine'
Martinez Smith-Payne, 13, was fatally shot when he and two other juveniles were caught trying to steal from a parked car in St. Louis, police say. → Read More
Missouri Supreme Court throws out Reginald Clemons murder conviction
He had been sentenced to death for a 1991 double-murder on the Old Chain of Rocks Bridge → Read More
Lutheran Senior Services will pay $600,000 in taxes in settlement with St. Louis County
High-end homes for seniors claimed they were exempt because of charity care. → Read More
Ousted Mizzou chancellor will keep most of his salary
Loftin will direct university research and lead development of research facilities → Read More
Elsberry man standing on Interstate 70 is fatally struck near Blanchette Bridge
Jerry L. Wyatt died at the scene. → Read More
Another 'first day' of school for East St. Louis students
A teachers' strike had kept 6,000 students out of class for a month. → Read More
Rehab ministry based at Manchester church to deliver its 5,000th bike
The project started 16 years ago with a plan to collect spare change for bikes. Then it grew. → Read More
Amid reforms, municipal court traffic cases and revenue plummet
The Post-Dispatch analyzed data reported by municipal courts to the state. → Read More
Nixon commutes death sentence for Kimber Edwards
He had been scheduled to die by lethal execution Oct. 6 → Read More