Susan Hegger
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Saint Louis, MO, United States
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Municipal candidates, school issues dominate Tuesday's election
On Tuesday, voters across the region go to the polls for municipal elections. Overall, this spring, more than 900 candidates are running for local offices, → Read More
Week in review: New beginnings in local arts
We know that you listen to us on air and check our website for news and information about our region. We hope that you look at our website every day, but → Read More
Week in review: Reckonings, in Ferguson and in politics
We know that you listen to us on air and check our website for news and information about our region. We hope that you look at our website every day, but → Read More
Justice Department clears Wilson of civil rights charges, calls for steps to counter police bias
Seven months after Ferguson police officer Darren Wilson shot and killed Michael Brown, the U.S. Department of Justice today released two investigations - → Read More
A cheat sheet for understanding Tuesday's St. Louis election
St. Louis voters go to the polls today to select aldermanic candidates for the general election in April. For some of the candidates, who lack Republican → Read More
The Rundown: Controversy flares over National Guard in Ferguson
We know that you listen to us on air and check our website for news and information about our region. We hope that you look at our website every day, but → Read More
Walter Storey Executed; First Execution In Missouri This Year
2/11/2015, 12:17 a.m. -- Walter Storey's execution was carried out at 12:01 a.m. by lethal injection, according to a brief statement from the Missouri Dept → Read More
The Rundown: Portraits Of Change In St. Louis' Diverse Communities
We know that you listen to us on air and check our website for news and information about our region. We hope that you look at our website every day, but → Read More
The Rundown: Should We Build A New Stadium?
We know that you listen to us on air and check our website for news and information about our region. We hope that you look at our website every day, but → Read More
Rauner Sworn In As Illinois' 42nd Governor, Promises 'Business As Usual Is Over'
It's party time today in Springfield, Ill., when Republican businessman Bruce Rauner is sworn in as the 42nd governor of Illinois, ending 12 years of → Read More
The Rundown: Stenger, Grand Jury Process Still Subjects Of Controversy
We know that you listen to us on air and check our website for news and information about our region. We hope that you look at our website every day, but → Read More
Missouri Legislature Opens, Faces Tough Issues Of Ferguson, Student Transfers
The Missouri Legislature kicks off today, with an even stronger Republican majority, thanks to the results of the November election. The 34-member state → Read More
The Rundown: Looking Back, Looking Ahead
We know that you listen to us on air and check our website for news and information about our region. We hope that you look at our website every day, but → Read More
Garden Glow Gives A Great Reason For A Stroll At Night
So you have relatives in town, kids that need to get out and about or you just need to stretch your legs and decompress. The Garden Glow Light Exhibit at → Read More
The Rundown: A Stroll Down St. Louis' Memory Lane
We know that you listen to us on air and check our website for news and information about our region. We hope that you look at our website every day, but → Read More
The Rundown: Is Corruption A Code Word For Race?
We know that you listen to us on air and check our website for news and information about our region. We hope that you look at our website every day, but → Read More
The Rundown: Ferguson's Shadow Looms Over Protests, Police, Politics
We know that you listen to us on air and check our website for news and information about our region. We hope that you look at our website every day, but → Read More
The Rundown: After Grand Jury Decision, Change Is Still On The Agenda
We know that you listen to us on air and check our website for news and information about our region. We hope that you look at our website every day, but → Read More
14 Mini Reviews For The St. Louis International Film Festival
The St. Louis International Film Festival is underway with enough options to ensure that everyone can find something of interest. Some of us in the → Read More
Results At A Glance For Key Missouri, Illinois Races
Here are the latest -- and in most cases final -- results from some of the most competitive Missouri and Illinois races. For details, go to the Missouri → Read More