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Here are Digital Content Editor Liz Miller's five most memorable stories from 2021.
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A new day, new chaos for Blues as they work through roster squeeze
Forward Nathan Walker was called up from Springfield and goalie Jon Gillies was signed to back up Lindgren in net.
Nicklaus: New minimum tax could politicize corporate accounting
Democrats' plan is a reaction to Amazon's low effective tax rate
Pit bulls euthanized after mauling the owner's mom to death in Franklin County
The dogs were in a yard that had an underground invisible electric fence when they killed Leann Gratzer on Monday.
David Sanborn, Marcus Miller among new shows added to Jazz St. Louis schedule
Catherine Russell, Pedrito Martinez and Alfredo Rodriguez, Denise Thimes, Demarius Hicks, Tonina, Janet Evra, and Kendrick Smith are other new shows on the schedule.
Post-Dispatch owner rejects purchase offer from hedge fund Alden
Lee Chairman Mary Junck said Alden Global Capital's $24-per-share offer "grossly undervalues" the business.
Schmitt urges Missouri parents to turn in school districts he says are breaking court order
A spokeswoman for a group representing local districts said officials are still assessing what the order means.
Voters to decide whether St. Louis County executive can have a second job
Proposed charter change is aimed at County Executive Sam Page, who has continued to work part time as anesthesiologist during his ‘free time.’
Enrique, the St. Louis Zoo penguin famous for wearing therapeutic boots, has died
Enrique was nearly 30 years old. The zoo also announced the death of its adult male Amur tiger, Waldemere.
St. Louis aldermen give first-round approval to redistricting plan
If the redistricting plan is approved by the board on Friday as expected, it then would go to the mayor for her consideration.
St. Louis County Council members, paid $20,000 a year, considering pay raise
Councilman Mark Harder suggests $30,000 a year; Councilman Ernie Trakas would double that.
Missouri lawmaker’s plan would usher in partisan elections at the local level
Candidates in local elections currently don’t declare a party, but that would change under a plan introduced in the Missouri House.
Legislation would bar warrantless searches in Missouri based solely on the smell of marijuana
‘It’s time for Missouri to follow the example of other states on this issue,’ says sponsor Rep. Ian Mackey, D-Richmond Heights.
Minimum wage going up in Missouri next year
Next year’s raise is the fourth of five minimum wage increases mandated under a 2018 ballot initiative.
St. Louis County health department’s deputy director leaving at end of month
Spring Schmidt has accepted dual roles as director of the Missouri Center for Public Health Excellence and at SLU's Office of Public Health.
‘Please don’t endorse Eric Greitens,’ radio host Hugh Hewitt tells Trump
‘He’s right now leading by quite a bit,’ the former president said of Greitens on Wednesday.
Man accused of 5 cellphone store robberies in St. Louis
Two stores were robbed twice by the same man, prosecutors said.
Eagle Prep charter schools in St. Louis under scrutiny for religious influence
The U.S. Supreme Court appears poised to weaken church-state separation mandates for schools.
St. Louis-area hospitals struggle to keep up with latest surge of COVID-19 patients, task force leader says
The seven-day average of St. Louis-area patients hospitalized with COVID-19 was 424 on Tuesday, climbing from 228 just a month ago.
Katie Kull's most memorable stories of 2021: 5 stories that helped me get to know the St. Louis region
Here are reporter Katie Kull's five most memorable stories from 2021.