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- Publication Date | Apr 30, 2024Duration | 00:10:12Publication Date | Apr 30, 2024Duration | 00:10:12The work of Colombian artist Delcy Morelos makes connections between political bloodshed and degradation of the natural environment, particularly in places where conflict over the land has left a legacy of bloo...
- Publication Date | Apr 29, 2024Duration | 00:09:20Publication Date | Apr 29, 2024Duration | 00:09:20St. Louis has the highest rate of syphilis infections in the state. Cases of congenital syphilis among newborn babies are rising, too. St. Louis Public Radio’s Sarah Fentem speaks with Suzanne Alexander of the ...
- Publication Date | Apr 26, 2024Duration | 00:09:00Publication Date | Apr 26, 2024Duration | 00:09:00If backers of an abortion rights initiative turn in enough signatures by May 5, Missourians could be voting to end the state’s ban on the procedure in November. While polling shows some GOP support for the meas...
- Publication Date | Apr 25, 2024Duration | 00:09:09Publication Date | Apr 25, 2024Duration | 00:09:09An article published this month in a national publication put St. Louis in the spotlight—with a dark warning: beware the doom loop. It points to empty office buildings and shuttered restaurants, calling Downtow...
- Publication Date | Apr 24, 2024Duration | 00:10:59Publication Date | Apr 24, 2024Duration | 00:10:59NPR National Political correspondent Sarah McCammon recently released "The Exvangelicals: Loving, Living, and Leaving the White Evangelical Church." It is part memoir and part exploration into the role Evangeli...
- Publication Date | Apr 23, 2024Duration | 00:08:51Publication Date | Apr 23, 2024Duration | 00:08:51A large number of Missourians and Illinoisans say college is still worth it. That’s according to a new report from the Strada Education Foundation. The State Opportunity Index calculates a positive return on i...
- Publication Date | Apr 22, 2024Duration | 00:09:47Publication Date | Apr 22, 2024Duration | 00:09:47An ancient farming practice is getting a new life. Biochar is gaining traction as a regenerative agriculture practice that could help improve soil and sink carbon. Efforts are underway to introduce more farmers...
- Publication Date | Apr 19, 2024Duration | 00:09:24Publication Date | Apr 19, 2024Duration | 00:09:24Ferguson Police Chief Troy Doyle says one of his first goals as head of the department was to convince officers that the federal consent decree they’re under is a good thing. He is also focused on recruitment ...
- Publication Date | Apr 18, 2024Duration | 00:08:56Publication Date | Apr 18, 2024Duration | 00:08:56A U-S Supreme Court decision last year stripped most federal protections from wetlands. That’s made cooperation between federal, state and local conservation groups more important than ever. A nature preserve ...
- Publication Date | Apr 17, 2024Duration | 00:08:47Publication Date | Apr 17, 2024Duration | 00:08:47Last year was the deadliest, on record, for people walking in St. Louis County. The data reinforces a reputation that St. Louis is not the safest place to walk or bike. The St. Louis-based nonprofit Trailnet re...
