Spencer says Rams spending won’t repeat city’s troubled stabilization program

The Board of Aldermen votes Thursday on a plan directing $120 million to north St. Louis and $55 million downtown. Mayor Cara Spencer says oversight will be different this time.
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Think a Sunburn Is No Big Deal? Here’s Why It Matters

A sunburn is more than a short-term nuisance. Even a single severe burn can damage DNA, speed aging and increase melanoma ...
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The New Rules of Safe Driving

In general, driving in the right lane on multilane roads can reduce exposure to the brightest oncoming headlights. Your seat belt’s shoulder strap should land across the center of your chest and not ...

FDA picks three Triangle drug developers for fast-track program

North Carolina landed three of the seven spots in a new federal pilot program designed to accelerate domestic drug manufacturing, underscoring the state's growing influence in biopharmaceutical ...

How the Supreme Court became a pivotal force in Trump’s immigration agenda

The Supreme Court has tackled several key immigration issues this term, supporting President Donald Trump's administration in ...
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UD engineering program receives Higher Learning Commission approval

The University of Dubuque has received official approval from its accrediting body to launch an engineering program next year ...
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Scientists probe Galfa’s uplifted coastline after Venezuela quakes

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NGC: Gas price, not supply, led to shutdown

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