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One of the last major decisions of the previous City Council was the approval of a tax reimbursement and development agreement for a Downtown hotel.
School officials don’t like to think in terms of competition.
Recently, two regional universities hosted speakers who emphasized the importance of free speech. These speakers rightly warned of the dangers of limiting free speech, especially on university campuses.
A big part of the debate over Missouri’s income tax cut revolves around how much the state stands to lose.
When it comes to drug overdoses, the numbers don’t lie.
Harry Truman was a lot of things.
Rome wasn’t built in a day. Looking back more than 2,000 years, we understand that the Colosseum, the roads and aqueducts, the cultural achievements and the system of government didn’t happen overnight.
If this is indeed the end for HPI Products, it’s hard to imagine many people or entities shedding a tear.
Shortly after St. Joseph police began a protest of salaries and staffing levels, City Hall released a statement that received plenty of pushback.
For a typical high school student, it may be hard to imagine a world without smartphones.
This past week, when Dustin Beechner died from self-inflicted injuries, one part of a very sad chapter was closed.
On North Ninth Street, the exterior of the Trail Theater appears ready to gleam anew.
Anyone with a long enough memory should view Wednesday’s interest rate increase the way a sailor sees a rapidly falling barometer.
All major-party candidates do Missourians a disservice when they fail to show at public debates and candidate forums.
Monday marked the beginning of a 50-day sprint to the general election, a milestone that fuels speculation about whether Democrats or Republicans will win control of Congress.
Maybe President Joe Biden forgot that he was commander in chief when he authorized $10,000 in student loan forgiveness.
Missouri Western State University has taken its share of lumps over the years with budget reductions, program cuts and all of the COVID complications. So last week, you had to feel for the leadership of MWSU.
In recent closed meetings, the St. Joseph City Council has discussed important issues and at times made key decisions affecting St. Joseph. Since last April, the new mayor and council have had nine such meetings, including eight in the last month.
It was no accident that President Joe Biden chose Boston as the setting and Sept. 12 as the date for a speech outlining the ambitious goal of ending cancer “as we know it” in a quarter century.
Admit it. You’ve cursed a trucker on occasion.
