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Student Loan Delinquencies Could Return to Pre-Pandemic Rate When Payments Resume. What Borrowers Can Do Now
“Serious delinquency rates for student debt could snap back from historic lows,” wrote Lowell Ricketts of the Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis.
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This University-Led Accelerator Is Funding Diverse Start-Ups in St. Louis
The University of Missouri-St. Louis Business School’s DEI accelerator is taking a new approach to funding start-ups and creating generational wealth.
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Is the ‘Zoom Ceiling' the New Glass Ceiling? Experts Worry Remote Work Will Hold Women Back
Companies need to ensure remote workers aren’t overlooked for promotions, experts say.
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The Top 10 Cities to Find a New, High-Paying Job in 2022—Without Sacrificing Quality of Life
Residents in Columbia, Maryland; Salt Lake City and San Francisco are poised to have their pick of new high-paying jobs and enjoy a nice quality of life.
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Your Financial Wrap-Up: 4 Savvy Money Moves to Make Before Year-End
Take advantage of these investment and tax strategies that could become more expensive or go away altogether in 2022.
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NFL and Rams Reach $790 Million Settlement in St. Louis Relocation Case
St. Louis officials sought $1 billion in damages after the Rams moved to Los Angeles in 2016.
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Illinois Woman Charged in August Fire Deaths of Her 5 Kids
A woman has been charged with child endangerment in the August fire deaths of her five young children, who she allegedly left in a southwest Illinois apartment without adult supervision
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NFL and Rams Lose Court Fight to Move Relocation Trial Out of St. Louis
The suit claims Rams owner Stan Kroenke and Cowboys owner Jerry Jones discussed the current SoFi Stadium site in California as far back as 2013.
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NFL Bid to Move Rams Relocation Lawsuit Out of St. Louis Could Get Ruling This Week
Six years after playing their last game in St. Louis, the NFL’s rams are still engaged in a suit against their former city and are trying to get the case moved.
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Black Unemployment Rate Falls in September Jobs Report, But Doesn't Tell the Full Story
The September jobs report showed Black unemployment drop sharply from the prior month, but workers leaving the labor force complicated the recovery picture.
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Here's What's at Stake as St. Louis Takes the NFL to Court Over the Rams' Relocation
Lawyers representing the NFL, the Los Angeles Rams and team owner Stan Kroenke filed an appeal to move their January 2022 trial out of St. Louis.
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Most Memorable Olympic Cauldron's in History
The Olympic flame travels far between every Olympic Games, but the biggest moment comes during the Opening Ceremony when the Olympic cauldron is lit. These are some of the most memorable moments in history of the Olympic cauldron’s lighting.
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St. Louis Man Who Waved Rifle at Protesters Running for Senate
Mark McCloskey, a St. Louis personal injury lawyer who gained national attention after he and his wife waved guns at racial injustice protesters who marched near their home last summer, says he will run for the U.S. Senate in 2022.
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30 Second Trials. Judges Muting Tenants. The Problems With Virtual Evictions
During the pandemic, eviction hearings across the country have moved to the computer from the courtroom. A lot can go wrong.
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A Chance to ‘Rise': St. Louis Elects 1st Black Female Mayor
St. Louis Treasurer Tishaura Jones, who has been outspoken in her criticism of the criminal justice system’s “arrest and incarcerate” model, will take over leadership of a city in the midst of yet another wave of violent crime after winning election as mayor on Tuesday
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St. Louis Elects First Black Woman as Mayor
Tishaura Jones defeated Cara Spencer in St. Louis’ general election and will become the city’s first Black woman mayor.
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Inmates Stage Uprising at St. Louis Jail Dogged by Unrest
St. Louis leaders are once again trying to find answers after the second significant inmate uprising in two months at a downtown jail. Inmates broke windows, set a fire and threw chairs and other items out of a third-floor window Sunday night at the City Justice Center.
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The 5 Cities With the Largest Number of Job Opportunities for 2021
A study by WalletHub ranked the most populated cities across the U.S. by which places offer the highest number of job opportunities this year.
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How ‘Adopt a Server' Facebook Groups Are Helping Restaurant Workers in Need
Restaurant workers have been hit hard by the coronavirus pandemic, but local groups aim to provide financial assistance and work connections.
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Inmates at St. Louis Jail Set Fires, Break Out Windows
Inmates at a St. Louis jail set fires, caused flooding, broke out fourth-floor windows and tossed a stationary bike, chairs, mattresses and other things