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Flak over Flock cameras (opens the original)
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St. Louis County Executive Sam Page has ordered a review of automated license plate reader cameras on county property as concerns grow locally and nationwide about privacy and misuse of the technology. In Brentwood, a police officer was accused of using Flock Safety’s system to track his ex-wife during a contentious divorce. Investigators determined the officer’s actions did not constitute a crime under Missouri law. In St. Charles County, police canceled their contract with Flock Safety and rem
Carmen Meeks carries educators’ lessons forward (opens the original)
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Carmen Meeks had to repeat the fourth grade, but that same year, she decided she wanted to become a teacher. “She was like, ‘I knew you were amazing. I’m not shocked by who you are today,’” Meeks recalled her fourth-grade teacher, Gwendolyn Beckwith, saying when the two reconnected during Meeks’ first year of teaching. “‘But you needed to close some gaps, and I wasn’t going to let you slip through anybody’s crack.’” Meeks, who went on to become a teacher and education leader, will be recognized
State Sen. Angela Walton Mosley files defamation lawsuit over Facebook posts (opens the original)
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Missouri state Sen. Angela Walton Mosley has filed a defamation lawsuit against Shonte Harmon-Young, alleging Harmon-Young made false statements on Facebook accusing her of accepting money to interfere in the Aug. 4 St. Louis County executive primary. The lawsuit was filed Wednesday, Sept. 23, in St. Louis County Circuit Court. Walton Mosley is seeking $1 million in punitive damages as well as compensatory damages in an amount to be determined at trial. Walton Mosley, who represents Missouri’s 1
From humble beginnings to billions (opens the original)
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David Steward grew up in a small Missouri house without indoor plumbing or heat. His family raised livestock and grew vegetables for the family, and his father worked several jobs to support eight children. Today, the visionary St. Louis businessman is worth an estimated $12.3 billion, making him Missouri’s richest person and the wealthiest Black man in America who publicly identifies as Black, according to Forbes’ newly released ranking of the 400 wealthiest Americans. His fortune far exceeds t
Homer G. Phillips seniors caught in battle over lease (opens the original)
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Residents of Homer G. Phillips Senior Apartments say they have endured heating, cooling and other maintenance problems for years, but a disagreement over how to address those conditions has become intertwined with a political dispute over the property’s future. “I came to the STL American because I wanted people to know the residents of Homer G. Phillips Dignity House are being held as hostages in a political battle,” resident Rosalind Guy said. At issue is a proposed transfer of the lease for t
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