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Judy Murphy – Treasurer
College is much in the news these days. College debt (and their cause, student loans), mostly.
Why do people live where they live?
In his 2014 State of the Union speech, President Obama announced his intention to re-set the minimum hourly wage for employees on new Federal contracts to $10.10, a step toward a larger goal of setting all workers' wages at levels high enough to support
No matter what the almanac says, summer begins on Memorial Day – this year, May 25th.
The United States is one of only a handful of industrialized nations that allows capital punishment. Thirty-two states, including Missouri, have an enforceable death penalty statute on the books.
The CVC’s Kitty Ratcliffe will do almost anything to land a big convention here, including making robot noises.
Is baseball still the national pastime? Probably not, if your accent falls on national. More than half of all Americans tell pollsters that they will not even watch a baseball game this season.
College sports – the athletic competition among amateur teams from various colleges and universities – is on prominent display this month as studious biology and indifferent business majors relive their undergraduate careers by rooting for (and betting
The ninety or so municipalities in St. Louis County, the county itself, and the City of St. Louis each enact, promulgate, and enforce an encyclopedia of local ordinances.
Term limits are legal restrictions imposed by law (rather than by voters) on the length of time an elected official can remain in office. More than a dozen states, including Missouri, have placed statutory term limits on their state legislators.