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    St. Louis on the Air

    St. Louis on the Air creates a unique space where guests and listeners can share ideas and opinions with respect and honesty. Whether exploring issues and challenges confronting our region, discussing the latest innovations in science and technology, taking a closer look at our history or talking with authors, artists and musicians, St. Louis on the Air brings you the stories of St. Louis and the people who live, work and create in our region.

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    Many Mothers Left The Workforce In States With Remote Learning. What's Next? Mar 15, 2021
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    Washington University sociologist Caitlyn Collins discusses the troubling trend of mothers dropping out of the workforce during the pandemic -- and how the U.S. lags behind other countries in supporting parents.

    Reflections On 12 Months Of COVID-19 — The Losses, The Struggles And The Lessons Mar 12, 2021
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    As coronavirus cases spread and shutdowns got under way a year ago this week, few of us had any idea what to expect in the days and months ahead — nor would we have guessed the crisis would extend well beyond the year 2020.

    Biotech Startup Seeks To Avoid ‘Rubber Apocalypse’ With Sunflowers Mar 11, 2021
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    Edison Agrosciences is the St. Louis based agricultural biotechnology company working to develop alternative rubber crops. It’s found a product that it believes can become a source of homegrown rubber: sunflowers.

    Trash Traps In River Des Peres Watershed Stop Litter At Its Source Mar 11, 2021
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    A yearlong collaboration between the Missouri Confluence Waterkeeper, Blue2Blue Conservation and researchers at Wichita State University, the effort centers on three litter-collection devices installed at area creeks. In this segment, we travel to Deer Creek in Maplewood for a closer look.

    Haley Woolbright’s New Song Celebrates Love That Can Withstand COVID-19 Mar 11, 2021
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    St. Louis singer-songwriter Haley Woolbright planned to record her new song as a wedding surprise for her husband. The pandemic changed those plans -- but taught the couple some things about love.

    Historic Sumner High Lives On, Staving Off Closure Again Mar 10, 2021
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    St. Louis’ historic Sumner High School has dodged closure once more. Tuesday night, the St. Louis Public School board approved a new effort to reinvigorate Sumner's declining enrollment, rather than close the historic school.

    St. Louis County Council Chair Says She And Sam Page Haven't Talked — In Months Mar 10, 2021
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    Council Chair Rita Heard Days recently beat back a lawsuit to hold the chairwoman's post. She discusses her relationship with the county executive, her priorities and her thoughts on COVID-19 restrictions in St. Louis County.

    Lamar Johnson’s Lawyers To File For Habeas Corpus After Supreme Court Loss Mar 10, 2021
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    Last week the Missouri Supreme Court dealt another blow to Lamar Johnson, who's spent 26 years in prison for a murder prosecutors say he didn't commit. His lawyer discusses next steps in the quest for his freedom.

    Missouri Republican Leaders Seek To Change Voter ID Laws Mar 09, 2021
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    Republican lawmakers in Jefferson City are seeking to update some of the state’s photo ID laws as they pertain to elections. Rep. John Simmons, R-Washington, sponsored the bill — which passed the House on Feb. 24 and is on its way to the Senate for consideration.

    Marian Middle School Wraps Students In Support All the Way Through College Mar 09, 2021
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    Marian Middle School is the city's only all-girls Catholic middle school. School administrators describe it as a “school beyond walls” because its students are equipped with resources that help them, and their families, overcome societal and financial obstacles.

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