Archived these photos for St. Louis Public Radio from Kate Grumke and my flight with LightHawk 🌎🛩️. Floored by the beauty in Missouri.

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Thanks to Marketplace for giving my Schwan's (now Yelloh) story a national run!

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Sad that these are my last few days at St. Louis Public Radio. I'll have more to say too, but first here is a photo of St. Louis seen during a LightHawk 🌎🛩️ flight.

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The Digital Editor, along with our newsroom leadership, will set the vision for the St. Louis NPR station's digital news operation while managing a team of digital specialists.

Pay: $70-$84K + University of Missouri–St. Louis benefits.

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It took more than a year of waiting, but I finally got my hands on the first 48 hours of responses to Andrew Bailey's trans tip line, accounting for more than 3,000 pages of records

... and yes, there was Bee movie. So. Much. Bee. Movie.

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Please, fix my mistakes and typos! Great job security in this gig :)

Aerial photo made possible by LightHawk 🌎🛩️!

St. Louis landlords filed nearly 11% more evictions in 2023 than in 2022, meeting or surpassing pre-pandemic levels.

Eviction filings are 'a great indicator of housing insecurity,' says an Eviction Lab researcher.

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More scenes from tonight’s protest at WashU. An email from the university says that more than 80 individuals were arrested and will face trespassing charges.

Hundreds showed up to protest @WashU's ties to The Boeing Company amid the war in Gaza today.

Now, as Eric Lee documents, mass arrests have begun by campus and local police. Stay tuned to St. Louis Public Radio for more soon.

ICYMI: About five hours after a pro-Palestinian protest started on Washington University in St. Louis's campus, local law enforcement arrested dozens of protestors on Saturday night. St. Louis Public Radio
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Fifteen years after the EPA said greenhouse gasses are dangerous to public health, the agency finalized rules to limit climate-warming pollution from existing coal and new gas power plants.

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There will soon be 1 to 1.5 million cicadas PER ACRE in #STL .

I'm excited, but will be wearing hats and ponytails for the foreseeable future. As Elaine Cha advises in this St. Louis on the Air interview: 'Don't run with your mouth open.' 😂 stlpr.org/show/st-louis-… MO Botanical Garden Sophia M Sachs Butterfly House

Soil temperatures need to be 64 degrees for the cicadas to emerge, on Tuesday soil near St. Louis was 54 degrees. Emily Woodbury stlpr.org/show/st-louis-…

Nick Cuchetti has started using biochar on his family farm in Franklin County, MO. Burying biochar on a farm also sequesters carbon, helping to fight climate change. Story St. Louis Public Radio stlpr.org/health-science… #STLMade

As the U.S. tries to meet its climate goals, tackling emissions from farming will be key. Kate Grumke reports on an ancient farming technique finding new life burying carbon and improving soil.

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