St. Louis Public Radio

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Actor Andy Richter has co-written a behind-the-scenes book about the making of the holiday classic “Elf.”

He’ll discuss “Elf Unwrapped” Sunday at the Clark Family Branch of the St. Louis County Library. buff.ly/LYsEqoh

www.stlpr.org Andy Richter explains how 'Elf' mixed sweet and salty to create a Christmas classic Andy Richter was fresh from “Late Night with Conan O’Brien” when he played a small role in “Elf,” the Will Ferrell-led comedy that became a classic. Richter tells the behind-the-scenes story of the...

St. Louis Public Radio @stlpublicradio 5h

Advocates are demanding changes at the St. Louis City Justice Center after 22 people died in custody since 2020.

Their proposals include better medical care, independent oversight and a 180-day accountability plan. buff.ly/ahUQQNE

www.stlpr.org St. Louisans press for jail changes, aldermen want answers on deaths Advocates lay out plan for procedures and call for more transparency on jail practices.

St. Louis Public Radio @stlpublicradio 6h

St. Charles is removing Flock cameras and proposing regulations on Genetec cameras.

Residents say they should go further – requiring a warrant to search databases. buff.ly/8ypRpEr

www.stlpr.org St. Charles is scaling back and regulating license plate readers. Some residents say it's not enough St. Charles is removing Flock cameras and proposing regulations on Genetec cameras. Residents say they should go further – requiring a warrant to search databases.

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A judge has thrown out a key energy requirement and some legislative checks on a data center planned for Midtown St. Louis.
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www.stlpr.org Judge throws out some renewable energy requirements for Midtown St. Louis data center A judge has agreed with data center developer TerraWatt, throwing out some renewable energy requirements on the $3.1 billion data center planned in Midtown St. Louis.

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Known for her bright illustrations of children and butterflies, Mary Engelbreit began incorporating more political themes into her work after Michael Brown Jr. was killed in 2014.

Now, she is donating her collection to Washington University Libraries. buff.ly/6lgQzmi

www.stlpr.org Mary Engelbreit, whose illustrations touched on cuteness and protest, donates work to WashU Illustrator and St. Louis native Mary Engelbreit is donating her collection to Washington University for a 2027 exhibit and as a resource for students and researchers.