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Heirloom veggies featured at Botanical Garden

In honor of the Missouri Botanical Garden's 150th anniversary, the Garden has planted some vegetables with a history.

Backstoppers celebrates 50th anniversary

KWMU's Rachel Lippmann profiles the Backstoppers, which has helped the families of fallen police officers and firefighters for a half century.

Budget deadline passes in Illinois with no spending plan

A deadline for a new state budget in Illinois has passed, but there's still no agreement and no indication when one might happen.

Illinois budget deadline brings chaos, exhaustion

As Sam Hudzik reports, Illinois' protracted budget fight is causing concern far outside the state capital.

Post-Civil War court archives tell of nation struggling to endure

KWMU's Matt Sepic reports on a giant effort in St. Louis to preserve thousands of post-Civil War court archives.

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US and Russia agree nuclear cuts US President Barack Obama and Russia's Dmitry Medvedev reach a deal to cut back their stockpiles of nuclear weapons.
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