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Weekly review and preview of stories that matter to St. Charles County, Missouri.

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  • The Heat Is On
    2025/06/24

    Tim Weber discusses the critical need for increased nuclear energy production in the U.S. to address global warming and compete with China. He highlights that nuclear power already supplies nearly 19% of U.S. electricity and 47% of clean energy, avoiding 476 million metric tons of CO2. China is aggressively expanding its nuclear capacity, aiming to triple it by 2035. Weber argues that nuclear energy is essential for powering AI and maintaining U.S. global leadership. He calls for federal investment, streamlined permitting, and innovation to address waste management and meet future energy demands, emphasizing the urgency of the situation.

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    15 分
  • No Kings Protest in St. Charles
    2025/06/17

    The podcast discusses the "No Kings" protest in St. Louis and St. Charles, noting its large attendance and peaceful nature. The St. Louis County Animal Shelter faces ongoing issues, including failed inspections and overcrowding, with Sam Page requesting $18 million for facility upgrades. The shelter has failed three consecutive inspections, despite efforts to correct previous citations. The conversation also touches on the impact of the tornado on animal intake and the need for better staffing and volunteer support. Additionally, the discussion includes roadwork updates and the allocation of $115 million from the Rams settlement for various county projects.

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    34 分
  • Talking Cellphone Policy with Dr. Curtis Cain
    2025/06/03

    Dr. Curtis Cain, Superintendent of the Rockwood School District, discussed the 2024-2025 school year, highlighting a new teacher contract and weather-related school closures. He detailed a pilot cell phone ban in Rockwood, which received positive feedback. The Missouri House passed a bill prohibiting cell phone use by students from bell to bell, which Dr. Cain noted could impact local policies. He emphasized the importance of local control and the need for flexibility in emergencies. Dr. Cain also addressed the national teacher shortage, attributing it to population shifts and university closures of education programs. Rockwood's strategic plan focuses on nurturing learning, fiscal responsibility, highly qualified staff, and safe, caring schools.

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    27 分

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