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Metro Considers E-Cig Ban On Buses & Trains
Health experts still working to verify manufacturers’ claims of E-cig safety.
Ground Broken In Sauget For New FedEx Ground Distribution Center
Will employ more than 100 and move 10,000 package an hour when it opens next year.
Car-Free In St. Louis Update: Does Catching A Ride Count As Cheating?
Jess Leitch is one week into her car-free campaign…here’s the update.
Downed Power Lines and Trees Reroute Some Metro Buses
They ask MetroBus customers to be patient and allow extra time for their commutes this morning as the situation no doubt will keep changing.
Metro Transit Turns 50 Wednesday
It was April 1963 that what was then called the Bi-State Development Agency acquired 15 privately-owned transit companies.
St. Louisans Sound Off On Plans For Downtown Streetcar
About two-hundred people got their first glimpse at plans for a city streetcar line last night.
Trains and Buses OK, Some Delays at Lambert
Officials at Lambert International Airport says the bulk of its cancellations and delays will be this morning.
Metro to Change Ticket Rules Monday
Passes will need to be validated by customers prior to boarding the trains
Artistic “Enhancements” Coming For Several MetroLink Stations
Artwork won’t take money away from day-to-day Metro operations.
MetroLink Work Will Cause Delays
Affects passengers through the weekend.


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