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Mercy hosts Grand Canyon University students for accelerated nursing program

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By Mercedes Mackay Verified
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Nursing students in the St. Louis area are fast-tracking their way into one of the country's most in-demand careers. Grand Canyon University's accelerated nursing program, in partnership with Mercy, is preparing students to enter the workforce in just 16 months. For Chloe Kronlage, becoming a nurse isn't just about finding a career. It's about honoring the stranger who saved her brother's life. "My brother got into a really bad car accident.
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'This bill is like untangling this big knot': Federal housing bill's impact on St. Louis

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By Mercedes Mackay Verified
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President Donald Trump has hit pause on a major bipartisan housing bill. The president says he won't sign the "Road to Housing Act" until Congress passes the "Save America Act," leaving the bill's future up in the air. If it does eventually become law, supporters said it could help ease the nation's housing shortage over time.
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'Don't succumb to the HGTV effect': Average first-time homebuyer now 40; St. Louis realtor shares buying tips

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By Mercedes Mackay Verified
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The American dream of buying a first home is taking longer than ever. The average first-time homebuyer is now 40 years old, which is an all-time high according to the National Association of Realtors. For many people, buying a first home used to happen in their 20s or early 30s. Now, St. Louis-area Realtor Dawn Griffin said it's happening much later and she's seeing it firsthand. "It's one of those things that over time, I've seen my first-time homebuyers become older and older and older.
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