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South Carolina reporter for @CourthouseNews. Former editor @postandcourier. Chicagoland native and @mizzou grad.

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Steve Garrison’s Biography

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I'm currently a graduate student at the Missouri School of Journalism and a research assistant for IRE. I covered the criminal justice system for six years, most recently for The Times of Northwest Indiana. I'm a Chicagoland native and graduate of UW-Milwaukee.

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Living in a van: Nomads find adventure in 'workamping'

Living in a van: Nomads find adventure in 'workamping'

Ron Williams and his two dogs, Bella and Sadie, will soon hop into their camper and tear out of the Jefferson…

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Flood control measures push endangered species to the brink

Flood control measures push endangered species to the brink

For decades, the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers has grappled with how to save the endangered pallid sturgeon, w…

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A battered levee system might not offer a long-term flood solution

A battered levee system might not offer a long-term flood solution

CHAMOIS - In early June, floodwaters from the Missouri River were lapping at the foundation of the Champion A…

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Floodwaters claim north Jefferson City as tornado cleanup continues

Floodwaters claim north Jefferson City as tornado cleanup continues

JEFFERSON CITY - As crews worked Friday night to restore downed utility poles amidst the ruin caused by Wedne…

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Court records: Informant told Feds Gary drug leader got tips from Gary city councilwoman, her pol...

Court records: Informant told Feds Gary drug leader got tips from Gary city councilwoman, her pol...

An informant sat down with federal investigators in September 2017 to help them untangle a drug trafficking e…

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'Evil, psychotic' serial killer Darren Vann sentenced to life without parole in murder of 7 women

'Evil, psychotic' serial killer Darren Vann sentenced to life without parole in murder of 7 women

CROWN POINT - Darren D. Vann was sentenced Friday to life without parole for the murder of seven women, bring…

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Poll shows no favorite for Lindsey Graham's Senate seat as candidates weigh bid

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Survey: US Hispanics divided on whether heritage hinders opportunities

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(CN) — U.S. Hispanics are divided on whether their identity helps or hurts them in America, according to a new survey from the Pew Research Center. A third of participants in the Center’s National Survey of Latinos say being Hispanic hurts their ability to get ahead in America to some extent, according to a new report. A quarter of participants say being Hispanic helps while 40% percent say it makes no difference.
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Investor accuses financial firms of 'spoofing' tech company's stock

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(CN) — An investor accused two financial firms of illegally manipulating the share price of a tech company’s stock in a federal class action filed Monday. Aron Reynolds says in the complaint he and other investors were duped into selling their shares in Genius, a Singapore-based education technology company, after Citadel Securities and Virtu Americas artificially depressed the stock’s price through a large-scale “spoofing” scheme.
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