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Missourinet 7 a.m. News 5-17-2018

May 17, 2018 By Jason Taylor

Top Stories:  One person was killed when a St. Charles County police cruiser west of St. Louis hit a pedestrian who was crossing Interstate 70 late last night.  The 36-year-old officer with 12 years of experience was evaluated on scene but was not taken to the hospital.  And the Missouri Senate passed a bill Wednesday that would place new requirements on public sector unions.  The Senate increased regulations on a measure passed earlier by the House to call on public unions to hold recertification elections every three years.  A majority of the employees in a workplace would have to vote in favor of the unions in order for them to remain certified.

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