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DAYTON, Ohio (AP) — Amael L’Etang scored a career-high 26 points and Javon Bennett added 17 as Dayton beat No. 23 Saint Louis 77-62 on Tuesday night. Saint Louis has lost two of its last three games since winning 18 straight. The Billikens were 25-2 for just the second time in school history, and the [...]

A home is destroyed and a state highway is back open Tuesday night after being shut down for hours due to a 3-alarm fire in Wildwood. The fire happened at a home on Rockwood Forest Valley Road near Highway 109.

Great Rivers Greenway is showcasing an almost mile long installation along with a new mural from St. Louis Artworks teens that honors the St. Louis Stars.

In a gymnasium normally filled with green, purple was displayed at Pattonville High School on Tuesday in the form of balloons, T-shirts, sweatshirts, and other tributes.  The 15-year-old student athlete was murdered on Saturday along with her father, Henry Williams, a former chief of the Berkeley Fire Department.

Way back in the ancient days of the year 2020, the world went through this pandemic thing called COVID-19. For those of you not old enough to remember such ancient history, it was a fairly significant health issue that caused a few disruptions throughout the world, including in these here United States. Trump was president […]

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A federal judge in Virginia today imposed significant restrictions on the government’s ability to search materials seized from Washington Post reporter Hannah Natanson during the raid of her home last month. Magistrate Judge William Porter also made clear his displeasure with prosecutors’ omission of any mention of the Privacy Protection Act of 1980 — which prohibits searches of reporters’ materials in most circumstances — from their warrant application.

Freedom of the Press Foundation (FPF) previously filed a complaint with the Virginia State Bar against prosecutor Gordon Kromberg over the omission of the PPA, but the bar responded that it was up to the judge to determine whether the warrant application was misleading.

The following can be attributed to FPF Chief of Advocacy Seth Stern:

“The government’s alarming raid of Natanson’s home and seizure of terabytes of data stopped countless important stories from being told, both by Natanson herself and the news outlets that likely hesitated to publish important leaks after seeing what happened to her.

“Judge Porter was right to treat the seizure as a prior restraint and to limit the government from fishing through the irrelevant data it seized to snoop on reporters. He is also right to reprimand prosecutor Gordon Kromberg and his team for failing to disclose the Privacy Protection Act of 1980 — a law that severely limits the kinds of raids that Natanson endured — in their search warrant application. He should go a step further and sanction prosecutors for that willful omission, and Virginia’s State Bar should reopen and investigate Freedom of the Press Foundation’s ethics complaint against Kromberg.

“That said, today’s order didn’t go far enough. Judge Porter should have required all of Natanson’s materials seized pursuant to the deceptive warrant application to be returned to her. And he should not have credited the administration’s claims that any of the seized materials posed a national security threat without strict proof — as Judge Porter acknowledged, this administration, even more so than others, has a long track record of falsely claiming national security threats to protect itself from embarrassment and further its political agenda. It has earned zero deference from the judiciary on claims of national security threats, particularly when press freedom is at stake.”

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Ha'Layna, 15, and her father, retired Berkeley fire Chief Henry Wiliams, were killed Feb. 21. Williams' girlfriend, Linda G. Hayden, was charged earlier this week in connection with their deaths.