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Missouri, St. Louis leaders celebrate new law aimed at revitalizing downtown
A new law aimed at revitalizing downtown St. Louis is taking shape.
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Man charged with targeting ex's new boyfriend in mass shooting
A Ferguson man is in custody for organizing a targeted shooting of a party attended by his ex-girlfriend's new boyfriend.
Judge orders federal logging project halted in Shawnee National Forest
A federal judge this week ordered the U.S. Forest Service to suspend a commercial logging project in southern Illinois’ Shawnee National Forest, finding the 2024 approval of the project under President Joe Biden violated the Endangered Species Act.
St. Louis-area restaurant manager fired after Charlie Kirk Facebook post files lawsuit
A former general manager of Lombardo's Restaurant in St. Louis has filed a wrongful termination lawsuit, saying he was fired after sharing thoughts about the assassination of conservative activist Charlie Kirk last year in a Facebook post.
SIUE lecturer charged $100K in personal items to university credit card, feds say
Court documents allege an SIUE biology instructor used his university-issued credit card to pay for rent, pot, high-end kitchen knives
Lionel Richie released from St. Louis hospital, returns home: REPORTS
Grammy Award-winning singer and songwriter Lionel Richie has been released from a St. Louis hospital and returned home after medical treatment, according to multiple reports.
FEMA aid OK’d for Missouri counties damaged in July floods as residents wait for help
On Wednesday, Governor Mike Kehoe announced that President Donald Trump approved the state’s request to declare a major disaster for nine counties impacted by flooding on July 9 and 10. The counties include Bollinger, Crawford, Iron, Madison, Morgan, Reynolds, Ripley,…
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Judge orders federal logging project halted in Shawnee National Forest
A federal judge a commercial logging project in southern Illinois’ Shawnee National Forest halted, finding its violated the Endangered Species Act.
PHOTOS: Suspect Wanted for Church Burglary in The Ville
District 5 detectives need assistance identifying and locating the pictured suspect who is wanted for burglarizing St. Matthew the Apostle Catholic Church in The Ville neighborhood.
The post PHOTOS: Suspect Wanted for Church Burglary in The Ville appeared first on St. Louis Metropolitan Police Department.
Amid Flock uproar, St. Louis County police reviewing license plate reader policies
"We're reviewing everything," Lt. Jeff Warner said in an interview Wednesday. "We have not had any cases of misuse to date."
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ICE Finalizes Stun Glove Purchase, Claims There’s No Other Way To Handle ‘Violent’ Migrants
This was inevitable. ICE has billions of new money to spend, zero shame, and not a single adult in a leadership position capable (or willing!) to talk the agency off the ledge. ICE decided the neat new tool of cruelty it absolutely had to have were gloves that behave like stun guns or low-powered Tasers. […]
Riverbend Family Ministries Asks for Community Support at Biggest Fundraiser of the Year
GODFREY/WOOD RIVER - Riverbend Family Ministries does a lot to help those in need, and now they’re asking for the community’s support at their upcoming banquet. On Thursday, Sept. 17, 2026, at The Commons at Lewis and Clark Community College, RFM will host their annual “Building a Better Tomorrow” banquet featuring speakers, a catered meal, silent auction and more. The goal, explained Executive Director Christy Schult and Development Director Rachael Craddick, is to
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Sean Ono Lennon welcomes 1st child with partner Charlotte Kemp Muhl
John Lennon's son Sean Ono Lennon is a dad.The son of the legendary Beatles singer announced the news in a post on X and Instagram Wednesday with a photo saying…
Former Gymnastics Coach Admits Engaging In Unlawful Sexual Activity With Two 13-Year-Olds
ST. LOUIS — A former gymnastics coach admitted Wednesday, Sept. 2, 2026, in U.S. District Court in St. Louis that he engaged in unlawful sexual activity with two 13-year-olds he met through gymnastics programs. Marco A. Zomphier, 32, pleaded guilty to two counts of coercion and enticement of a minor. The U.S. Attorney’s Office said it will recommend a sentence of 25 years in prison. Zomphier admitted meeting the first victim in 2012, when she was a member of a YMCA dance and gymnastics
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