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Northwoods cops on trial in beating case where man found abandoned in field
Two former Northwoods police officers are now on trial, accused of kidnapping a man suspected of shoplifting and leaving him beaten in a field.
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Man sexually abused child at Kirkwood Walmart, approached others, prosecutor says
St. Louis County Prosecuting Attorney Melissa Price Smith said Pasic approached a 7-year-old girl at the Kirkwood Walmart on Sunday afternoon; he later went to a Target.
Women’s History – Zoom Presentation
March is Women’s History Month. Bellefontaine Cemetery and Arboretum is the final resting place of several strong, inspirational women who have impacted history as we know it. This list includes […]
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Crestwood teen faces first-degree assault charges after attacks
A Crestwood, Missouri, teenager will appear in court Wednesday for a pair of violent assaults resulting in broken bones and brain injuries.
Missouri auditor investigates Regional Arts Commission
The Missouri State Auditor's Office has questions about the Regional Arts Commission's spending.
Jerseyville Approves Agreement For 2026 Farmers & Artisan Market
JERSEYVILLE – Jerseyville city officials have laid the groundwork for this year’s Farmers & Artisan Market . At their March 3, 2026 meeting, City Council members unanimously approved a rental agreement with the Jersey County Business Association (JCBA) to use City Center Plaza for the 2026 Farmers and Artisan Market. This year’s market will be held every Tuesday from June 2 to Sept. 1, 2026 from 4 to 7 p.m., excluding July 14, 2026 to accommodate the Jersey County Fair Parade.
Missouri Senate axes funds for attorney general’s new St. Louis offices
The Missouri Senate on Tuesday stripped money for furnishing new space for the attorney general’s office and sending a tourism team to Washington, D.C., from a spending bill funding state agencies through June 30. The changes cut about $1.1 million in general revenue spending from the supplemental appropriation bill that had already been cut by […]
Sam Page calls on St. Louis County Council to restore $9M to budget for projects
Sam Page on Tuesday outlined eight projects that range from $6.9 million in street repairs to a $25,000 security system for a domestic violence shelter that the council cut.
Blue morpho butterflies are back at the Butterfly House
Blue Morpho butterflies return to the Sophia M. Sachs Butterfly house to kick off the spring break season. Celebrating the final days of winter, more than 1,500 blue morpho butterflies have been added to the Tropical Conservatory.
Belleville teen, Muny performer remembered for ‘contagious energy’
Police were dispatched to the family home for a shooting. Jarod was found in the garage and later pronounced dead in what his mother says was a tragic accident.
McDonald's 'Big Arch Burger' is now available in St. Louis
In a city that has a strong burger culture and a big arch of its own, McDonald's is offering the Big Arch Burger for a limited time.
Starting March 3, the fast-food giant is releasing the burger across the country, including about 100 locations in the St. Louis region.
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Fuck ICE Says West Virginia Court, Threatening Fines And Contempt Charges
The administration has burnt the “presumption of regularity” to a crispness normally reserved for conquered bridges succumbing to heat death. It is now well known that the Trump administration will do whatever it wants to do, whether or not it’s supported by law. And when the courts push back, the administration responds with implicit “fuck […]
Republicans unload on Noem over Minneapolis operation, FEMA delays
WASHINGTON — Republicans on the U.S. Senate Judiciary Committee mounted unusually blunt criticisms of Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem during a tense five-hour hearing Tuesday, with North Carolina’s Thom Tillis threatening to obstruct the chamber’s business if Noem did not answer questions from his office about immigration enforcement. Tillis even revisited a book written by […]
Could the St. Louis Blues trade Robert Thomas? The cases for and against it
Sitting second-to-last in the NHL standings and on pace for their worst finish in nearly two decades (73 points), the St. Louis Blues are widely expected to explore the seller's market ahead of Friday's NHL trade deadline, possibly poised to make some major moves.
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