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Man shot by passenger during carjacking Thursday morning, St. Louis police say
Autism Clinic at Hope Committed To Giving Children With Autism Spectrum Disorder Professional Care/Attention So They Can Soar
GLEN CARBON - The Autism Clinic at Hope is committed to giving children with autism spectrum disorder (ASD) professional care and attention so they can soar. The recently commemorated location at 4559 Benes St. in Glen Carbon focuses primarily on preschool ages children. Presently, there are some openings at the center for anyone interested. For more than a half-century, Hope has pursued a single mission: to help children with disabilities achieve their full potential. For decades, they have carefully cultivated a culture of hope for children, no matter how great the challenges they may face. Hope’s Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) intervention services hits the core of helping children with autism by following one simple rule: every child is unique and the Hope team will develop individual treatment plans to best meet their needs. Through a Preschool ABA program, children learn by playing with their peers and with small group activities. Some learn to communicate by exchanging
St. Louis-based legal services nonprofit to move downtown
A St. Louis-based regional nonprofit that provides civil legal assistance to low-income individuals and families is moving its headquarters to space downtown.
Despite tearful plea from Missouri’s Vicky Hartzler, Congress passes same-sex marriage protection
Meanwhile, Rep. Ann Wagner of Town and Country breaks with fellow Republicans and votes for the measure.
Here are things you cannot bring through a TSA checkpoint
St. Louis man offers secret to long life on 108th birthday
Woman gets time served, probation in 2018 fatal stabbing of boyfriend
A judge in St. Louis suspended sentences for a woman convicted of murdering her boyfriend and instead placed her on probation.
Was it right to swap Brittney Griner (innocent basketball player) for Viktor Bout (guilty arms dealer)?
Brittney Griner has been freed from jail in Russia as part of a prisoner swap for Victor Bout, an arms dealer currently serving a 25-year sentence in the medium-security Marion Penitentiary in Illinois. The swap is getting a lot of flak, especially from conservatives, since Bout is a legitimate bad guy while Griner is little ...continue reading "Was it right to swap Brittney Griner (innocent basketball player) for Viktor Bout (guilty arms dealer)?"
Navy Band Announces Winner Of Inaugural Composition Award
WASHINGTON - The United States Navy Band awarded the inaugural Alton Augustus Adams Sr. Award for Emerging Composers to Jaylin Vinson of Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, for his chamber work “Afrophilia.” “Afrophilia is a sonic expression of my love of African and African diasporic music. It incorporates harmonic and melodic idioms from jazz, hip-hop, and gospel. This piece is a raw product of me exploring and loving every sense of Blackness that is quintessential to my existence,” said Vinson. “Afrophilia” will be premiered by the U.S. Navy Band Woodwind Quintet on Feb. 9, 2023, at Howard University’s Childers Recital Hall at 12:40 p.m. A violinist, Vinson is pursuing a Bachelor of Music in composition from the Sheperd School of Music at Rice University in Houston. The award honors the Navy Band’s first Black bandmaster, Chief Musician Alton August Adams Sr., who led an all-Black Navy band at the height of racial segregation policies
Maryland Heights man sentenced to 5 years for posting revenge porn videos online
Jamel I. Ursery, 30, of Maryland Heights, was charged under Missouri's “revenge porn” law for stealing explicit videos from a woman's phone and posting them online without her consent.
U. City hires Lacy Clay to head lobbying efforts for flood money
Former St. Louis-area congressman William Lacy Clay, now working as a lobbyist for a Washington D.C. law firm, has been awarded a contract with University City.
St. Louis Restaurant Openings and Closings: November 2022
Man charged in Sunset Hills shooting, carjacking
A man is behind bars after a shooting-turned-carjacking Monday evening in Sunset Hills.
Missouri gas prices drop below $3 average
Independence Center Gives Tips to Prioritize Mental Health Around the Holidays
ST. LOUIS - Although the holidays can be a time of joy, they can also be a time of stress for people struggling with mental health disorders. Getting out of normal routines, extra family gatherings and less healthy foods can all lead to an increase in symptoms. Independence Center, a local nonprofit dedicated to helping adults living with mental illness, wants to remind people of some simple tips to help those struggling with mental health have a good holiday season. Independence Center Executive Director Trish Holmes said stress and anxiety typically play a significant role in triggering mental health symptoms. She said paying attention to what is causing those feelings can help people avoid those triggers. “Stressors around the holidays can range from past memories of substance abuse, financial restrictions or dealing with difficult family members and friends that you only see around the holidays,” said Holmes. “We encourage our members to put themselves and
17-Year-Old To Be Tried As Adult in St. Louis Cab Driver's Shooting Death
A fourth teen was indicted yesterday for the April shooting death of a St. Louis County cab driver. Trishawn Jones, of St. Louis County, was 17 when he allegedly shot and killed Dewight Price, 54. In explaining why Jones would be tried as an adult, U.S. Attorney Sayler A. Fleming said in a statement today that "the juvenile system would not provide a range of punishment commensurate with this crime."
Raw data: Child maltreatment in the United States
I read a piece in the Washington Post last night about a couple who took their baby to the ER and subsequently had both their kids taken away by Child Protective Services. Why? Because an X-ray on the kid in the ER showed a healed fracture on his rib cage, which is taken as all ...continue reading "Raw data: Child maltreatment in the United States"
Security Researcher: Recent CFAA Changes Won’t Keep Researchers From Being Prosecuted
The people who are here to help are still in harm’s way. The Supreme Court may have mitigated a bit of this damage in its 2021 Van Buren decision, but its limitations on readings of the Computer Fraud and Abuse Act’)’s (CFAA) language means more on paper than it does in real life. All this […]
Guilty verdict for Glen Carbon child sex predator
A Madison County jury convicted a Glen Carbon man on Wednesday of sexually assaulting a minor.
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