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Man critically injured in triple shooting in Dutchtown neighborhood of St. Louis
One was shot in the head and is not expected to survive.
U.S. Wireless Network Quality Dips, Again
We’ve noted for a long while that Americans pay some of the highest prices in the developed world for mobile data. But U.S. network quality doesn’t really make that a great value equation. U.S. 5G networks are notoriously slower than 5G networks in many other countries, and studies have found U.S. video streaming over wireless […]
"1972 Fischer/Spassky: The Match, Its Origin, and Influence" opens at the World Chess Hall of Fame
The new exhibit explores the high-stakes 1972 World Chess Championship between Bobby Fischer and Russia's Boris Spassky and its many ripples on the game and the world.
Metro Transit gets federal funding for electric buses
Metro Transit gets more federal money to expand its electric bus program.
Why East St Louis is so poor
East St. Louis is a legendary American city, for all the wrong reasons. Those three words conjure up thoughts of extreme poverty, extreme crime, and danger, sometimes perceived, and sometimes very real. It wasn’t always that way, to hear some
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Leaders show support for Ft. Leonard Wood
Several Missouri officials will speak Wednesday, August 17 about the Fort Leonard Wood region's commitment to national defense.
Flood recovery center opens at Ranken Technical College
If you are still trying to bounce back from the July flooding and storms, another FEMA flood disaster recovery center is opening Wednesday, August 17.
University City flood clean-up
It's been three weeks since historic rain caused flash flooding in University City, and trash still lines the streets.
Assembling properties for $1.2B downtown riverfront redevelopment was years in the making, broker says
Messenger: Missouri’s Eric Schmitt is arguing that masks save lives. No, really.
Missouri’s attorney general, in a lawsuit against China, highlights the importance of masks. That contradicts his lawsuits against school districts.
St. Louis County Medical Examiner's Office needs more space for bodies
St. Louis County is paying extra to store bodies at funeral homes and in a trailer outside the County Medical Examiner’s Office. Some county officials are trying to get money to fix this issue.
County Executive Sam Page called on the County Council to let them use $300,000 of federal pandemic money as a solution.
They want this money to look into the practicality of replacing the health center and the medical examiner’s building. This storage problem has been an issue for years.
The Medical…
Metro estimates months before return to normal service following flooding
Metro Transit is estimating it will be several months before it can fully restore service on its red and blue lines in St. Louis and St. Louis County following last month's historic flooding.
Metro released an update Tuesday on its efforts to restore MetroLink to normal service after the flooding caused millions in estimated damage.
"We know you are tired of having to catch bus shuttles so you can transfer between the blue line and the red line," the organization said in an update posted to its…
South Grand shooting leaves three men injured
Three men are in the hospital after being shot early Wednesday morning.
FEMA flood recovery assistance continues for St. Louis area residents
Editor's note: Time to talk about where we're going and how we get there
St. Louis is an interesting place with unusual challenges.
I'm not breaking any news here, of course. It can also be a frustrating place that stumbles when taking a step forward. It's also remarkable place with unlimited potential. Hard to find anyone who will deny any of those points.
But part of what makes this region so unusual is in how it's structured. You all know this already, but let me repeat it for the few of you don't: Our biggest population center, St. Louis County, includes 91 different…
Wednesday, August 17, 2022 - Some states are fighting the Pentagon’s COVID-19 vaccine rules
Army National Guard troops had until June 30 to get COVID-19 vaccinations. About 10% haven't received their shots. A handful of states are challenging the vaccine mandate.
Charlotte-area exec will replace Steve Johnson as St. Louis' business attraction chief
Business group Greater St. Louis Inc. is hiring a new business attraction chief from the Charlotte area. He says St. Louis should focus on poaching companies from the high-cost coasts, particularly in areas like financial technology.
Two opposites are vying to be St. Louis’ top lawmaker. The mayor is caught in the middle.
The decision voters make in September and November elections could offer a barometer on the first-term mayor’s strength.
$10k reward offered in missing Woman's case
A $10,000 reward is now being offered for information about a woman missing since January.
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