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Duo charged for stealing over $36K in Home Depot merchandise

4 years 5 months ago
ST. LOUIS - Police have arrested two people who they say have stolen thousands of dollars worth of merchandise from area Home Depot stores. According to court documents, Shelly Hampton and Kenneth Coleman are charged with stealing $36,647.18 or more in merchandise. This is a class C felony with a punishment range of three to [...]
Monica Ryan

Local Artist Debuts Two Pieces Inspired by Ukrainian Culture at Angad Arts Hotel

4 years 5 months ago
A golden water-like orb against a pink background on a short loop was St. Louis artist Zac Farmer’s first animation for the Angad Arts Hotel (3550 Samuel Shepard Drive, 314-561-0033). Farmer, who has a degree in art from Lindenwood University, was dabbling in 3-D art while working a corporate job when the hotel reached out and asked him to craft an animation for their first biannual exhibit. Farmer combined what he learned at Lindenwood with online video tutorials to start creating 3-D artwork on an old MacBook.
Jenna Jones

St. Louis County's daily COVID cases up 30% last week

4 years 5 months ago
ST. LOUIS COUNTY, Mo. - St. Louis County Executive Dr. Sam Page addressed the area's recent COVID case spike Monday morning during a news conference. Page said the number of COVID cases in the community is steadily rising and that health experts are raising a caution flag. At the same time, Page said the increase, at least [...]
Chris Regnier

Winners and losers of Missouri’s raucous 2022 legislative session

4 years 5 months ago

The 2022 legislative session ended last week the same way it began back in January: With the Missouri Senate bogged down and barely able to function thanks to bitter divisions within the Republican majority.  Over the course of five months, there were filibusters, procedural hijinks and ugly back-and-forths between members of the Senate’s conservative caucus […]

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Jason Hancock

Capitol Perspectives: A dysfunctional legislative session

4 years 5 months ago

The 2022 regular session of the Missouri General Assembly was the most dysfunctional I can remember in more than 50 years covering the statehouse. Endless Senate filibusters stalled action for weeks on major issues for Missourians — contributing to the second lowest percentage of bills passed in an annual session in more than one-third of […]

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Phill Brooks

Highs in 70s Monday, expect storms Tuesday night

4 years 5 months ago
ST. LOUIS - Monday morning starts off cool. The afternoon will be mostly sunny and pleasant with highs in the 70s. Tuesday will start off dry. Clouds will increase in the afternoon with high temperatures in the 80s. Showers and storms move in Tuesday night. Showers and storms will stick around through the rest of [...]