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Jimmy Cliff, Jamaican reggae star and actor, dead at 81
Jimmy Cliff, a Grammy Award-winning singer and actor, who helped Jamaican reggae music find its place within global pop culture, is dead at 81."It’s with profound sadness that I share…
1 dead, 3 injured after crash in Byrnes Mill
ST. LOUIS COUNTY, Mo. - A woman was killed and three others were injured in a crash Sunday night in Byrnes Mill. According to the Missouri State Highway Patrol (MSHP), the crash occurred a little after 11 p.m. at the intersection of Highway 30 and Upper Byrnes Mill Road. It involved a Chevrolet Equinox and [...]
Man Killed in Benton Park West, Suspect Arrested
Homicide Detectives are investigating a shooting that left a 26-year-old man dead on November 23, 2025 in Benton Park West.
The post Man Killed in Benton Park West, Suspect Arrested appeared first on St. Louis Metropolitan Police Department.
Things to Do / Events This Week (11/24/25 - 11/30/25)
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Enshittification Ahoy: Streaming Video Price Hikes Show No Sign Of Slowing Down
Now that streaming subscriber growth has slowed, we’ve noted repeatedly how the streaming TV sector is falling into all of the bad habits that ultimately doomed traditional cable TV. That has involved chasing pointless “growth for growth’s sake” megamergers, imposing bottomless price hikes and new annoying restrictions on customers, undermining labor, and cutting corners on product quality in […]
Lanes reopen on I-70 after crash near Warrenton
All lanes on westbound I-70 in Warren County are closed due to a crash early Monday morning, and drivers are advised to take an alternate route.
Historic homes in St. Louis, Clayton face tile shortages, insurance fights after tornado
Tornado victims with historic tiled roofs are battling insurance companies, scrambling for contractors and waiting months for available supplies.
Today's Weather: Showers and Fog This Morning
Expect a mostly cloudy day with some showers mainly early on in. High temperatures will reach around 55 degrees with a low near 49 overnight. Winds will be out of the south-southeast at about 9 to 15 mph, making it feel a bit chilly. Morning hours bring some light drizzle and dense fog that could reduce visibility to a quarter mile or less, creating potentially hazardous driving conditions until 9 a.m. After mid-morning, showers will taper off but clouds will linger throughout the day. Expect
Renata Cassiano Alvarez: Passage
Renata Cassiano Alvarez, the 2025 Visiting Artist in Residence at Laumeier Sculpture Park, works predominantly in clay, focusing on process to develop an intimate and collaborative relationship with her chosen […]
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Two separate weekend shootings in St. Louis leave 1 dead, 2 injured
Two separate shootings in St. Louis over the weekend resulted in one death and two injuries, and the suspects remain at large.
More than 500 turkeys handed out Sunday during annual event in Pagedale
A steady stream of vehicles pulled up to the event to receive turkeys and other Thanksgiving staples, often passed through the window of waiting cars.
Federal changes delay long-overdue overhaul of Missouri’s troubled safety net systems
Missouri’s social services department has in recent years been reprimanded by a judge for illegally denying food assistance and scrutinized by the federal government for massive Medicaid application backlogs. And for more than a decade, the agency has vowed to tackle these problems by overhauling the computer systems that help determine whether people qualify for […]
St. Charles County residents seek relief from highway noise
St. Charles County Councilman Tim Baker is advocating for the construction of a sound wall to reduce highway noise affecting residents near Weldon Spring, which has been exacerbated by increased traffic and population growth.
The Trump administration wants everyone to reapply for food stamps. What does that mean?
U.S. Agriculture Secretary Brooke Rollins’ call for a close reexamination of the 42 million people who receive federal food aid has befuddled advocates and lawmakers, coming mere days after recipients began to see benefits that had been stalled during the government shutdown. Details remain scant a week after Rollins during an interview on the right-wing […]
Monday, Nov. 24 - Insurance policies not paying off for tornado-impacted homeowners
Six months after the May 16 tornado, people in North St. Louis are struggling to pick up the pieces of their destroyed homes. And St. Louis Public Radio reporters found that even people who had homeowners’ insurance aren’t getting what they need to rebuild.
Foggy start to Thanksgiving week, rain Monday night
ST. LOUIS - We have dense fog throughout the St. Louis region Monday morning. Visibility is expected to be low through 9 a.m., so plan for extra time out the door. Even as the fog lifts, clouds will linger through the day. Temperatures will only warm into the low-50s. A few rain showers will try [...]
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