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Missouri AG Thinks Supreme Court Ruling Lets Him Control Social Media Moderation (It Doesn’t)
Missouri Attorney General Andrew Bailey apparently thinks he gets to be editor-in-chief of every social media platform. In his latest attack on free speech rights, Bailey has announced a “first-in-the-nation rule” that would force social media companies to let users choose third-party content moderators rather than using the platforms’ own moderation systems. There’s just one […]
Gateway Grizzlies ballpark undergoes name change
ST. LOUIS - The Gateway Grizzlies Ballpark has announced a name change to Arsenal BG Ball Park following a new naming rights agreement. Arsenal Business Growth has signed an eight-year naming rights deal for the ballpark, with an option to extend the agreement to twelve years. This marks the third name change for the venue. [...]
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Missouri earthquake insurance has skyrocketed. Here's why
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Southwest Airlines files for permit to add international routes
Poll: 65% of Contractors Supported China Tariffs
From Equipment: World: A recent website poll from Equipment World found that a majority of contractors support President Donald Trump’s tariffs on China, which reached as high at 145%. Just over 65% of contractors said they supported the more than 100% tariffs on China; 30% were opposed, and 4.6% were unsure. The poll received 263 responses. The majority […]
Barbra Streisand/Paul McCartney duet coming on Friday
Barbra Streisand will share another track from her all-star duets album on Friday.It's a duet version of Paul McCartney's song "My Valentine," and Streisand teased the release by posting a…
Plan to raise vehicle license office fees en route to Missouri governor
The Missouri House sent the governor a plan on a 131-18 vote that would raise the current processing fee for licensing a car or trailer from $6 to $9.
$325M riverfront project stalled, developer has 'no idea' on timetable
The Muny to host concert for 2nd year in a row with show starring Diana Ross, Jon Batiste
Spencer appoints Air Force colonel as St. Louis operations chief
It’s an important hire. It will be Jonsson’s job to coordinate with city departments to make them work, and troubleshoot problems when they don't.
Two found dead in Hazelwood home in apparent murder-suicide
One man and one woman were found dead Tuesday at a Hazelwood home in a case police are investigating as a murder-suicide.
Senate Unanimously Passes Grassley-Durbin Resolution Recognizing National Police Week
WASHINGTON – U.S. Senate Democratic Whip Dick Durbin (D-IL), Ranking Member of the Senate Judiciary Committee, U.S. Senator Chuck Grassley (R-IA), Chairman of the Senate Judiciary Committee, and 79 Senators welcomed the Senate’s unanimous passage of their resolution designating May 12-17, 2025 as “National Police Week” and reiterating the Senate’s unwavering support for law enforcement officers across the United States. “Every day, our country’s law enforcement officers put their lives at risk to keep us safe. Officers and their families make great sacrifices in the name of service, including the tragic cases of those who have lost their lives in the line of duty. We’re grateful for their heroism, and we must make sure that officers serving with dignity and integrity have the support and resources they need to do their jobs,” Durbin said. “Law enforcement officers in Iowa and across the nation work tirelessly to protect and
Fairview Heights Police Arrest Murder Suspect During Traffic Stop
FAIRVIEW HEIGHTS - Fairview Heights Police detained a murder suspect during a traffic stop for expired vehicle registration on May 14, 2025. At approximately 3:30 p.m., on Wednesday, May 14, Fairview Heights Police Officer Jacob Marino was on patrol when he observed a silver 2012 Chevrolet Traverse with expired registration. The vehicle was stopped, and the driver, who initially did not have identification, provided a name and date of birth. A records check confirmed the driver held a valid driver’s license under that name. Officer Marino requested a photograph from MECOMM associated with the provided name, which did not match the driver. Upon further inspection, an unsealed bag of cannabis was found in the vehicle, which is illegal in Illinois. The driver was detained and subsequently gave a different name: Joshua W. Jones, age 21. Further investigation revealed that Jones had an outstanding felony warrant for murder (case #23CF1801) from 2023, issued by the City of Madison,
A Muny Concert is back again this year: Diana Ross and Jon Batiste on August 28th.
It’s all in the MIX!
Welcome to It's All in the Mix! Join us for a vibrant and eclectic mixed media art exhibit at Artisans in THE LOOP. Explore a fusion of colors, textures, and techniques that push the boundaries […]
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