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An American woman who was tried in three killings before disappearing from a prison in Mexico more than 50 years ago has died in Canada, where she was living under an alias, authorities announced Thursday. Sharon Kinne was charged before her 25th birthday with killing her Missouri husband, her boyfriend’s wife and a man she’d [...]

The news out of Reagan National Airport is impacting flights at Lambert St. Louis International Airport.

I know this is Trump, so the answer is ¯\_(ツ)_/¯. But over the past two weeks his wrath has been aimed at Denmark, Colombia, and now Canada and Mexico—all of them among our staunchest allies. You could hardly pick a group of better friends to the US than these. On a concrete basis, Denmark has ...continue reading "Being America’s friend is dangerous these days"

Your fave bingo host Ultraviolet is back with Sativa Frost for the first bingo of 2025! So put on your hottest fit and come win some cool stuff!! * Jan. […]

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About 40 people gathered peacefully along Woodson Road Thursday to protest federal immigration policies and deportations.

Since 2021, St. Louis reported it welcomed more than 1,000 new residents from Ukraine, Afghanistan, and more.

Piles of snow continue to melt, leaving behind a muddy mess. One allergist says there is always the concern for mold whenever there's moisture.

Last Updated 8:17 pm January 30, 2025 It’s not that a $85.55 Billion company like Anheuser-Busch needs corporate welfare. It just wants it. For the third time in six years, I’m not digging back further, the Soulard based brewery since 1852, is asking for favors from the St. Louis City Board of Alders. They are … Continue reading Say No to More Corporate Welfare for Anheuser-Busch →

As the ranking member of the Aviation Safety Committee, Sen. Tammy Duckworth (D-IL) admits she’s heard concerns about air traffic at DCA in the past.

An Missouri woman who was tried in three killings before disappearing from a prison in Mexico has died in Canada, where she was living under an alias.

One local family is mourning their loss of a loved one who was killed in the plane crash outside along the Potomac River near Washington, D.C., Wednesday night.

From St. Louis Public Radio:  A major mixed-use development proposal featuring entertainment, retail and residential could have a transformative impact for O’Fallon and its Family Sports Park, city officials say. Park Place has been proposed by Bruce Holland of Holland Construction, Rich Gorazd of State Construction and Michael Hamburg of Pier Property Group, who plan […]

From West Newsmagazine:  On both sides of the Missouri River, wheels are in motion to create cooperative law enforcement training centers, both with similar goals – to advance and standardize the training and skills of police officers. While proponents of each hope the facilities will complement each other, these training centers are currently being pursued […]

From S. M. Wilson & Co.:  School districts face unique challenges when constructing and maintaining effective learning environments, from outdated buildings to the rise of technology in the classroom. The A/E/C industry has had a front-row seat to witnessing firsthand the evolutionary changes in educational infrastructure that school districts must address. “For 100+ years, S. […]

Moment Factory’s immersive night walk, Light Cycles, will make its North American debut in St. Louis on Nov. 21. The riveting experience takes visitors on a 45-minute journey through a […]

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So it appears we haven’t covered this up to the present, but back in 2020 Francesca Gregorini sued Apple and M. Night Shyamalan for copyright infringement. At issue was a series for Apple TV called Servant and, according to Gregorini, the manner in which the first three episodes of the show copied from Gregorini’s movie, […]