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Trump admin investigates five medical schools over DEI
(The Center Square) – The U.S. Department of Education’s Office for Civil Rights launched investigations Tuesday into five medical schools nationwide to determine whether their admissions practices violate Title VI of the Civil Rights Act of 1964, which prohibits discrimination…
Fresh off World Cup, STL County Exec wants Creve Coeur soccer complex to get near $15M upgrade
Disgraced cop now faces federal meth trafficking charge
A former police officer FOX 2 caught taking secret restroom videos and posting them to a porn site has been busted again.
Hearing postscript: threats and hate mail
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Early voting now underway for Missouri’s primary election
Missouri voters can now cast no-excuse absentee ballots for the upcoming Aug. 4 primary election.
Eastbound I-70 in north St. Louis closed for hours after semitruck crash
At least one person was injured, police said.
Video shows Missouri man leaping 50 feet off bridge to escape police
A video shows a man dive head first over a bridge railing and into a lake below. He survived and is in police custody.
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Hockey community honors player after fatal crash, vows to keep his legacy alive
Using the hashtag #SticksOutForZach, teammates, coaches, friends and families have been sharing photos of hockey sticks placed outside their homes in honor of the 18-year-old, who was killed early Sunday morning after being struck by a vehicle while crossing Interstate 64.
Sam Page proposes $15 million expansion at soccer complex beside Creve Coeur Lake
The three new fields would increase the number of pitches there to 16.
Victory! Flock Ends Rollout Of Audio “Distress Detection” Of Human Voices
Reversing course, Flock Safety—the surveillance technology vendor most known for its extensive network of automated license plate readers—has announced that it will end a pilot for its acoustic gunshot detection devices to identify signs of “human distress.” In October 2025, EFF warned the public that Flock was rolling out a new feature called “Distress Detection” that would be deployed through their […]
Family speaks after Illinois state trooper cleared in shooting
The family of a woman fatally shot by an Illinois State Police trooper in January is speaking publicly for the first time after the St. Clair County State's Attorney announced no criminal charges will be filed.
Deer Hunt for Active-Duty Military and Veterans at Riverlands Migratory Bird Sanctuary
WEST ALTON, MO. – The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers’ Rivers Project Office is announcing a managed Deer Hunt for Active-Duty Military Members and Veterans of the U.S. Armed Forces at the Riverlands Migratory Bird Sanctuary, West Alton MO on November 17,18, and 19. A total of five applicants will be randomly selected to harvest one deer of either sex per hunter, with a maximum of five total deer harvested over the entire hunt. “This hunt at Riverlands is part of the Riverlands
St. Louis woman battling cancer to miss Hilary Duff concert, hopes for visit
A couple of best friends, Dallas Henderson and Natalie Coyne, had plans to see Hilary Duff's concert. But Dallas has been diagnosed with a malignant tumor in her esophagus.
Police recover $46K in stolen funds for crypto scam victim
In what’s become a sad refrain in recent years, law enforcement is again warning people of cryptocurrency scams.
Local Scholarship Honors Single Mom and Supports Future Nurses
ALTON - A local woman has created a nursing scholarship in honor of her niece, and now, she’s asking the community to help her support single mothers in the nursing field. Jacquesa Taylor was a single mom and nursing student. After Taylor’s passing at age 34, her aunt, Lynn Lumpkins Fulton, decided to create a scholarship in her name. Fulton has awarded three scholarships out of her own pocket with the help of her family's fundraising efforts, and she has gone on to mentor these
Ex-Sam’s Steakhouse manager sentenced to prison for embezzlement
Missouri Amendment 4: What is it? What would it do?
Missouri voters will decide on four statewide constitutional amendments in the August 2026 primary election. That includes Amendment 4, which proposes changes to the state's citizen-led initiative petition voting process.
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