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MetroLink boosts security with new barriers, cameras at 2 more stops
Fire erupts in north St. Louis structure, crews fight the blaze
Fire crews are battling a structure fire on the 2600 block of Union Boulevard in north St. Louis' Kingsway neighborhood, with FOX 2's SKYFOX watching from above.
Missouri supplemental budget shows shortfall in Medicaid, education funding
Keeping Missouri state government operating through June 30 will cost $2.1 billion more than lawmakers budgeted last year thanks to lowballed spending estimates, sluggish lottery sales and new programs in education and other areas.
The election-year budget plan approved last year totaled $51.6 billion after Gov. Mike Parson was finished with vetoes that fell heavily on earmarked items inserted by legislators. While Parson was paring back on pork, lawmakers slashed spending in the Medicaid program…
Ted Cruz Blocks FCC Plan To Bring Mobile Wi-Fi To School Kids For A Very Very Stupid Reason
Last year the Biden FCC passed a new rule that would help bring Wi-Fi access to school kids who struggle to do their homework online. More specifically, the rule allowed schools to leverage the FCC’s E-Rate program funds to pay for mobile hotspots in things like busses, making it easier for kids who lack broadband […]
St. Louis-based IT, cybersecurity firm expanding to Kansas City
ThrottleNet, an IT and cybersecurity company based in St. Louis, is breaking into the Kansas City market by opening a new office and adding employees.
Momentum Academy to close one south St. Louis charter school
The Gravois Park campus has 91 students in kindergarten through fifth grades, filling less than half of the school's capacity.
Franklin County woman pardoned for Capitol riot is sentenced to 10 years in fatal crash
A preliminary breath test showed Emily Hernandez had a blood-alcohol content of .20% after the crash.
Box gutter repair and replacement - old home
On This Date: The St. Louis Rams became Super Bowl champions 25 years ago
Thursday marks the 25th anniversary of the 1999-2000 St. Louis Rams securing the franchise's first and only NFL championship in St. Louis, defeating the Tennessee Titans in Super Bowl XXXIV.
American Airlines plane collides with helicopter near Reagan National Airport
A regional jet approaching Reagan National Airport collided with a U.S. Army Black Hawk helicopter over the Potomac River on Wednesday night, prompting a massive search and rescue operation.
In a statement, the Federal Aviation Administration said the 8:47 p.m. collision involved a Sikorsky UH-60 helicopter and a PSA Airlines Bombardier CRJ700, operating as flight 5342 on behalf of American Airlines Inc., preparing to land on runway 33 at DCA.
The flight departed from Wichita, Kansas, at 5:38 p.m.…
St. Louis police chief: Politicians are ‘moving the goal posts’ in state takeover
No injuries in structure fire in south St. Louis
ST. LOUIS - Fire crews were on the scene for a structure that caught fire overnight Thursday morning in south St. Louis. According to the St. Louis Fire Department, the fire took place on the 2100 block of South Grand near Russell Boulevard. Officials say the fire happened on the first floor of a two-story [...]
Aquarium Swap?
Missouri Department of Economic Development providing $9.55M in funding to API Innovation Center, UMSL
Man injured in shooting near Horseshoe Casino
A man was left injured with a gunshot wound to the neck after a shooting near the Horseshoe Casino in downtown St. Louis overnight Thursday morning.
Missouri supplemental budget shows shortfall in Medicaid, education funding
Keeping Missouri state government operating through June 30 will cost $2.1 billion more than lawmakers budgeted last year thanks to lowballed spending estimates, sluggish lottery sales and new programs in education and other areas. The election-year budget plan approved last year totaled $51.6 billion after Gov. Mike Parson was finished with vetoes that fell heavily […]
Thursday, January 30 - Local families seek legal help ahead of enhanced immigration enforcement
Following President Donald Trump issuing executive orders for federal agents to begin enhanced immigration enforcement,
some attorneys in the St. Louis region are helping immigrants and people without legal status prepare family emergency plans and legal documents. STLPR's Andrea Henderson reports.
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