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An email on Saturday from a city spokesman said that "Jennifer Clemons-Abdullah’s employment with the city of St. Louis was separated effective immediately."

Prosecutors charged Rasool Al Janabi with five counts of leaving the scene of an accident resulting in physical injury.

Brendan Karr is Donald Trump's pick to head the FCC. Naturally this means he has to write threatening letters to media outlets Trump has beef with—like ABC: The letter, which was obtained by CNN, begins, “Dear Mr. Iger, Americans no longer trust the national news media to report fully, accurately, and fairly.” ....“My understanding is ...continue reading "Americans have not lost trust in the media. Republicans have."

The holidays mean more packages on doorsteps. But for some people, they could also signal an increase in thefts.

Rasool Al Janabi, 19, faces five counts of leaving the scene of an accident with physical injury.

One female is injured after a fire in north St. Louis Monday evening.

Today's big news is the House Ethics Committee's report into the relentless sleaziness of (former) Rep. Matt Gaetz. Naturally you want to see this in chart form: According to the report, these are all the women Gaetz paid for sex. "Woman 1" isn't included because she was Gaetz's long-term girlfriend and therefore "some of the ...continue reading "Matt Gaetz by the numbers"

Detectives with the Manchester Police Department are asking for the public’s help in identifying and locating two women accused of shoplifting.

Of the 96 microlicenses issued so far, 41 have either been revoked or are currently at risk of being revoked. Another three are under investigation

Santa’s Magical Kingdom is unlike any other place on earth, and this year, it’s bigger, brighter and merrier! More than four million shimmering lights, electrifying special effects and whimsical worlds […]

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On Monday, President Joe Biden commuted the sentences of two men on death row for the 1997 fatal shooting of a St. Louis bank security guard.

ALTON - In the late months of 1924 and early months of 1925, the Joy Club threw dances every Wednesday night and Saturday night at The London. The London, formerly College Inn, sat at the corner of Main Street and College Avenue in Upper Alton. There were also special nights of dancing to celebrate holidays, and an ad in the Alton Evening Telegraph on December 30, 1924, invited revelers to the New Year’s Eve dance “from eight ‘till early in the morning.” Admission for gentlemen was 75 cents, but ladies got in free. Christmas Eve 1924 and Valentine’s Day 1925 were also celebrated by the Joy Club at The London, and a “sod-busters ball” mixed things up in March 1925. The dance was “said to be the first farm-yard frolic ever attempted in the city.” The Joy Club promised “something unique in the way of entertainment when the hay slingers and apple knockers meet. Persons attending have been requested to come attired in clothes

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