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Soulard game bar to move next year, new café coming
The new space, an old police station, is 22,000 square feet and can hold up to 499 guests, four times more than Pieces' current capacity.
Good soul food?
Raid reveals in guns, drugs and stolen Jeep at a Florissant home
Melvin Nelson, 40, was arrested by federal marshals and Florissant Investigators after they found drugs, guns, and a stolen Jeep Cherokee at his home during a raid.
Elton John shares photos from his upcoming documentary, ‘Elton John: Never Too Late’
Elton John is giving fans a sneak peek at his upcoming documentary, Elton John: Never Too Late, which will look back on the legendary performer's 50-year career as he prepares for his…
Granite City Mail Carrier Admits to Stealing from USPS Collection Box
EAST ST. LOUIS – Phillip E. Tucker, a 37-year-old mail carrier from Madison, pleaded guilty in federal court to stealing a Visa gift card from a collection box in Granite City. Tucker, an employee of the U.S. Postal Service, admitted to the theft which occurred on May 6, 2023. The guilty plea was entered for one count of theft of mail by a postal employee, a crime that carries a maximum sentence of up to five years in prison. "Mail carriers are entrusted public servants, and postal workers who steal from collection boxes willingly break that trust. I commend the investigators for holding this defendant accountable," said U.S. Attorney Rachelle Aud Crowe in a statement. Court documents revealed that Tucker used the stolen gift card on several occasions for personal purchases. The investigation was led by the USPS Office of the Inspector General, and the case is being prosecuted by Assistant U.S. Attorney Kathleen Howard. Tucker is scheduled for sentencing at the federal courthouse
4 perfect ways to catch a sunset or sunrise in the St. Louis metro area
Get a fresh start or a soothing end to your day with one of these scenic views.
Drag scene?
17-year-old found fatally shot early Tuesday in south St. Louis alley
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This Day in History on September 6: The First Continental Congress Meets
Today, we take a look back at some of the most pivotal moments in history that occurred on September 6th. The First Continental Congress (1774) On September 6, 1774, the First Continental Congress convened in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. With delegates from twelve of the thirteen American colonies, this gathering was a crucial step in the colonies' quest for independence from British rule. The Congress aimed to address the colonies' grievances against the British government, particularly the Intolerable Acts that had been imposed earlier that year. This assembly set the stage for the American Revolutionary War and the eventual Declaration of Independence in 1776. It was a defining moment that paved the way for the birth of the United States of America. The Discovery of the First Asteroid (1888) On this day in 1888, German astronomer Carl Gustav Witt discovered the first asteroid, 433 Eros, from the Urania Observatory in Berlin. This discovery was groundbreaking as
On This Day, Sept. 6, 1968: George Harrison asked Eric Clapton to contribute to “While My Guitar Gently Weeps”
On This Day, Sept. 6, 1968 ...George Harrison asked Eric Clapton to contribute a guitar solo to his new Beatles song, “While My Guitar Gently Weeps."Clapton initially declined Harrison’s request, saying “nobody ever plays on…
Baby-friendly activities in St. Louis that promote your little one’s development
Enjoy St. Louis with your newborn at these local favorites.
Polar Express Train Ride? (Questions about seats and hotel experience)
St. Louis Cardinals management will have to 'recalibrate' amid attendance woes, Mozeliak says
St. Louis Cardinals management will have to "recalibrate" amid record-low crowds at Busch Stadium, President of Baseball Operations John Mozeliak said this week.
Missouri House committee to investigate child care payment delays
Union Blvd Redesign Falls Short
Trailnet, the regional nonprofit dedicated to Safe Streets for All, has reviewed the newly-released design changes proposed by the City Board Of Public Service for Union Blvd from Delmar to …
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Local Businesses Ripe for your Fall Needs
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Bonnie Raitt featured on ‘Better Than Jail’, a covers album benefiting criminal justice reform
Bonnie Raitt is one of the many artists contributing songs to the upcoming benefit album Better Than Jail, aimed at raising awareness and support for improving our criminal justice system.The album,…
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