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'They might do this again': St. Louis police chief anticipates protests at Fourth of July parade
Alton sinkhole: A week later and still no answers
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Saint Louis Public Schools board approves emergency transportation plan for upcoming school year
MetroLink Green Line [UPDATE] - City is requesting feedback and will consider adding back Palm St/Salisbury, Russell, and Arsenal
Corrections officers face murder charges in death of Othel Moore
State Rep. Marlene Terry of St. Louis called the alleged murder of inmate Othel Moore in the Jefferson City Correctional Center at the hands of Department of Corrections officers in the Jefferson, “a tragedy that should have never occurred under…
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Young people worldwide aren’t getting any more negative than their parents
Gallup's global survey of positive and negative emotions sheds some interesting light on the proposition that smartphones are harming young people. Here are positive emotions: There's no change after 2012, when smartphones became widely used. Now here are negative emotions: Negative emotions did start to rise around 2012. However, this was a broad trend that ...continue reading "Young people worldwide aren’t getting any more negative than their parents"
No Parm, no problem: How modern chefs are veganizing the Caesar salad
On its 100th birthday, the Caesar is still king of salads — even without the cheese, anchovies, and egg.
Big Clayton law firm to close 2 offices, end funding to U.K. subsidiary
The announcement is an abrupt reversal for a law firm that has grown rapidly over the past six years.
Baltimore PD Said It Would Stop Scraping Phones With Cellebrite Following A Court Ruling But It Kinda Looks Like It Never Really Did
Showing yet again that you can lead a cop to a court order but you can’t make them follow it, Matthew Petti reports for Reason that the Baltimore PD apparently barely paused its scraping of seized cell phones following a court order telling it to get its warrant particularity house in order. Less than a […]
Preliminary estimate shows illegal immigration way down in June
According to preliminary estimates from the Border Patrol, it looks like total illegal border crossings in June were down to about 84,000: This doesn't include requests for asylum, which usually amount to about 50,000 per month. Is this decline because of summer or because of President Biden's recent crackdown on border crossings? That's impossible to ...continue reading "Preliminary estimate shows illegal immigration way down in June"
Car explosion at Target on Hampton?
Which ’90s rock song made Darius Rucker jealous?
While Hootie & the Blowfish were racking up huge hits in the '90s, like "Only Wanna Be With You," there was one particular song of the era that frontman Darius…
Joe Biden lost about two points of support after the CNN debate
Here is YouGov's weekly tracking poll of the presidential race: After Joe Biden's disastrous CNN debate, he lost a grand total of two points of support. Trump gained nothing. Among independents Biden lost four points and Trump, remarkably, lost one point. Their support mostly went to RFK Jr. and Jill Stein. This suggests that Trump ...continue reading "Joe Biden lost about two points of support after the CNN debate"
What's new at Black Mountain Wine House in the Central West End
Joe Baker’s restaurant beside Gaslight Theater now has a patio and once-a-month oyster program, with more in the works.
St. Louis man charged in drive-by shooting that killed 19-year-old
Jordan D. Huddlen, 27, is facing nine charges, including first-degree murder, assault, armed criminal action and tampering with physical evidence.
When will St. Louis see storms on the Fourth of July?
Make sure you're weather-prepared this Independence Day. Two rounds of storms are expected in the St. Louis region through the late evening hours of the Fourth of July.
Hurricane Beryl kills at least 6 in southeast Caribbean, roars by Jamaica
Late Monday, Beryl became the earliest storm to develop into a Category 5 hurricane in the Atlantic and peaked at winds of 165 mph Tuesday before weakening to a still-destructive Category 4.