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A new political party will appear on Missouri’s ballot this year, the brainchild of a candidate hoping to challenge Republican U.S. Sen. Josh Hawley in November. Jared Young, an attorney and businessman from Webb City, last year announced he would run as an independent candidate in the Senate race. In April, he decided to instead […]

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David Gilmour is ready to get back on the stage. The Pink Floyd rocker just announced his first concert dates for 2024, which will have him headlining London’s Royal Albert…

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A former school bus driver from St. Peters faces federal charges in a child pornography case.

In St. Louis, Ranken Technical College recently welcomed Kimberly Dowdell, President of the American Institute of Architects, for a special event.

Schools have always kept tabs on students using school-issued devices. Prior to the pandemic, this had mostly been limited to filtering software that prevents students from accessing content schools don’t approve of. Of course, this has also kept students from accessing content that might be useful to them personally (self-harm prevention, LGBTQ+ content) or scholastically […]

Embrace the evolution of image scanning technology with the Kodak Slide N Scan Digital Film Scanner. This state-of-the-art device is designed to digitally preserve and enhance your cherished memories, ensuring they stay vivid for years to come. The Slide N Scan Digital Film Scanner can effortlessly scan color and B&W negatives (135, 110, 126) and […]

In this meeting we heard about the history of housing in FPSE and Kingshighway site, and heard from NorthPoint Development on their proposal for apartments in the neighborhood.

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The first of Zach Bryan's shows at Enterprise Center included songs from his 2022 triple album “American Heartbreak” and more.

A federal judge ordered David Lee Nelson, 41, to pay more than $60,000, with some of the money going toward counseling for the victims.

This month's meeting includes elections for the 2024 Board, a preview of "Townhomes on Tower Grove" - 28-unit townhome project at the corner of Vista and Tower Grove, Tre Prothro presenting City updates and resources, and PSAs on opportunities to provide feedback to shape our City's future: MoDOT's Manchester/Chouteau Safety Improvement public meeting, SLUP survey, and Rams Settlement Money prioritization.

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Florissant Partners with Get Well Family Health for Kids Day May 18 Florissant has partnered with Get Well Family Health and Chiropractic to host Kid’s Day America at the James J. Eagan Center Ice Rink on May 18 from 11 am-2 pm. Tens of Thousands of Children will be starting Chiropractic Care at the 30th […]

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Amazon's Gaming Week is happening now, so it's a perfect time to upgrade your gaming setup or grab some new games.

A campaign to enshrine abortion rights in Missouri’s constitution said Friday that it collected more than 380,000 signatures in just three months, more than twice the likely total needed to qualify for this year’s statewide ballot.  The coalition, called Missourians for Constitutional Freedom, is hoping to put on the November ballot a measure that would legalize abortion up to the point of fetal viability. Since June 2022, nearly every abortion has been illegal in the state with the exception…

   City of Florissant Celebrates Arbor Day at Manion Park The Traditional Arbor Day Celebration was celebrated by the City of Florissant on Wednesday, May 1 at Manion Park where 3 new trees were planted. In attendance was Mayor Tim Lowery, Parks Superintendent Kevin Green, his Foreman Dave Klaus, The Gardeners Club of Florissant, Ward […]

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Brandon Lawrence Allen is charged with killing a Florissant man on March 4.

Students at colleges around the country are protesting the war in Gaza, but only a handful — including Washington University — have made national headlines for militaristic crackdowns and arrests.

Student Penny Thaman, a sophomore and an activist with Resist WashU, said it isn’t normal: “This did not happen last year. And I think the reasons are pretty obvious.”