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Donald Trump still can’t shoot someone on Fifth Avenue
I'm no great fan of today's Supreme Court ruling on presidential immunity, but I've seen some fairly outlandish responses about how this makes the president a king, or it allows the president to assassinate political opponents, etc. Everyone needs to cool down a bit on this. First, it's true that this is the first time ...continue reading "Donald Trump still can’t shoot someone on Fifth Avenue"
Lose Your Kid In Maryland Heights? Call Animal Control.
Missouri state budget sets aside $1.5M for advanced DNA testing of backlog of unidentified bodies
Real estate photographer shot at with toy gun, then real guns in Florissant
'We just gotta stop the violence': Cahokia Heights Police investigate teen shot, killed
The fatal shooting of a minor in a Cahokia Heights neighborhood has residents fearing for their own safety.
St. Louis County responders warn against illegal fireworks
As the Fourth of July approaches, the first responders from St. Louis County came together to share important reminders about fireworks safety.
Does the STL goodwill outlet actually recycle the textiles it doesn’t sell?
Marine Corps veteran's home receives roof makeover
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City considers eliminating comptroller position, residents furious
A monumental change may be coming to the way the City of St. Louis does business.
Family seeks answers from TX surrogacy escrow company accused of stealing millions from clients
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Vermont Man Who Cursed At, Flipped Off Cop Scores Settlement From The State
You know, rather than paying out thousands or millions in lawsuits for retaliatory arrests, maybe states should just spend more money on skin thickening for their police officers. It’s not like case law isn’t pretty much completely established at this point. Flipping the bird to a cop is protected speech. So is complaining, however profanely, […]
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St. Louis public company completes $290M buy
Belden Inc. (NYSE: BDC), the Clayton-based supplier of network infrastructure products and services, said Monday it has completed a $290 million deal.
Section 8 home invaded by bats, resident told she has to live with it
A family living under Section 8 Housing in Florissant turned for help when they were being threatened by a family of bats.
Missouri American Water wants $18 a month rate hike
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Missouri governor cuts $1 billion from state budget
After calling the spending plan "disingenuous" last month, Gov. Mike Parson slashed a billion dollars out of the budget lawmakers sent him.
How to spot the newest ATM skimmers uncovered by St. Louis police
The latest ATM skimmer device that can clone your bank debit card data is made of thin plastic that’s hidden inside the card reader.
‘No kings in America’: Biden slams U.S. Supreme Court ruling granting Trump immunity
Monday’s U.S. Supreme Court decision granting the presumption of criminal immunity for official actions taken by a president fundamentally altered U.S. democracy, President Joe Biden said from the White House Monday evening. Speaking for less than five minutes, Biden said the 6-3 decision contradicted the spirit of the country’s founding — set to be celebrated nationwide this week on […]
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