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Joe Torre reflects on Cardinals legacy, Opening Day and baseball's evolution
Joe Torre, a former MVP and manager of the St. Louis Cardinals, made a special surprise return to Busch Stadium on Thursday to take part in the city's beloved Opening Day traditions.
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Nootbaar, Fedde spark Cardinals to 5-1 win over Twins
Lars Nootbaar had two hits and two RBIs, helping Erick Fedde and the St. Louis Cardinals beat the Minnesota Twins 5-1 on Saturday.
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Woman robbed at gunpoint in St. Louis after rejecting man's advances
A woman was robbed at gunpoint Friday evening in St. Louis after rejecting a man's romantic advances, police say.
Top vaccine official at FDA resigns citing RFK Jr., 'misinformation'
The top FDA official also criticized Kennedy on Friday over “undermining” the confidence in the vaccine against measles as the country faces an outbreak of the airborne viral disease. There are at least 400 confirmed cases in Texas.
Pizza delivery driver carjacked in north St. Louis, five teens accused
A pizza delivery driver was carjacked at gunpoint Friday evening in north St. Louis, police say. Five teens were accused of the carjacking, and at least one has been arrested.
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This Week In Techdirt History: March 23rd – 29th
Five Years Ago This week in 2020, the pandemic news continued. Some people were attempting to leverage it to call for longer patent terms, while we were calling for loosening the intellectual property reins, and the DOJ was using it to justify indefinite detention of arrested people. Libraries were looking to become pandemic broadband havens […]
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St. Louis union members rally against federal workforce cuts
St. Louis union members and labor leaders gathered Saturday morning at Gateway Arch National Park to protest federal workforce cuts.
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