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Police arrested one man after a brawl broke out at an amateur boxing showcase over the weekend in St. Charles.

Just days after a city building inspector resigned amid a federal investigation, allegations of corruption continue to shake the St. Louis City Building Division. Now, a former tenant is coming forward with new allegations.

Want to make sure you have control over who gets your property after death? A St. Louis County program makes it easy.

A couple of weeks back, we discussed the implosion of startup company Embodied and the resulting bricking of its $800 “emotional support” robots designed for children. Like many other stories about IoT-type products, the post focused on how these robots would cease functioning as designed once the backend support infrastructure for the shuttered business was […]

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The Missouri State Highway Patrol has taken over an investigation of a pedestrian that was struck and killed in St. Louis County Monday evening.

From a financial and fiscal perspective, 2024 was a great year for the city of St. Louis.

Vivek Ramaswamy and Mickey Kaus on the "working class struggle": All for downsizing the bureaucracies, but this seems like BS. Long term trends have shifted the balance against the working class 1) Increasing returns to skill/education 2) Trade (unskilled labor performed abroad) and 3) Immigration (unskilled labor comes here). Maybe AI will… https://t.co/90qGy1cpMB — Mickey ...continue reading "The “working class struggle” is a myth"

A fast-food chicken restaurant has permanently shuttered one of its St. Louis-area locations, one of two to recently close in Missouri.

The Madison County Coroner's Office has identified the victim who was hit and killed while riding a motorized bicycle over the weekend in Alton.

This year, there is a new statewide ban for celebratory gunfire under Blair's Law, which is named after a Kansas City girl killed by a stray bullet in 2011.

The driver of the car told police he stopped to let other pedestrians cross at the intersection but didn’t see the pair.