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Meta Just Paid Nearly $17 Billion To Make Sure It Gets To Write The Kid Safety Rules For Every Other Social Media Platform
By now you’ve almost certainly heard the news that Meta has settled with 52 state and local Attorneys General who had sued the company in some form or another over child safety on Meta’s platforms. The headlines are all covering the basics: the years-long case these states filed against Meta ends, and Meta pays somewhere […]
Police release IDs of men in murder-suicide in south St. Louis
The victim was Aaron Hutchings, 49, of St. Louis, police said.
Kentucky man arrested after driving four hours to meet teen for sex: Police
An Owensboro, Kentucky, man will be in court Thursday to plead his case to have his bond restructured after being arrested soliciting sex with a person he believed to be a minor in Lincoln County, Missouri.
St. Louis Area Plant and Seed Swaps and Sales
Going on now- Brightside St. Louis Blooming Soon! Bulb Sale. 30 high quality bulbs for $18. Daffodils: Carlton, Midwest Mix. Tulips: Brightside Red Hybrid Darwin, Pink Impression. Order by September 25th for pick up October 9-10 pick at Forest Park Greenhouse. There’s a shipping option but it’s USPS. Applications Open for Forest ReLeaf Project CommuniTree: … Continue reading St. Louis Area Plant and Seed Swaps and Sales →
St. Louis Area Plant and Seed Swaps and Sales
Going on now- Brightside St. Louis Blooming Soon! Bulb Sale. 30 high quality bulbs for $18. Daffodils: Carlton, Midwest Mix. Tulips: Brightside Red Hybrid Darwin, Pink Impression. Order by September 25th for pick up October 9-10 pick at Forest Park Greenhouse. There’s a shipping option but it’s USPS. Applications Open for Forest ReLeaf Project CommuniTree: … Continue reading St. Louis Area Plant and Seed Swaps and Sales →
Francis Howell seeks bus drivers amid nationwide shortage
The Francis Howell School District is making a push to fill remaining staffing gaps as the new school year begins. Each day, the district’s 154 buses transport approximately 10,000 children, with driver positions currently nearly 90% filled.
Pritzker/Mendoza Issue Comments: Illinois Gets 11th Credit Rating Upgrade Under Gov. Pritzker
CHICAGO — Governor JB Pritzker today announced that Illinois has received its 11th credit rating upgrade since 2021, as Moody’s upgraded the State’s general obligation bonds to A1, Illinois’ highest Moody’s rating since December 2011 and the second upgrade from Moody’s in the last year. Moody’s cited Illinois’ sustained financial improvement and strengthened governance, as well as confidence in the State’s management team’s ability
Missouri pastor Kenneth Sparks is found guilty on all counts
Funeral services announced for Belleville Police Chief Matthew Eiskant
Funeral and memorial arrangements have been made for Belleville Police Chief Matthew S. Eiskant, who died Monday at the age of 49 after a battle with cancer.
Victim, suspect ID'd in Soulard murder-suicide investigation
Homicide detectives with the St. Louis Metropolitan Police Department have identified two men found dead Monday in a suspected murder-suicide.
Edison's Entertainment Complex Male Athlete Of Month: Logan Garman Is Key Offensive Lineman For Edwardsville Football Team
EDWARDSVILLE — Logan Garman, a senior guard on the Edwardsville football team’s offensive line, is expected to be one of the Tigers’ top leaders as Edwardsville embarks on its 2026 campaign. Garman is helping anchor the line for a team that finished 4-6 last season and reached the IHSA Class 7A playoffs before losing in the first round on the road to Oak Lawn Richards. The Tigers opened practice Aug. 5 at Tiger Stadium, where Garman said summer sessions went well and that ha
Huge federal funding wins for the St. Louis region: $10.5 Million awarded to build Brickline, Hodiamont, and Centennial Greenways!
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Vacant St. Louis home filled with stolen items
A vacant home in south St. Louis is found with several stolen lawnmowers, bikes, scooters, tools and instruments.
MoDOT begins $33 million project to improve I-70 truck parking
The Missouri Department of Transportation began construction Wednesday for its "Improve I-70: Truck Parking" project.
Missouri Botanical Garden acquires rare first edition 1729 book
A first edition published nearly three centuries ago is now part of the collection at the Peter H. Raven Library.
Federal Plea Highlights Risks of Teen Social Media Exploitation
ST. LOUIS – A man from Jefferson County, Missouri, on Wednesday, Aug. 26, 2026, admitted requesting and receiving child sexual abuse material from a teen and then forcing her to produce more. David Paeper, 20, pleaded guilty in U.S. District Court in St. Louis to one count of receiving child pornography. He admitted meeting a 15-year-old girl on Instagram and requesting and receiving sexually explicit images of her. When she later refused his request for more images, he threatened to
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