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Teen charged after allegedly breaking into county police vehicle
One individual has been charged following an incident of allegedly breaking into a St. Louis County police officer's personal and patrol vehicle in May, stealing over $1,000 worth of police property.
Express Scripts sues Federal Trade Commission over 'false' report
Express Scripts Inc. on Tuesday sued the Federal Trade Commission in federal court in St. Louis, alleging that a July report made “unsubstantiated, false and biased claims” about the company.
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Two suspects rob, assault woman with brick on her front porch
A 58-year-old woman is recovering from injuries after she was robbed and assaulted with a brick on her front porch.
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KOSA Rises From The Ashes: House Committee Announces Markup
Just when you thought it was safe to go back on the internet, KOSA rears its ugly head once again. The rumors of KOSA’s demise in Congress may have been overstated. Following a big push by supporters of the bill, including Senator Marsha “we need this to protect kids from the transgender in our culture” […]
Ranked-Choice Disaster
Today on TAP: Coloradans and Nevadans will decide this fall on switching to a form of voting that will chiefly benefit gazillionaire candidates.
Grateful Dead releases live performance of “Peggy-O” from ‘Friend of the Devils: April 1978’ box set
Grateful Dead is giving fans another preview of their upcoming Friend of the Devils: April 1978 box set ahead of its release on Friday.The band has just released a performance…
Lame-duck Missouri governor still raising campaign cash with the help of lobbyist
Steve Tilley, a longtime lobbyist and adviser to Gov. Mike Parson, is hosting the latest fundraiser.
Big St. Louis-based health insurer names new executives
A St. Louis-based provider of Medicare Advantage health insurance plans has hired a new president and a new chief medical officer.
Head of Bally Sports Midwest to retire
Jack Donovan, general manager of regional sports network Bally Sports Midwest, is retiring at the end of September.
Teen vehicle passenger dies in hospital a week after crash at St. Louis construction site
A 17-year-old has died from injuries he suffered while riding in an SUV that crashed in a "large hole" in a North Riverfront construction zone on Sept. 8
Gym removes all 1st Phorm products after CEO's comments about female officers
Club Fitness said on Tuesday it has removed all 1st Phorm products from its retail offerings following the CEO's viral comments about women in law enforcement.
Andy Frisella is the co-founder of 1st Phorm, a St. Louis supplement and fitness company. Frisella made derogatory comments on his podcast episode that came out on National Police Women's Day on Sept. 12.
He has since deleted the episode of the ‘Real AF’ podcast and tried to walk back his comments.
"As a company, we have always stood…
OK, maybe there are 4,000 Haitians in Springfield?
This is a little down in the weeds, but Josh Marshall today points to another analytic estimate of how many Haitians actually live in Springfield, Ohio. We all agree that various data points suggest a moderate population increase up through 2022, but what if the big surge was in 2023? David Jarman at The Downballot ...continue reading "OK, maybe there are 4,000 Haitians in Springfield?"
Man arrested for using doggy door to steal from neighbor's home
Delano Martin, a registered sex offender, has been charged with burglary, stealing, and unlawful possession of a firearm after allegedly breaking into a neighbor's home through the doggy door and stealing tools, electronics, jewelry, and several guns.
Dewey’s Pizza eyes eighth St. Louis location
Other locations can be found in University City, Webster Groves, St. Charles, Kirkwood and Ellisville.
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