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Oversight Report Says More Than A Third Of Frisks Performed By NYPD Officers Were Unconstitutional
More than a decade ago, the NYPD was sued successfully over its stop-and-frisk program. A federal court found the program routinely violated rights and disproportionately targeted minorities. Judge Shira Sheindlin ordered a number of reforms to the program and it was placed under federal oversight. Since then, the NYPD hasn’t changed much about how it […]
Manchester honors 9/11 victims with Flags of Valor display
Smoke engulfing the Twin Towers is an image seared in minds all over the world. Americans are still deeply grieving the loss of thousands of lives and supporting those who survived the horrific 9/11 attacks 23 years later.
And the MTV VMA rock winners are …
The MTV Video Music Awards went down in New York Wednesday night, with Lenny Kravitz and Benson Boone this year’s rock winners.Kravitz nabbed the Best Rock award for “Human” from…
Debate of Amendment 2 heats up as election day nears
With election day now less than eight weeks away, the campaign over one of the biggest issues on the November ballot in Missouri is starting to heat up: Amendment 2, or legalized sports betting.
Vernon Betts dismisses lawsuit for manual vote recount, concedes victory
St. Louis Sheriff Vernon Betts has dismissed the case after the request of a manual recount earlier this week.
Jefferson County father who fought addiction killed by suspected intoxicated driver
Amvets Post 48 in De Soto was packed Wednesday afternoon with family and friends of James McAnally. The 55-year-old father and tree service operator was killed last week.
Scammers posing as Spire employees targeting job seekers, FBI investigating
“It started a few weeks ago with a phone call to the corporate security team. We had a job seeker that had one of those too good to be true opportunities and wanted to validate whether the opportunity and the job offer were legit,” Spire’s Patrick Christie said.
Metro East hotel rebrands, looks to boost group sales
The hotel's general manager cited the pull of the new brand's loyalty program as one advantage of the switch.
Alton Approves 350 Free Laptops For Households In Need
ALTON - The Alton City Council on Wednesday approved a resolution to provide 350 free laptops to “low-income, unconnected households within the Alton School District.” Under the resolution, the city would allocate $68,250 in American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA) funds to the nonprofit organization Alton Forward , who would then provide the laptops to the households in need. For 350 laptops in total, the cost comes out to $195 per laptop. The question of who exactly would be eligible for the free devices prompted some discussion at the Committee of the Whole meeting earlier this week . Alderwoman Carolyn MacAfee questioned what qualifies as “low-income” and said she opposed the inclusion of four households technically located in Godfrey, some of whom she claimed were “Godfrey taxpayers.” Alderman Raymond Strebel reiterated that the children in these households attend schools in the Alton School District, as stated in the resolution. Alderma
Spanish Lake renters seek answers as AC goes out for weeks
Geoffrey Cooney is used to Missouri summers. But this time around, he has had to bear it with no air conditioning.
Jon Bon Jovi helps talk woman off ledge of Nashville bridge: Police
Jon Bon Jovi helped talk a distraught woman off the ledge of a Nashville bridge, police said.The incident occurred Tuesday night on the John Seigenthaler Pedestrian Bridge and was captured…
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New buffet restaurant opens in a buffet chain's former space
A new buffet restaurant has brought a different cuisine to a buffet chain's former space.
48 hours in the STL
How a class at Francis Howell High School on Sept. 11, 2001, inspired one student to enlist
One man is reconnecting with the teacher who inspired him to enlist in the military on Sept. 11, 2001.
Missouri Gaming Commission names former state representative as executive director
The Missouri Gaming Commission named a Republican from south St. Louis County who served eight years in the state House of Representatives as its new executive director, effective Oct. 1.
Fact checking Kamala Harris
The New York Times must have been pretty desperate to find a few fact checks on Kamala Harris: It wasn't $1 trillion, it was $700 billion. Seriously? This is misleading? Another fact check dings Harris for saying they've created 800,000 manufacturing jobs when the real number is 739,000. Another upbraids her for saying correctly that ...continue reading "Fact checking Kamala Harris"
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