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New study says Black drivers ticketed at 3x the rate of white drivers

1 year 8 months ago
Are Black drivers ticketed by police more than white drivers? A new study suggests they are. It compares tickets given via police vs. tickets given by speed cameras and finds that cameras treat everyone about the same while police decidedly don't. Here's the key chart: The red and blue lines are for camera tickets. They're ...continue reading "New study says Black drivers ticketed at 3x the rate of white drivers"
Kevin Drum

FOX 2 to air special: Amendment 2, Sports Betting in Missouri

1 year 8 months ago
ST. LOUIS -- Fox 2 is Your Local Election Headquarters. Join us on Thursday, October 24 at 6:30pm for our special: "Amendment 2, Sports Betting in Missouri". We'll look at what Amendment 2 would do if voters approved it. Hear from both sides of the issue and we'll break down how much money it will [...]

Timothy J. Chartrand Named Partner at Glisson Law

1 year 8 months ago
ALTON - Glisson Law, a premier personal injury law firm serving clients throughout Illinois and Missouri, is pleased to announce that Timothy J. Chartrand has been named partner in the firm. With a decade of dedicated service at Glisson Law, Tim’s new role as partner highlights his commitment to exceptional legal representation and his ongoing contribution to the firm’s growth and success. Since joining Glisson Law in 2014, Tim Chartrand has built a remarkable reputation for his work in personal injury law. Specializing in motor vehicle and trucking collisions, premises liability, nursing home abuse, medical malpractice, and product liability, Tim has consistently secured justice for clients facing life-altering injuries. His work aligns with Glisson Law's long-standing tradition of advocating for plaintiffs in the most serious and complex cases. "Tim has been an integral part of our firm, and his dedication to his clients, his strong work ethic, and his passion

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What’s on the November ballot for Franklin County?

1 year 8 months ago
Voters across Franklin County are preparing to go to the polls for the November general election. As no-excuse absentee voting begins Oct. 22 in Missouri, voters may still be unfamiliar with county-specific items on their ballot.
Joey Schneider