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St. Louis man charged with murder after trail of blood led to his home, police say
A man was charged with murder Thursday after police say a trail of blood led from his porch to a body in the backyard of a north St. Louis home.
Man shot multiple times, killed Wednesday night in south St. Louis
St. Louis County man charged with killing dad, leaving body in bathtub
With fluctuations in temperatures, drivers beware of potholes
With our wild fluctuations in temperatures, the pothole problem worsens across the area. Crews are taking advantage of the nice weather to make repairs.
U2’s Bono & The Edge stop by Las Vegas tiki bar
Looks like U2 is enjoying their down time in Sin City. The Las Vegas Review-Journal reports that Bono and The Edge were seen at The Golden Tiki, an off the strip bar in Vegas' Chinatown area, on Wednesday,…
Webster University seeks to reclassify endowment funds to cover loan obligations
Webster University is seeking to reclassify endowment funds to cover covenants on loan agreements, its board chair said Thursday, emphasizing that the move to solve a "financial challenge" came as it was making progress on turnaround goals.
Charges filed after 2 stabbed near Lincoln County commercial bakery
Landlord sued Webster Groves bar before it announced closure
[Magic Johnson]I just had one of my best speaking engagements ever with Edward Jones centered around the importance of DEI in St. Louis!
Habitat for Humanity Opens Application Process, Hosts Informational Meeting
From Mid Rivers Newsmagazine: Habitat for Humanity of St. Charles County is accepting new homeowner applications Feb. 1- Feb. 29. A free, informational meeting on Habitat homeownership is scheduled at 6 p.m. on Feb. 21 at the St. Charles County Habitat affiliate office, 2041 Trade Center Drive in St. Peters. Members of the Homeowner Selection […]
The search for a secret audit of SLMPD’s Force Investigative Unit
A special SLMPD police unit, created to investigate police shootings, was the subject of a damning audit in 2018. Six years later, only portions of that audit have found their way to the public eye. St. Louis Post-Dispatch metro columnist Tony Messenger obtained portions of the audit, which found problems in all 50 of the unit’s investigations between 2014 and 2018. Messenger shares his findings and insights into the ongoing efforts to obtain the full audit.
Former North County Co-op officer accused of sexually assaulting 19 men in his custody
Drone company founder speaks on launching live-streaming program in St. Louis despite backlash
For ‘Hairspray’ lead Caroline Eiseman, STL show is a homecoming
Caroline Eiseman has donned the big hair of teen dance phenom Tracy Turnblat in more than 100 performances of “Hairspray.” The St. Louis native shares her insights into the role, what it took to land the part and what it will mean when she performs in her hometown later this month.
Bruce Springsteen’s mother Adele dies at 98
Bruce Springsteen is mourning the loss of his mother, Adele, who passed away Wednesday, January 31, at the age of 98. The Boss shared a video on Instagram of him dancing with his mom…
Missouri AG Andrew Bailey previews legal fights over transgender issues in St. Louis
Missouri's attorney general previewed several upcoming legal battles over issues related to transgender students and health care on Thursday during a visit to St. Louis.
Police ID man found shot dead on Eads Bridge in St. Louis
Police on Thursday identified the man found shot dead this past weekend on the Missouri side of Eads Bridge.
Netflix, Tyler Perry to tell the story of heroic Black servicewomen in WWII
It’s not just solar that’s getting cheaper
Dave Roberts recommends that I take a look at Nat Bullard's deck of climate-related charts, and naturally I did. Here's a chart that should be familiar: The price of solar has plummeted over the past decade. But as conservatives are constantly reminding us, the sun doesn't always shine. Then what? The price of battery storage ...continue reading "It’s not just solar that’s getting cheaper"