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Accused burglar faces a dozen charges for thefts across St. Louis County
An accused burglar is facing charges related to eight separate incidents over the past five weeks in St. Louis County.
NTSB calls out Boeing, Spirit AeroSystems for not responding to document requests
The U.S. Justice Department has started a criminal investigation into the Boeing 737 Max midair door plug blowout.
Missouri attorney general sues Florida real estate firm
Missouri Attorney General Andrew Bailey this month sued a Florida real estate firm, alleging it used high-pressure tactics to sell residents brokerage services.
St. Louis-based professional services firm buys Texas engineering business
The HFW Companies (HFW), a growing, St. Louis-based professional services firm targeting the architecture, engineering and construction sector for investments, has expanded with an acquisition in Texas.
Neptali Mejia Pleads Guilty to Killing Family Friend on Cherokee Street
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Sometime in the next few months a star called T Corona Borealis is going to explode. How do we know this? Because T CrB isn't going to be a supernova—which would be unpredictable and destroy the star for good. In fact, T CrB isn't even a single star. It's a binary star: a white dwarf ...continue reading "Lunchtime Photo"
Annie Lennox working with The Revolution’s Wendy Melvoin and Lisa Coleman
There may be a new female supergroup on the way.Variety reports that during the 2024 Pop Conference at USC on Friday, March 8, Wendy Melvoin and Lisa Coleman, best known…
City of St. Louis Recreation Division 2024 Summer Camp Registration Opens
2024 Summer sessions camps begin June 3rd and July 8th
Will teen in fight near Hazelwood East be charged as an adult? A judge may decide.
As a graphic video of a fight near Hazelwood East High School continued to circulate online, court officials declined to comment on closed juvenile court proceedings.
Man charged in December carjacking
A St. Louis County man has been charged in connection with a December 2023 carjacking in Shrewsbury.
Bradford pear, burning bush and other invasive plants to be banned in Missouri under new bill
Biden Mostly Ignored The Internet In His State Of The Union, But He Still Has Some Terrible Ideas About It In His Agenda
Every year, the President lays out the administration’s major agenda in the State of the Union address. For those of us who cover tech policy, there’s always some fear that something dumb will be said. In the last couple of years, Biden pushed nonsense moral panics about the evils of the internet. So, in some […]
Arrest warrant issued for man accused of exposing himself
A Jefferson County Circuit Court judge signed an arrest warrant for a man accused of exposing himself to others at his apartment building.
Biden, Bibi, and the Elusive Cease-Fire
Today on TAP: There will be no deal in time for the beginning of Ramadan tonight, and Netanyahu’s defiance keeps bleeding both Gaza and Biden’s re-election chances.
Holleman: Lawsuit raises questions about relationships in Wesley Bell’s office
Defendant in case involving St. Louis County Prosecuting Attorney’s office has refused to answer questions whether a supervisor had sex with subordinates working in prosecutor’s office.
Missouri sues Florida firm tied to controversial brokerage contracts
The lawsuit accuses companies affiliated with MV Realty of using high-pressure sales tactics and deceptive marketing to have people agree to use its brokers if they ever sold their homes.
Dean Plocher draws new scrutiny over series of Capitol meetings with out-of-state vendor
Missouri House Speaker Dean Plocher arranged a series of meetings in the state Capitol last month between GOP legislators and an out-of-state technology vendor, inviting renewed bipartisan criticism of the embattled Republican as he remains the focus of an ongoing ethics investigation.
The unusual arrangement — including a meeting with GOP leadership that took place in the speaker’s Capitol office — is drawing comparisons to Plocher unsuccessfully pushing last year for the House to spend $800,000…
Bruce Springsteen makes surprise appearance at John Mellencamp’s New Jersey show
Folks who came out to John Mellencamp’s concert at the New Jersey Performing Arts Center on Sunday, March 10, got quite a treat.While Mellencamp was getting ready to perform his…
Neptali Mejia Pleads Guilty to Killing Family Friend on Cherokee Street
An emotional scene played out in a St. Louis courtroom this morning as a 20-year-old pleaded guilty to involuntary manslaughter and heard directly from the family of the teenager whose death he caused. Jonathan Cruz was 19 when he was gunned down in a car outside of a barber shop on Cherokee Street in the City of St. Louis in July 2021. In court this morning, his family stood on one side of the courtroom in front of Circuit Court Judge Katherine Fowler.
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