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Domestic violence incident leaves one dead, one in custody
A domestic violence incident turned deadly Thursday night in Fenton, according to police.
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Hundreds compete for $75k Arch Grants. Mentors can make the difference
Hundreds of entrepreneurs from St. Louis and beyond apply for the Arch Grants Startup Competition each year, in the hopes of securing a $75,000 grant. The stakes are high, but a free mentorship program at the Olin Business School at Washington University is giving founders valuable feedback to help take their application to the next level.
How an expat and a transplant found community through the St. Louis Mosaic Project
Moving to a new place comes with a great deal more than an address change. For those who pack up their lives to move to an entirely new country, adjusting to language, systems, and culture that’s very different from what they’ve known can be difficult and lonely. The St. Louis Mosaic Project’s International Mentoring Program pairs immigrants with St. Louisans in order to promote networking opportunities, build friendships and help people new to the U.S. navigate life in the region.
Roger Daltrey enjoys a specially brewed beer for 80th birthday
Roger Daltrey turned 80 on Friday, March 1, and he celebrated with a nice cold beer. But it wasn’t just any old can of suds.The Who frontman showed off his birthday…
St. Louis man sentenced for killing woman, Eureka High sophomore
Graylon Lindsey, 24, pleaded guilty to two counts of second-degree murder, which had been reduced from first-degree, and received two terms of life in prison with parole eligibility after 30 years.
Missouri teachers using affirming ‘pronouns’ could face felony crime.
'Please slow down and get there alive' | Driver walks away with a minor injury after crash nearly splits car in half
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To You, I Go
To You, I Go (2023) is Jessica Page’s visual love letter to St. Louis. Although St. Louis is rarely romanticized, Page aims to showcase the softest purest side of her […]
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Aldermanic Bill on Police Surveillance Goes Beyond Mayor’s Order
Activists and community members packed the St. Louis Board of Aldermen’s Public Safety Committee meeting yesterday to call for stronger police surveillance transparency measures. They say the mayor’s executive order on the topic, which she announced last week, is flimsy and doesn’t offer true accountability. The mayor hoped to use the existence of the executive order to force aldermen to act on red-light and speed cameras with urgency, but aldermen are resisting.
East St. Louis man sentenced for drug dealing, shooting
A man has received 15 years in prison for charges related to dealing fentanyl and a fatal shooting, according to the U.S. Attorney's Office in St. Louis.
NHL trade deadline is one week away; who might the Blues move?
One week away from the NHL trade deadline, the St. Louis Blues find themselves in a tough position. They're on the cusp of a playoff spot, but they've lost considerable ground heading into March.
Despite St. Louis mayor’s opposition, progressive groups backing police oversight bill
Representatives of organizations like Arch City Defenders and Action St. Louis and urged aldermen to advance the plan.
Sports Illustrated Threw Lavish Parties As It Was Shit-canning All Its Actual Journalists
As the Vice collapse and Messenger collapse just got done illustrating in glorious technicolor, the problem with online U.S. journalism isn’t that it’s not inherently profitable. The problem is usually that the worst, least competent, shallowest people imaginable routinely fail upward into positions of management, then treat the media companies they acquire and operate like […]
Deep Purple drops new animated video for “Smoke On The Water”
Deep Purple has shared a new video for their classic track “Smoke On The Water.” The animated clip recounts recounts the story of the song’s origin. It was inspired by the events that…
Four Franklin County men indicted with stolen check fraud
The U.S. District Court in St. Louis has indicted four men from Franklin County who are accused of committing fraud through stolen checks as well as stealing mail.
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Bollywood actress says her friend in St. Louis was shot and killed while taking a walk
The actress said Amarnath Ghosh was an "excellent dancer" pursuing a doctoral degree in St. Louis and was taking a walk when he was shot.
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