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Katy Perry Wins Trademark Suit Brought By Katie Perry In Australia
It’s been over a year since we last talked about the trademark dispute between Katy Perry, the American pop star, and Katie Perry, an Australian woman with a fashion line. To bring you up to speed, and I’ll use first names here to keep the confusion at a minimum, Katy sold merchandise for her 2014 […]
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Florissant residents frustrated by sewage backups, lack of support
In early November, Missouri experienced record-breaking rainfall, with the City of Florissant battling over 8 inches of rain in 24 hours.
New MoDOT director focused on staffing, keeping construction projects on track
Following a leadership change earlier this month, the new director of the Missouri Department of Transportation said the agency is still on track to increase staffing and finish construction projects on time.
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From enforcers to advocates: Cops fight for convict’s freedom
A convicted robber now has some in the law enforcement community behind his fight for freedom.
St. Louis Police Chief Robert Tracy joins TISL to update on recent crime investigations
Proposal for Rams settlement money to repave county subdivisions
St. Louis County officials are asking for $40 million to re-pave subdivisions.
Firefighter falls through floor as crews battle Reynolds house blaze
A firefighter who fell through the floor of a burning house was transported to a hospital Tuesday afternoon in Reynolds, Ill. Firefighters told Our Quad Cities News that a firefighter fell from the first floor to the basement while crews battled a blaze in a house on the 400 block of Lincoln Street. They said [...]
Skimming crimes increasing in STL area as holidays approach
St. Louis resident Ross Friedrich has seen reports about skimming devices used to steal bank information to commit fraud, hoping to not become a victim after learning about the latest news involving a federal indictment related to skimming.
Welfare check leads to homicide investigation in St. Louis County
The St. Louis County Police Department is investigating after finding a man deceased inside a home Tuesday afternoon.
Support growing by the minute for injured CBC student
Police are still searching for the suspect in a shooting that's left a 16-year-old in critical condition. At the same time, a massive show of support for the teen and his family is growing by the minute.
Raw data: US exports to Mexico
Mexico says they'll retaliate if Donald Trump levies a 25% tariff on everything we buy from them. But retaliate how? What do they buy from us? In fact, they buy about $300 billion worth of goods from us every year. Here are the US industries that would be hurt the most if Mexico levied broad ...continue reading "Raw data: US exports to Mexico"
Ameren planning to raise rates by 15%. As if our electric bill wasn't crazy enough as it is!
Two From MRH: 1. District ranks in top 1% in state 2. Auditors give MRH highest level of assurance
Maplewood School district has announced news about its high ranking in the state’s Annual Performance Report, and also that auditors have given the District’s financial statements the highest level of assurance. 1. Maplewood Richmond Heights School District currently ranks among the top 1% of Missouri school districts, according to stats released on Nov. 25 by […]
Webster University pushes back against ‘financial distress’ designation
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Civic disorder follow-up: The case of fare evasion
A reader has suggested that fare evasion is a good measure of the low-level disorder I wrote about yesterday. Maybe! And in New York City it's way up: I'm of three minds on this. On the one hand, it's obviously a symptom of low-level lawbreaking, and it's not really pandemic related. Fare evasion did spike ...continue reading "Civic disorder follow-up: The case of fare evasion"
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