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Pedestrian fatally struck by unknown vehicle in south St. Louis
Victim shares statement at bond hearing for human trafficking suspects in St. Charles County
SLU Hospital nurses plan two-day strike in late-December
A group of SLU Hospital nurses is planning a two-day strike later this month. Organizers say the strike comes in protest of "union-busting" practices and outsourcing of RN jobs.
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80-year-old man critically injured by stray bullet in Dutchtown neighborhood
Nurses announce dates for SLU Hospital strike
A deadly hit-and-run involving a pedestrian in south St. Louis
An investigation is underway after a driver struck a pedestrian Friday evening in a south St. Louis.
Benton Park West Gravois
Fenton man accused of sexually assaulting girl for seven years, possibly linked to more victims
Jefferson County authorities have arrested a Fenton man accused of sexually assaulting a girl for seven years. Investigators say he is possibly linked to other victims.
Copyright Enforcement Is Hard: Mr. Beast Apologizes For Copyright Strikes On Reaction Videos
While not super common, we have seen issues surrounding copyright claims or negative reactions to so-called “reaction videos.” These videos essentially take content that is out there, typically on the internet, and then react to them in a video providing either additional context for the content or a reaction to it. Sometimes those reaction videos […]
December Movie Lineup at Webster Film Series
‘Decades Rock Live: Chicago & Friends’ to debut on pay per view
Chicago’s November concerts in Atlantic City, New Jersey, will debut Saturday as a pay per view event. Decades Rock Live: Chicago & Friends is a two-hour director's cut of the November concerts, which…
Bond decisions delayed for three St. Charles County trafficking suspects
Bond decisions await for three men charged in a high-profile St. Charles County trafficking case, though there appear to be some delays after several court hearings this week.
Linda Badran brought a child from Gaza to St. Louis for healing. Now she doesn’t know if she’s alive
When war erupted in the Gaza Strip, Linda Badran decided it was time to co-found a local chapter of the non-profit aid group Palestine Children’s Relief Fund. She wants to rally fellow St. Louisans who want to see an end to the war and contribute to the healing, and recovery, of the thousands of children being harmed by violence.
Was browsing Facebook market today and found this gem. Anyone know this guy?
Tinseltown: The Christmas Speakeasy “Where Everyday is Christmas”
Have You Been Naughty Or Nice? Because Tinseltown Is Coming To Town! Tinseltown is coming, just in time for winter! The all-encompassing Christmas-themed pop-up will be fulfilling all your festive […]
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Santa’s Magical Kingdom
Santa’s Magical Kingdom is unlike any other place on earth, and this year, it’s bigger, brighter and merrier! More than four million shimmering lights, electrifying special effects and whimsical worlds […]
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St. Charles men left victim bruised, bloody and beaten, prosecutors say
Three men accused of beating and holding captive a 20-year-old Indian man in rural Defiance will remain in jail while a St. Charles County judge decides whether to grant them bond.