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Pevely mom to be tried in Jefferson County for children's murders
A Pevely mother charged last month with killing her two children will be tried in Jefferson County in both deaths, even though her daughter was shot and killed in St. Francois County.
AXS TV celebrating the ‘Greatest Songs of the 70s’ with new series
AXS TV is celebrating the music of the '70s with a brand new series debuting in July.The Top Ten Revealed: 200 Of The Greatest Songs Of The 70s will take a…
Honor Awards 2024 Art Exhibition
Honor Awards 2024 features new artwork by ten regional artists who received Awards of Excellence in the 2022 juried exhibits at Art Saint Louis. Honor Awards 2024 will show in […]
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Teams unveil plans for international housing design contest to be held in St. Louis in 2025
Bismarck police looking for felony suspect on assault charges
Rhonda Conner, a 47-year-old felony suspect, is wanted by the Bismarck police for assault charges and is considered armed and dangerous.
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Former Politico Owner Launches New Journalism Finishing School To Try And Fix All The ‘Wokeness’
I’ve noted more than a few times that the primary problem with U.S. journalism is the fact that most major media outlets are owned by out of touch billionaire brunchlords who genuinely don’t understand the modern media environment, can’t see their own gender, race, or class biases, and often have absolutely no earthly fucking idea […]
Workers at St. Louis-based kratom retailer vote to unionize
CBD Kratom employees have become the first Missouri workers in the industry to unionize, following a Friday election.
The election spanned across 17 stores in eastern Missouri and Illinois operated by the St. Louis-based CBD Kratom, which sells largely kratom and hemp-derived THC products. Employees voted 23 to 6 to unionize, with 75% of the eligible employees participating.
“I’m so excited and so proud of everyone,” said Taylor Moore, sales associate. “I’m encouraged to know that our…
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Maplewood restaurant is closing permanently
An eatery in Maplewood known as "the bar with the swings" is closing permanently.
Messenger: Ballwin, ex-police chief are sued over ‘outrageous’ background searches
Hundreds of Ballwin citizens may have had their privacy rights violated, the lawsuit says. It also claims the police chief did not act alone.
Washington U. chief vowed to be ‘in’ and ‘for’ St. Louis. Did arrests diminish the message?
Washington University’s chancellor vowed that the elite school would be ‘In St. Louis, for St. Louis.’ But after fallout from protests and arrests on campus, critics question the school’s commitment.
Teams unveil plans for international housing design contest to be held in St. Louis in 2025
The contestants participating in an international housing design competition, to be held next year in downtown St. Louis, gave each other the first glimpses Thursday of their affordable, energy-efficient housing designs that will be built and displayed on site.
Missouri teacher ‘wouldn’t recommend’ OnlyFans career, says she’s a ‘total outcast’
Monday, June 10 - An underutilized program to protect local kids
A recent report showed child abuse investigators missed warning signs parents were taking fentanyl before their children overdosed. As St. Louis Public Radio’s Jason Rosenbaum explains, the report is prompting sharp questions about why Missouri’s Children’s Division isn’t using a process to steer parents into rehabilitation programs.
Vote on St. Charles library closures delayed after public outcry
The St. Charles County Library Board has postponed the vote on closing three branches and eliminating 64 jobs due to public backlash, and will hold listening sessions and online surveys to gather feedback.
Houses proposed for Town and Country strip mall too dense for ‘country’ character, officials say
McBride Homes is proposing homes around three streets anchored by a restaurant and greenspace in place of the Woods Mill Center, a strip mall southwest of I-64 and Highway 141.
Skilled trades on the rise as college enrollment sags. ‘Ticket to the middle class.’
Skilled trades are experiencing a renaissance, propelled by young adults looking to avoid soaring college tuition and student debt.
Slow process of Missouri marijuana expungement drags on months after constitutional deadlines
IRONTON — Sammye White balanced carefully on a stepladder as she pulled a hefty box marked “1993” off the top shelf. White, the elected circuit clerk for Iron County in southeast Missouri, was searching for an old marijuana case. The small storage room near her office is packed with faded ledgers indexing criminal cases by […]
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