Michelle B. Mitchell, 46, told police she stabbed a neighbor during an argument and then threw out bloody clothes, a knife and Bonds' phone, charges said.
A 15-year-old who was among those charged with opening fire during the Kansas City Chiefs Super Bowl rally has been sentenced to a state facility for youths.
As athletes in the 2024 Paris Olympics take center stage, let's take a second to reflect back on all the notable athletes that have come out of the Show-Me-State and showed the world they were made of
A shopping center in suburban St. Louis County was one of the first acquisitions by a real estate investment trust looking to acquire successful open-air shopping centers nationwide.
A Clay County judge on Friday refused to reverse her order from earlier this month that Missouri Attorney General Andrew Bailey answer questions under oath about conversations with a local official that may have violated legal ethics rules. Judge Karen Krauser ordered Bailey to sit for a deposition after it was discovered he and a […]
A Ferguson-Florissant School District administrator is under investigation in Maryland for continuing to serve on a school board in that state after taking a job in Missouri.
CAHOKIA HEIGHTS - State Representative Kevin Schmidt continued his commitment to fighting food insecurity by fulfilling his monthly donation to the TWIGS lunch program. As part of his ongoing commitment, Rep. Schmidt donated the legislative pay raise he voted against each month in the form of essential food items to local food pantries and non-profits within his district. “I was grateful today to donate my legislative pay raise in the form of food to the TWIGS lunch distribution program,” Rep. Schmidt said. “This program distributes food to children who are at risk of not having lunch during the summer months outside of school in Dupo, Cahokia Heights, and East Carondelet. I’m inspired by the work that TWIGS is doing in our community! Thank you, TWIGS!” To learn more about TWIGS and what they do, visit https://www.twigsforkids.com
A force investigations unit officially closed the case file Friday regarding the deadly 2022 shooting at Central Visual Performing Arts High School, concluding a thorough review of the tragedy.
EDWARDSVILLE – The Roxana Fire Department and the Roxana Police Department responded to a vehicle fire on Rte 143 at South Moreland Road on Friday afternoon, July 26, 2024. Upon arrival, firefighters encountered heavy flames coming from the engine compartment of a Charter Communication bucket truck. Firefighters swiftly extinguished the blaze, but the truck was declared a total loss. Traffic in the area was affected while the firefighters worked to control the fire. It is unknown what caused the fire.
Back in June, The Bear’s Jeremy Allen White, who’ll star as Bruce Springsteen in the upcoming movie Deliver Me From Nowhere, told Variety he had yet to meet The Boss —…
Ctrl-Alt-Speech is a weekly podcast about the latest news in online speech, from Mike Masnick and Everything in Moderation‘s Ben Whitelaw. Subscribe now on Apple Podcasts, Overcast, Spotify, Pocket Casts, YouTube, or your podcast app of choice — or go straight to the RSS feed. In the first ever live recording of Ctrl-Alt-Speech, Mike and […]
A former Best Buy employee in Chesterfield has been charged with stealing over $25,000 worth of merchandise from the company, admitting to the theft in order to send money to his family in Mexico.
This is Hilbert on the front lawn getting ready to eat some grass. He likes grass because it clears out his digestive system, which then ends up on our floor. I wouldn't mind so much except that he always heads for a carpet instead of just barfing on the hardwood floor where it's easy to ...continue reading "Friday Cat Blogging – 26 July 2024"
St. Louis has ranked among the top 10 U.S. metropolitan areas for job growth over the last year, with 31,000 new jobs added, led by the leisure and hospitality industries and the tech sector, and recent investment announcements have contributed to the momentum.
The New York Times informs us today that the latest trend is not to buy stuff just because you saw it on TikTok. Brett House, an economics professor at Columbia University, says this is probably thanks to bad economic times: After years of being told what to buy, TikTok users are trying something new: buying ...continue reading "Are teenagers really buying “only what they need”?"