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Controversial St. Charles County development passes first phase
A controversial St. Charles County development that was shot down last summer is back on the table and made it past a major hurdle Wednesday.
Police investigating a string of car thefts, car break-ins in Crestwood
Senate Democrats break Missouri filibustering record
Senate Democrats made history in Jefferson City Wednesday by filibustering for over 48 hours.
Smoke break
St. Louis proposal aims to extend dispensary hours until midnight
One swim team providing life-saving lessons to all ages
Young children, ages 11 and 12, face the troubling statistic of being ten times more likely to drown. But one swim team is combating this trend.
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New Rail route petition (start’s in STL)
Stream Subscription Hopping Is Here; Can Live Sports Tamp It Down?
For years and years we have documented here the trend of cord-cutting from traditional cable television services. And we all know where those previous subscribers have gone: to streaming services, particularly as those services have matured and performed better than they did in the early days. But if cord-cutting was a thing the cable industry […]
Photography clubs?
Father and son drug dealing duo nabbed
Pictures of seized drugs only tell part of the story of what federal agents cleared from the streets of St. Louis. Authorities say a father and son admitted dealing drugs, valuing in millions of dollars.
St. Charles Library district is considering closing locations and laying off staff
Checking in with City SC fans as season nears halfway mark
High expectations or predicting a sophomore slump? It was hard to say how City SC would perform in its second season. But fans say so far, so good.
Cicada safari app helping researchers learn more about the bug
With 13-year cicadas now swarming St. louis and 17-year cicadas emerging elsewhere, scientists are calling on all of us to go on a cicada safari to help them study this rare, natural phenomenon.
Search for Calhoun County teen and his dogs focuses on Illinois River
Sarah DeJaynes and her family have been searching for her son since he went missing on Mother’s Day.
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