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Man on lawn mower falls into pond, then drowns in rural Missouri
A man operating a lawn mower fell into a private pond in rural Missouri just moments before he drowned Friday afternoon, according to the Missouri State Highway Patrol.
Report: Rise of rent outpacing rise of wages in St. Louis region
A new report finds that the rise of rent costs is outpacing the rise of worker wages over recent years in the St. Louis region.
Man shot and killed in north St. Louis
Officers responded to the shooting on Whittier Street around 9 a.m., police said.
Teen shot in leg while walking in north St. Louis neighborhood
The teen told officers he was walking in the 1200 block of Bryant Street when he heard gunshots and felt pain in his leg.
The Muny’s “Dreamgirls” is a Soulful Spectacular
Jaw-dropping Vocals & Radiant Sets Make this a dazzling show by Pat Lindsey At least once each summer The Muny bestows upon its audiences a dazzling production that is star-studded and bejeweled with beautiful costumes and sets and wrapped in a memorable soundtrack. “Dreamgirls” is that show this summer. “Dreamgirls is a spectacularly […]
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Celebrating July 4th in Florissant
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City Foundry surges among massive increases in spending across City of St. Louis
Why do we care what Elon Musk thinks of Star Wars?
This is from the Wall Street Journal this morning: I'm not picking on the Journal here. They're just one of many. My question is: Why does Elon Musk's every utterance seem to get news play? In the case of Donald Trump it's understandable. He was president of the United States and might be again. But ...continue reading "Why do we care what Elon Musk thinks of Star Wars?"
Woman dead after shooting involving off-duty officer, St. Louis police say
Raw data: Killer chemicals
According to a new study, here's our best estimate of the number of premature deaths caused each year by a variety of chemicals: But wait! I left the two biggest killers off because they wrecked the y-axis. Here's the full chart: Lead kills more people than every other chemical combined. And drawing from other sources, ...continue reading "Raw data: Killer chemicals"
An off-duty police officer shot and killed a woman Friday night, St. Louis police say
The younger woman's boyfriend, a 28-year-old man, then drew his gun and shot the 26-year-old woman.
Woman hit by train Friday night in St. Louis
St. Louis police say a woman was walking on the train tracks near around 7:30 p.m. while listening to music with earbuds in her ears.
Man found dead by the Gateway Arch grounds
Homicide detectives are investigating.
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Urban League Capital Readiness Program accepting applications
The National Urban League’s Center of Entrepreneurship in St. Louis is accepting applications for the U.S. Minority Business Development Agency’s Small Business Capital Readiness Program.
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St. Louis police investigate teen's shooting death on Whittier Street
District 6 officers are investigating a fatal shooting at Whittier Street and St. Louis Ave, and homicide detectives have been called in to assist.
St. Louis police investigate death near Arch grounds
A male was found dead at the 500 block of Leonor K. Sullivan Boulevard in St. Louis, prompting a large police presence and an ongoing investigation.
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