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This Week In Techdirt History: August 4th – 10th
Five Years Ago This week in 2019, “free speech defender” Devin Nunes filed more lawsuits against critics and vowed they weren’t the last, the New York Times joined the parade of media organizations that were totally and completely misrepresenting Section 230, and the recording industry was reaping what it sowed in the world of copyright […]
Man shot, killed Wednesday night in south St. Louis
The importance of back-to-school physicals
Getting the kids back to school is about more than just school supplies and new outfits. Making sure your child is healthy and ready for the year ahead is equally important.
Arrests made outside Ferguson police station on anniversary of Michael Brown’s death
Around midnight, at least five protesters tried to knock down part of the fence surrounding the police station, leading to the arrests.
Missouri corrections chief held in contempt for not releasing wrongfully convicted man
Missouri Attorney General Andrew Bailey's office has stopped the release of Howard Roberts from a state prison in Licking, Missouri.
'All police ain't bad!' - Ferguson chief vents frustration after officer suffers brain injury during protests
A Ferguson police officer is fighting for his life at a St. Louis hospital with a head injury suffered during a violent confrontation with protesters Friday night outside the Ferguson Police Department.
Wentzville home embraces modern farmhouse design
When you couple modern farmhouse decor with the “blank canvas” of a newly constructed residence, the result is what Lori Benson and her husband, Joe, have created over the past two years.
What's inside of the Gateway Arch?
Everything you ever want to know about the Gateway Arch, except for its weather control abilities.
Man found dead in creek in North St. Louis County
St. Louis’ Marquette High grad brings home the gold in international Chemistry Olympiad
Liu was one of only 36 students worldwide to earn a gold medal at the International Chemistry Olympiad in Saudi Arabia last month.
Missouri college offering cannabis programs 'built to be industry standards'
In the year since the courses started being offered, roughly 100 students have successfully obtained a certificate, which is made possible through MCC’s Workforce and Economic Development Division and Green Flower, a marijuana education provider.
'You matter': St. Louis Story Stitchers celebrates 10 years of using art as alternative for teen voices
Lost Dog In Maplewood
Friends Who Like Wrestling
Lustron house restored for period-accurate short-term rentals
John Kennamann and his son Caleb Higgens are restoring a rare Lustron house to its original 1950s condition, complete with period-accurate fixtures and a focus on creating an immersive experience for guests.
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