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Missouri crime to be featured on 'Snapped' 20th anniversary special, Sunday
The TV show Snapped is airing a special 20th-anniversary premiere Sunday, starting season 33. The two-hour special will focus on a crime involving Jerry Cassaday, a Missouri native who was manipulated by his internet girlfriend, Sharee Paulette Kitley Miller, into traveling to Michigan to murder her husband, Bruce Miller.
Fast-building, fast-moving storms move across St. Louis region
The St. Louis area is on the receiving end of another round of powerful storms, bringing with them more severe weather threats, including possible tornadoes, rain, hail, and strong winds.
Robert Plant, Peter Frampton & more oppose AI-generated recordings of late singer Steve Marriott’s vocals
Robert Plant, Peter Frampton, David Gilmour and Bryan Adams are just a few of the A-list musicians supporting the family of the late British singer Steve Marriott, who's opposing the…
Pedestrian killed by hit-and-run driver on Chippewa Street in St. Louis
A 63-year-old man was killed by a hit-and-run driver Tuesday evening while crossing Chippewa Street in south city.
Analyzing supply and demand: St. Louis Metro and County PD encounter high number of drug overdose 911 calls last year
Endangered Silver Advisory issued for missing St. Louis County man
A missing elderly St. Louis County man was spotted in Edwardsville, Illinois, on Wednesday, as authorities asked the public for help in locating him.
Medtech startup plans to double headcount
The expected headcount growth comes as the company has started to generate revenue after spending 2023 developing its technology to provide data to customers.
U.S. House GOP targets noncitizen voting, even though it’s rare
WASHINGTON — U.S. House Speaker Mike Johnson Wednesday unveiled a bill that would require states to verify proof of citizenship to prevent noncitizens from voting in federal elections, something already barred under the law. Johnson, a Louisiana Republican who played a key role through legal challenges in defending the former president’s efforts to overturn the […]
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Lunchtime Photo
This is a golden breasted starling at the LA Zoo. They have a whole cage full of these things, half of them hanging upside down like bats showing off their bright yellow chests.
St. Louis-based global packaging business grows in Australia, New Zealand
A growing global packaging business based in St. Louis has expanded its presence in Australia and New Zealand.
Photos: Viewers share photos of storm damage, rain, hail
Today is a day to stay weather aware, as severe thunderstorms are forecasted to impact the St. Louis region between 11 a.m. and 8 p.m.
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Can ChatGPT Violate Your Privacy Rights If It Doesn’t Store Your Data?
If you were to ask someone to state the birthday of someone else, and the person asked just made up a date, which was not the actual birthday, would you argue that the individual’s privacy had been violated? Would you argue that there should be a legal right to demand that the person explain how […]
Thousands without power in St. Louis metro amid severe storms
Thousands of people are without power in the St. Louis metro as severe weather rolls through the region.
Museum of Illusions sets opening date at City Foundry STL
An optical illusions experience will open on May 24 at City Foundry STL in Midtown.
Richie Sambora is open to a Bon Jovi reunion: “The fans will just love it”
Most Bon Jovi fans are still hoping to see guitarist Richie Sambora back onstage with the band some day, and it appears he hasn’t ruled it out.Sambora, who departed the group in 2013,…
Weapons charges filed after gun found in student's backpack
A Parkway South High School student is facing weapons charges for allegedly carrying a gun in his backpack while on school property.
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