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SUMMER EVENTS & PROGRAMS “Nazi’s Next Door: St. Louis Faces Nazism in the 1930s” Exhibit – through January 31, 2027 St. Louis Kaplan Feldman Holocaust Museum’s Karpati Gallery An original exhibition created by the St. Louis Kaplan Feldman Holocaust Museum, Nazis Next Door explores the ways in which Missourians, particularly St. Louisans, made the […]
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John Roberts Believes In The Unitary Executive, Except For When It Might Crash His Investment Portfolio
It is zero surprise that the Supreme Court officially overturned its 91-year-old precedent first created in Humphrey’s Executor. That case held that when Congress designates an agency as independent of the executive branch, the president cannot just fire its commissioners. The Humphrey’s Executor opinion stopped FDR from trying to fire an FTC Commissioner he didn’t […]
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The Courses Digest, Labs Digest, and Exams Digest Bundle gives you unlimited access to expertly crafted online courses, interactive labs and study tools. Whether you’re aiming for industry-recognized certifications or expanding your tech expertise, this bundle will help you get there with courses on CompTIA, AWS, Microsoft, Cisco, Salesforce, and more. It’s on sale for […]
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Former St. Louis firefighter, union leader running for aldermanic president
Alfred, a north St. Louis resident and the first Black to head the firefighters union, said Tuesday he will run in 2027 against incumbent Megan Green.
Melissa Etheridge launching the R.I.S.E. Summit to explore new treatments for addiction
Melissa Etheridge's current album is called Rise, but in November, it'll also stand for "Research, Innovation, Science, and Education."Melissa will launch the first R.I.S.E. Summit, which is being hosted by…
Jefferson County man arrested years after body found in plastic barrel in Gasconade River
The arrest came more than seven years after Gasconade County authorities began to investigate the disappearance of Michael A. Graham.
St. Louis Public Schools could close up to 22 schools next year
St. Louis Public Schools could close up to 22 schools next year, according to three new draft proposals released Monday, as the district grapples with declining enrollment and rising maintenance costs.
St. Charles County is latest to consider temporary ban on large data centers
The county's governing body is expected to vote on July 13 on the proposed six month data center ban.
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Two teens, juvenile charged for 38 car break-ins at Maryland Heights hotel
Three individuals have been charged in connection to nearly 40 car break-ins and one vehicle theft at a hotel in Maryland Heights earlier this week.
Zero Tolerance For Impaired Drivers During Independence Day Travel
SPRINGFIELD – The Illinois Department of Transportation, the Illinois State Police and local law enforcement throughout the state are reminding the public: Whether you’re drinking alcohol, using cannabis or under the influence of other drugs, if you get behind the wheel, you’ll face the consequences. During the Fourth of July “Drive Sober or Get Pulled Over” campaign, zero tolerance will be shown for those driving impaired. “Driving impaired is not a game
Hazelwood man accused of hate crime attack
A Hazelwood man used racist slurs before attacking a Black man outside an apartment complex where they lived, police allege.
Illinois Attorney General Kwame Raoul Issues Statement on Supreme Court Birthright Citizenship Decision
CHICAGO — Attorney General Kwame Raoul today issued the following statement in response to the U.S. Supreme Court’s decision in Trump v. Barbara. “Birthright citizenship was not a right solely created by amending the Constitution, as America’s tradition of birthright citizenship predates the 14th Amendment and the abolition of slavery in the United States. The notion that this decision wasn’t unanimous is disappointing, given the plain language of the 14th Amendment.
Two Vehicles Crash at Edwardsville Intersection
EDWARDSVILLE - Two vehicles, a white Chevy Cruze and a black Cadillac SUV, collided around 9:20 p.m. Sunday, June 28, 2026, at Troy Road and Governor's Parkway in Edwardsville, and one driver was taken to a hospital with non-life-threatening injuries. "One driver was transported to an area hospital for further evaluation with non-life-threatening injuries," City of Edwardsville spokesperson Cathy Hensley said for the Edwardsville Police Department. Hensley said both vehicles were towed from
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Colorado chicken chain 'Birdcall' plans expansion to St. Louis
Birdcall, a Colorado-based chicken chain, has plans to expand into the St. Louis market.
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Brendan Carr And The Trump FCC Hid Their Communications With Dodgy DOGE Bros
DOGE was always designed to provide flimsy pseudo-efficiency cover for wholesale corruption. It was designed to pretend that the government was “cutting waste and fraud” while a bunch of velour tracksuit wearing con men stripped the country for parts and sold what was left off the back loading dock. As we’ve since explored, DOGE also […]
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