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Man shoots at dog, hits 11-year-old boy playing football in St. Louis' Baden neighborhood
Investigators said the boy was playing football with his friends when a dog began running around. The suspect began shooting toward the dog, but struck the boy instead.
Eric Seiler Sr., chairman of Seiler Instrument, dies at 95
Eric P. Seiler Sr., who built family-owned Seiler Instrument into one of St. Louis' largest private companies, died Jan. 7 at age 95.
Winter Weather Advisory in effect until 4 p.m.
Precipitation will start as rain and sleet, then transition to sleet and snow and then all snow. Accumulating snow is expected.
KC police: Dispute led to shooting at Chiefs Super Bowl rally
Kansas City police said a dispute between several people led to the shooting on Wednesday at the Chiefs Super Bowl rally. One person was killed, and more than 20 were injured.
Florissant goes ‘all in’ to attract young people with high-tech gaming lab
Florissant spent $250,000 in federal American Rescue Plan Act money to deck out a large room in its community center as an online gaming spot named Fusion 314
St. Louis sends cash to Laclede's Landing for revitalization
The historic riverfront neighborhood will receive nearly $129,000 to hire someone to attract businesses, write grant applications and do other work to revive the area.
Dispute led to shooting at Chiefs' Super Bowl rally: police
Kansas City police say a dispute between several people, not terrorism, led to the deadly shooting Wednesday at the Chiefs' Super Bowl rally.
Amaizing Arepa Bar opens in downtown St. Louis
The fast-casual concept expands on its previous pop-up menu of arepas, empanadas, and other classic Venezuelan dishes.
Does Missouri have the death penalty?
After the Kansas City Chiefs Super Bowl parade shooting Wednesday afternoon, Google Trends showed people were searching to see if Missouri still had the death penalty.
Finish this sentence, the most underrated place in St. Louis is _____
Has Wired Given Up On Fact Checking? Publishes Facts-Optional Screed Against Section 230 That Gets Almost Everything Wrong
What is going on at Wired Magazine? A few years ago, the magazine went on a bit of a binge with some articles that completely misrepresented Section 230. While I felt those articles were extraordinarily misleading, at least they seemed to mostly live in the world of facts. Its latest piece goes so far beyond […]
Carl Palmer releasing career-spanning box set
The career of legendary drummer Carl Palmer is being celebrated with a new career-spanning box set. Carl Palmer Fanfare for the Common Man will consist of three CDs of music from Palmer’s various…
Parson rejects Missouri National Guard’s request to bolster ranks with bonus pay
At the same time Gov. Mike Parson is planning to send Missouri soldiers to the Texas border, his proposed budget zeroes out $5.7 million sought by the National Guard.
TKO: Kevin Demoff's historical revisionism sparks controversy
You can be a big fan of history, but not necessarily when its being rewritten. At least in the hands of Los Angeles Rams executive Kevin Demoff.
Missouri rolls up huge cannabis sales in 2023
Missouri sold $1.3 billion worth of cannabis in 2023, its first year of adult use sales, making it the sixth-largest market in the nation.
Letter To The Editor: Parents of Young People in Edwardsville District 7 Need To Be Aware Of Plan To Install One All-Gender Restroom
Letter to the Editor: Parents of young people in Edwardsville District 7 should be aware of plans to remove two traditional “single sex” bathrooms at Edwardsville High School – to be replaced with one “all gender” bathroom – to be used by both boys and girls – with 22 toilets, but no urinals. On Monday, as an Edwardsville taxpayer, I attended a school board “work session” at Liberty Middle School. An architect showed plans to the board and superintendent, with citizens able to listen and watch the discussion. The legislation that allows “multiple-occupancy, all-gender” bathrooms for schools was introduced by Rep. Katie Stuart (D – Edwardsville) and this legislation was signed into law by Gov. Pritzker in August 2023. Rep. Stuart is a math teacher by profession, and her husband, Dr. Steve Stuart, is the principal at Edwardsville High School. The presentation mentioned Loudoun County, Va. and St. Paul, Minn.
Rod Stewart sells rights to his songs to Iconic Artists Group
Rod Stewart is joining artists like The Beach Boys, Cher, Linda Ronstadt, Stephen Stills and The Beach Boys on the roster of Iconic Artists Group, which acquires and manages the rights to artists' music and brands. Iconic's CEO…
Extend the look and feel of your home into your garage with Closet Factory’s custom garage offerings
Learn how Closet Factory in St. Louis transforms garages from traditional car storage spaces into personalized cozy living spaces with custom storage solutions, flooring options, and smart technology integration.
Man accused in downtown crash had no record, chief says; victims ID'd
The man accused of causing a crash that killed two tourists after a downtown St. Louis concert early Wednesday had no criminal record, St. Louis' police chief said Thursday.
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