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MARYVILLE - Revolution Dispensary is proud to announce the grand opening of a new location in Maryville, Illinois. The St. Louis community is invited to celebrate this milestone, which exemplifies Revolution Dispensary's commitment to superior quality and customer connections. The festivities begin at 9 a.m. on February 16th, with the official ribbing-cutting ceremony to begin at 11 a.m. at the brand-new Maryville location. Honored guests in attendance include Maryville Mayor Craig Short, President/CEO of the TMSM Chamber of Commerce, Dawn Mushill, and Bolden Investments CEO Charles Bolden. Revolution Dispensary Maryville is thrilled to join the local community and officially welcome customers. Shoppers visiting during the grand opening celebration will enjoy exclusive deals and discounts. The event also allows visitors to explore a curated range of top-tier cannabis products in a welcoming and highly knowledgeable environment. This is a unique opportunity to discover why Revolution

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The St. Olaf Choir, conducted by Anton Armstrong will perform at First Presbyterian Church of Kirkwood in Kirkwood, Missouri on Monday, February 12 at 7:00 p.m. during its 2024 National […]

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WASHINGTON – Former President Donald Trump asked the U.S. Supreme Court on Monday to further delay his federal criminal trial on charges he attempted to subvert the 2020 election, contending his actions were protected by presidential immunity. In a 40-page application to the Supreme Court late Monday, Trump and his attorneys asked the justices to pause pretrial activities […]

The post Trump asks U.S. Supreme Court to pause federal trial over presidential immunity question appeared first on Missouri Independent.

A publicly traded company with a large subsidiary presence in St. Louis has sold its campus here.

Police say 112 crashes happened last year on New Halls Ferry Road, 33 of which resulted in injuries. There have already been 15 accidents and two deaths in 2024.

City leaders claim the demolition signifies a "pivotal moment" for Berkeley's urban landscape.

Build-A-Bear Workshop's newest line of plush toys is what the company calls “squishable, lovable and huggable friends.” But a rival toy manufacturer in a lawsuit served to the company last month called the line an infringement of trade dress rights.

A federal judge has reduced the prison sentence for an informant who helped prosecutors send three St. Louis aldermen to prison for corruption crimes.

The Safe Haven Baby Box allows for the legal safe surrender of a baby with complete anonymity.

Vox joins the disturbing trend of news outlets that insist on finding disturbing trends everywhere: Car crashes are killing too many young Africans like Kelvin Kiptum.... His death reflects a broader epidemic of preventable car crash deaths in the Global South — a pattern that has intensified in recent years.... Last year, the World Health ...continue reading "Traffic deaths in Africa are down"

Last month we wrote about Netchoice suing Ohio over its “Parental Notification by Social Media Act,” in which I filed a declaration highlighting how problematic the law would be for a site like Techdirt. By the time we’d finished the article about the lawsuit, a federal judge had already granted a temporary injunction, blocking the […]

A federal judge in Chicago has sentenced a former chief of staff to longtime Illinois House Speaker Michael Madigan to two and a half years in prison for lying under oath to a grand jury to protect his once-powerful boss.

A federal judge has again delayed the wire fraud and money laundering trial of William “Sam” McCann, a former candidate for Illinois governor. McCann was briefly hospitalized last week and told a judge that he was “medically and psychologically” unable to proceed.

Payton Thomas has been dancing since she was 8 years old and currently teaches classes at the YMCA in Tacoma.