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Lawsuit: Two children, including one with autism, abused at St. Louis County day care
Two young children, including one with autism, were hit, dragged and left unsupervised at a day care in St. Louis County, according to a lawsuit filed this month.
Freedom Suits Memorial stands tall on Juneteenth
The Juneteenth Celebration on Wednesday commemorating the St. Louis Freedom Suits Memorial in the Civil Courts Building courtyard was held on a day that was likely like one in Galveston, Texas exactly 159 years earlier on June 19, 1865.
Build-a-Bear, Square founders back Republican secretary of state candidate
Maxine Clark and Jim McKelvey, a St. Louis native who co-founded Square, now called Block, were both listed as hosts for a kick-off event on Tuesday.
Investigators: Illegal firework may have led to St. Louis apartment explosion
Investigators say an illegally-manufactured firework may have led to an apartment explosion Tuesday evening in south St. Louis.
This Week in Gardening & Nature
Plant of the Week: Liatris, Gayfeathers St. Louis Gardeners: Growing more veggies than you can eat? Drop off weekly by Noon Monday-Tuesday at The Garden Shop on Hampton. There’s a table for donated produce. Donated veggies go to Growing Food, Growing People Plan your garden with 2024 Seed St. Louis Planting Calendar St. Louis Post-Dispatch Garden … Continue reading This Week in Gardening & Nature →
Ronald McDonald House reveals 72-room facility near Forest Park
Ronald McDonald House St. Louis has opened a new 72-bedroom facility, Grove House, which will soon expand to 92 families, allowing them to serve 40% more families each year.
Are people starving in Gaza? How many?
I continue to be completely befuddled by the scope of the food problems in Gaza. For starters, here are the UN's overall numbers: This suggests that 330,000 Gazans are experiencing acute malnutrition and at least 220 are currently dying of malnutrition every day. This comes to nearly 30,000 people dead of malnutrition since January. How ...continue reading "Are people starving in Gaza? How many?"
City Nerd says St. Louis is the most underrated/undervalued city for urbanism in the US
Opinions on The Soulard School?
Rolla pharmacy worker shot during attempted robbery
Justin M. Wonsewitz, 41, was arrested for attempting to rob Sinks Pharmacy in Rolla, MO, after shooting an employee and stealing narcotics.
Lawsuit claims St. Louis' guaranteed basic income violates constitution, charter
(The Center Square) β The City of St. Louisβ guaranteed basic income program violates its own Charter, the Missouri Constitution and must cease, according to a lawsuit.
Carondelet Boulevard under Interstate 55 closed starting June 19
That section of road is expected to be closed for a week.
Person rescued from water in Castlewood State Park
ST. LOUIS COUNTY, Mo. - An individual was rescued from the water at Castlewood State Park Wednesday afternoon. According to Cpl. Dallas Thompson, police received notification of a near drowning around 1 p.m. by the old boat ramp. Bystanders pulled the individual out of the water. The person was transported to the hospital after regaining [...]
Madison County animal shelter in crisis due to hot temperatures
The Madison County Animal Care and Control shelter is looking for temporary foster homes for 17 dogs being kept at their shelter without air conditioning.
Trench collapse rescue in Winchester, Missouri
Emergency crews have responded to a possible trench collapse Wednesday afternoon in Ballwin.
Man charged with St. Louis murder wrote threatening letters to witnesses, cops say
Anton D. Moore, 32, was charged with tampering with a witness in a felony prosecution and tampering with a victim in a felony prosecution.
Nothing beats that first glimpse of the Gateway Arch after a long road trip.
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Man charged with manslaughter for shooting brother during argument in Pine Lawn
A man on Tuesday was charged with shooting and killing his brother during an argument.
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