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Just what is a “single function” of a gun’s trigger?
The Supreme Court ruled today that a "bump stock" does not convert a semiautomatic firearm into a machine gun and is therefore legal. The key question is whether a rifle with a bump stock fires continuously or needs to be separately engaged for each round fired. As a result, the entire argument depends on a ...continue reading "Just what is a “single function” of a gun’s trigger?"
St. Charles County man drowned Friday morning, police say
A neighbor saw the man walk into the pond, but not resurface.
What sections/seats are my best bet for shade at 6/23's 1:15 Cards game?
STL to Table Rock Lake/Branson
Chesterfield firm spent 5 years developing its narcolepsy drug. 'The real work begins now.'
Avadel secured the Food and Drug Administration's approval for its drug last spring, began selling it in summer, and in the first quarter of this year logged $27M in sales.
Weeklong Juneteenth celebrations kick off in St. Louis
St. Louis celebrates Juneteenth from June 15th to June 20th with a variety of events including a 5K Race for Reconciliation, a Vendor Fair, and an Evening Celebration, as well as free entertainment and activities for all ages.
John Fogerty thanks Roger Daltrey for covering his song in concert
When The Who's Roger Daltrey kicked off his solo tour on June 10 he included a cover John Fogerty’s Creedence Clearwater Revival classic “Have You Ever Seen The Rain” in the…
Trump says AI wrote one of his speeches
Donald Trump says one of his recent speeches was rewritten by an AI program: “I had a speech rewritten by AI out there, one of the top people,” Trump said. “He said, ‘Oh, you’re gonna make a speech? Yeah?’ He goes, click, click, click, and like, 15 seconds later, he shows me my speech that’s ...continue reading "Trump says AI wrote one of his speeches"
Diamond Divas finds innovative ways to be heard
The Supreme Court Continues To Struggle With How To Apply The First Amendment In Intellectual Property Cases
For not the first time, the Supreme Court seems to regard the First Amendment as secondary when it comes to cases involving some form of intellectual property. This has happened all too frequently. Perhaps most famously, in Eldred v. Ashcroft, the Court more or less said that the First Amendment gets a pass in copyright […]
St. Louis settles lawsuit over earnings tax, reopens window for refunds
Area Drivers Encouraged to “Dump the Pump” and Take Transit on June 20
Free Monthly Transit Pass Available for First-Time Transit Users Transit riders can save more than $13,000 per year just by... Read More
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Construction advances on Saint Louis Zoo's $230M safari park
The Saint Louis Zoo continues to make progress on construction of its $230 million WildCare Park satellite safari park in north St. Louis County, which is expected to open to visitors in 2027, and said the project will generate a massive regional economic impact in the next decade.
St. Louis to reimburse $26M in earnings tax to remote workers
St. Louis has agreed to refund $26 million to non-St. Louis residents who paid the 1% earnings tax on remote work performed outside the city, following a lawsuit filed three years ago.
St. Louis charter commission issues suggested changes to city's 'constitution'
Billie Joe Armstrong brings back Woodstock ’94 tie for Green Day Berlin concert
On their current world tour, Green Day's been revisiting their past by performing Dookie and American Idiot in full to celebrate their respective 30th and 20th anniversaries. Along with the throwback set…
Zoo's WildCare Park, opening in 2027, expects to make major economic impact
SPANISH LAKE — Set to open in Spanish Lake in 2027, the St. Louis Zoo WildCare Park will generate more than $660 million for the region in the next 10 years, according to figures released by the zoo Friday.
Messenger: He fought St. Louis County’s panhandling law. Next up: Des Peres, St. Charles.
Cities says their panhandling laws are meant to protect health and safety. Robert Fernandez says they infringe on his rights.
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