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Layoffs at Block, formerly Square, affect dozens in Missouri
Ankle monitor reports persist for ambulance theft suspect
After an accused suspect stole an ambulance, court records show he is repeatedly violating the rules of his ankle monitor.
Jean Carnahan, former US senator and first lady of Missouri, dies at 90
9 Reasons to Drive to St. Louis: Museums, Parks, Breweries & More [thrillist]
Two big St. Louis law firms name partners, including a former federal prosecutor
A national law firm based in St. Louis added a former federal prosecutor to its white collar defense and business litigation practice and another St. Louis-based firm promoted three associates to members of the firm, the equivalent of partner.
'The Voice' runner-up Ruby Leigh honored by Missouri Senate
Big St. Louis construction company joins with food and beverage-focused builder
A St. Louis construction firm that specialized in food industry construction has folded into one of St. Louisβ largest construction companies.
Shooting in Florissant leaves one man injured
The shooting occurred on the 1600 block of Turf Lane around 4:20 p.m.
What the F is up with the rocks here? Second cracked windshield in a week...
Apartment hunting (west co)
Belleville man turns himself in a year after fatal shooting at East St. Louis barbershop
Late Utility Bills
Franklin County elementary school to close this fall
An elementary school in Franklin County will close this fall as the Meramec Valley R-III School District is mired in financial constraints.
Legislature poised to revisit Illinois' Biometric Information Privacy Act after rulings
When BIPA became law in 2008, it was a novel concept meant to guard against technologies that, at the time, were still mostly the stuff of science fiction.
Shortwave radio stations?
Missouri Attorney General meets with Wentzville School District over transgender bathroom policy
Missouri Attorney General Andrew Bailey met with Wentzville School District Board of Education members Thursday to discuss the district's transgender restroom policy.
Illinois lawmaker proposes to change vehicle code
An Illinois lawmaker is trying to make it more difficult for law enforcement to pull over drivers for speeding or other infractions.
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