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“We’re just glad that he’s okay," Marty Wehrman, his brother said. "This is a happy ending to the nightmare.”

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This case involves both civil forfeiture and criminal forfeiture. First one, then the other. Not that the order matters as much as the government’s unwillingness to do much more than sit on the $30,000 in cash they took from an Ohio couple during a supposed drug investigation. Civil forfeiture allows the government to keep seized […]

From St. Louis Business Journal:  A BJC HealthCare hospital about an hour south of St. Louis in St. Francois County plans to add a new $21.3 million medical office building. BJC’s Parkland Health Center in Farmington plans to build add a 30,000-square-foot office building to house its primary care services, allowing the expansion of its […]

Last night at the Republican debate Martha MacCallum asked: "Do you believe human behavior is causing climate change? Raise your hand if you do." No one raised their hand. Luckily for all of them, Ron DeSantis immediately interrupted to pretend he was offended by the whole "raise your hand" trope, which got everyone off the ...continue reading "Picture of the day: Do you believe in climate change?"

A newly introduced bill would allow the county's legal department to contract with private lawyers on a contingency-fee basis in lawsuits seeking damages without getting council approval.

Kick off your weekend at the Missouri History Museum in Forest Park! Each Thursday Night at the Museum will be the most fun, engaging, uplifting, thought-provoking, perspective-shaping night of your […]

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In a letter to parents, St. Louis Public Schools said to expect delays up to hours long Thursday and Friday for morning and afternoon bus routes.

“These guys are running crazy in the street and it's not the police chasing them,” Chief Kenneth Gregory said. “So just be careful."

The heat wave will continue for one more day across Missouri and Illinois before two cold fronts slide over. Showers and storms are expected and a few could be severe. Get the latest on the heat, storms, and cool down…

One St. Louis suburb in west county was recently named among the top markets for US homebuyers.

Tim Mapes was convicted Thursday of perjury and attempted obstruction of justice.

Wentzville-based Sal Valadez, director of diversity and outreach for the Missouri/Kansas Laborers District Council, recently joined Kansas City officials and others at a rally and press conference calling for action following the death of a worker on a city-subsidized project. On July 18th a worker performing asbestos abatement on the 14th floor at the former […]

For the fifth day in a row, the St. Louis region is experiencing dangerous heat that is near record-breaking levels. It’s also the first week of school for many students in the region. STLPR senior education reporter Kate Grumke discusses issues with bus transportation and athletics as well as what schools are doing to cope with the heat including early dismissals and virtual learning.