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The faculty of Webster University issued a vote of no confidence amid growing criticism of how university leaders have managed the college through financial turmoil.

Former president Donald Trump has been engaged in plenty of questionable litigation. And not just during and following his mercifully short-lived stint as the supposed leader of the free world. But this still remains one of the weirdest lawsuits Trump has filed. This lawsuit — which he has already lost — claims the Democratic Party […]

St. Clair County prosecutors persuaded a judge to keep four of the first five felony defendants locked up until their trial after detention hearings.

Population data for the Greater St. Louis Metropolitan Area reveals two consistent trends over the last half-century. People are moving away from the City of St. Louis, but the number of people living in the metro has not dramatically changed.

It appears to be a targeted attack, police said.

This article originally ran in The St. Louis Business Journal on September 18, 2023. Latch Inc., a smart security firm that earlier this year announced plans to locate operations in St. Louis, said Monday it is opening a 48,000-square-foot headquarters in Olivette. Latch will relocate its headquarters from New York to 1220 N. Price Road in Olivette. It currently has […]

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Missouri Highway State Patrol Master Sergeant L.J. Keathley responded to a fatal one-person motorcycle crash on Oak Grove Church Road on Tuesday, September 19, at around 6:20 p.m.

ALTON - Two students were recognized for their good character at the Alton Community Unit School District #11 (ACUSD11) Board of Education meeting on Tuesday, Sept. 20. Alton Middle School student Thea Niemeyer and North Elementary School student Jacob Wilson were named the district’s Optimist Students of the Month for September. They were commended for their hard work, positive attitudes and kindness. Alton Middle School Principal Cindy Inman introduced Niemeyer and noted her accomplishments. She is a talented student and member of the Alton Middle School Theater Club, and she also plays basketball and softball outside of school. “Thea is not only an excellent student, but she is also a caring young woman who strives to lead by example for her peers,” Inman said. “She deserves to be recognized for her hard work and leadership within the classroom.” Inman also read a few comments from Niemeyer’s teachers, who characterized Niemeyer as “an

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Head coach Bradley Carnell inserted the 22-year-old as a wingback, a position Vassilev had never played prior to Saturday.

Farm Aid is going down at the Ruoff Music Center in Noblesville, Indiana, on Saturday, September 23, and fans who can’t make it will still get to enjoy the show. For the…

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Police believe the 17-year-olds were specifically targeted by the suspects.

Radiation from bomb-making materials was dumped in the area during World War II, and the effects are still being felt today.

The FBI and U.S. Department of Homeland Security failed to share intelligence with the U.S. Capitol Police ahead of the Jan. 6, 2021, attack, leaving the Capitol Police under-prepared for that day’s violence, the former chief of the Capitol Police told a U.S. House panel chaired by Georgia Republican Barry Loudermilk on Tuesday. But Democrats […]

The post Former U.S. Capitol Police chief blames intelligence failures, not Trump, for Jan. 6 attack appeared first on Missouri Independent.

Doing stand-up comedy wasn’t initially in the plans for Towers, who was raised in Rock Hill in a progressive Irish Catholic household.

I’m on a Mission! I’m in search of the best vegetable salads in town. My favorite restaurant salad was the Chinese Barbecued Chicken once served at Cardwell’s. But the place closed several years back, forcing me to look elsewhere.   The Noteworthy Salad You say, why is picking a new favorite so hard? There’s a... 

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ALTON - The Alton Community Unit School District #11 (ACUSD11) Board of Education recognized two Alton High School students at their meeting on Tuesday, Sept. 19. Keion Lacey, Jr. and Clara Velloff were named Students of the Month for September by the Rotary Club of Alton-Godfrey. At Tuesday's Board of Education meeting, both students gave a speech and accepted a certificate from Board President David Lauschke. “Receiving this award is not just recognition for my efforts, but a testament to the incredible community that surrounds me,” Lacey said in his speech to the Board. “I’m honored to accept this recognition and will cherish it as a reminder of the endless possibilities that await us all. I will continue to fly high like a Redbird.” Lacey is a senior with plans to study civil engineering at Tennessee State University. At Alton High School (AHS), he is involved in the Student Council and Pathways to Manhood program and was recently named the National

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