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Anti-sex trafficking legislation headed to Missouri governor’s desk
The Missouri House approved legislation Thursday aimed at cracking down on sex trafficking and sexual exploitation while shifting punishment away from survivors and giving first responders more training to identify and prevent the crimes. The bill would increase penalties for distributing sexual images without consent, clarify that predatory conduct toward minors can be prosecuted even […]
Begin Again: 50 Years and Counting
Begin Again: 50 Years and Counting marks Laumeier’s 50th anniversary by celebrating five decades of artist commissions and exhibitions. Featuring hundreds of artists and rarely seen works from Laumeier’s collection, […]
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St. Louis prepares for 57th annual St. Patrick's Day parade
The 57th annual St. Patrick's Day Parade will take place in downtown St. Louis on Saturday, with an expected attendance of 250,000 spectators and a 48th annual St. Patrick's Day Run taking place beforehand.
ISP reports data from 2025 firearm enforcement program
The Illinois State Police conducted approximately 1,000 firearm enforcement details last year, resulting in over 4,900 individuals complying with state gun laws and the removal of over 3,200 firearms from individuals legally prohibited from possessing them.
MSHP to host program Saturday offering insight on operations
The Missouri State Highway Patrol is hosting a Community Alliance Program in Weldon Spring on Saturday, offering the public an exclusive look into the training and operations of their elite units, including criminal investigations, SWAT operations, and the K-Nine unit.
Friday, March 13 - Bills to pay and Bills to play
Diving in to the (latest) pitch to merge St. Louis to dig out of a financial pit, to eliminate the income tax in Missouri, and the big game for St. Louis University Basketball. Plus, a conversation with comedian Samantha Bee ahead of her local show.
Trump administration seeks to pause Missouri lawsuit targeting abortion pill access
For the second time this year, the Trump administration is trying to at least delay another legal attempt to curb access to medication abortion. The U.S. Department of Justice late Friday afternoon asked a federal court in Missouri to either pause or dismiss a lawsuit over the U.S. Food and Drug Administration’s decision last year to approve […]
Sultan: The super skinny Oscars reflects the changing conversation around weight loss
Feeling bad about how you look is our cultural baseline rather than the exception.
Hillsboro R-3 schools shift to online learning Friday after water break
The Hillsboro R-3 School District will hold classes online Friday due to a water main break that has left the east side of campus without water.
Missourians should beware of Republican tax cut Trojan Horse
In 2024, I competed with Dr. George Hruza for a seat in Missouri’s House of Representatives. It was a spirited race and the closest this West St. Louis County district has seen. He and I mutually agreed not to sink to the level of personal attacks and, while I was not the winner, I feel […]
St. Louis County Police offering daily home checks ahead of spring break
ST. LOUIS COUNTY, Mo. - As residents prepare to travel for spring break, the St. Louis County Police Department is offering to check on homes while residents are away. The department offers the "Vacation Inspection Program," which features officers making daily checks on homes while residents are on vacation. To sign up for the program, [...]
Breezy but quiet Friday, rain, storms, and wind Sunday changing to snow
ST. LOUIS - Our Friday will be breezy, but quiet with highs around 60 F. Winds will be strongest through the morning before easing back. Partly cloudy Friday night, we’ll wake up Saturday in the upper 30s. Saturday will be a nice day, pick of the weekend for sure. Partly cloudy with highs in the [...]
The Black Crowes’ Rich Robinson talks new album, ‘A Pound of Feathers’
The Black Crowes are back with a new album, A Pound of Feathers, which they recorded in just eight days. And while that may sound fast, guitarist Rich Robinson tells ABC Audio…
Oregon Voters Overwhelmingly Said Yes to Limiting Money in Politics. Then Politicians Had Their Say.
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See the March 13, 1926, front page: Engineer killed in wreck of fast train to St. Louis
Headlines from the March 13, 1926, front page include: Lieut. MacReady believed to have ascended to 41,000 feet and set a record.
Nevada Regulators Fine Peptide Providers at Anti-Aging Festival Where Two Women Became Critically Ill
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How the humble hornwort could supercharge agriculture
Scientists studying the plant have discovered a new way to boost the efficiency of rubisco — the enzyme that powers life on Earth — and hope to transfer the trick to crops.
Volunteering to learn to build?
Miguel Noriega from Imperial, MO joined the Real Rock Army today!
Miguel loves KSHE 95 and believes it is the best Rock and Roll station by far! Miguel thinks he should be in the RRA because he has been listening...
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