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How a Jamestown Mall Sculpture Was Saved from the Wrecking Ball
MMA gyms in St. Louis
Infant mortality rate in St. Louis County higher than U.S. average. A free event is trying to stop that
Do abortion bans result in more births? The answer may shock you!
National Review points me today to a new study that examines birth rates before and after the Supreme Court's Dobbs decision. The study uses a "pre-registered synthetic difference-in-differences design applied to newly released provisional natality data for the first half of 2023." Here's the result: The authors note that up through 2022 states which now ...continue reading "Do abortion bans result in more births? The answer may shock you!"
Metro East family raises funds after mother of three killed in domestic murder-suicide
Ferguson police chief says 'fleeing police needs to stop' after bystander killed during pursuit
Roads or tracks to test acceleration and top speed?
Can any girls message me that use the safety dating group on Facebook?
'People don't just disappear': Collinsville family still searching for missing loved one 18 months later
Sammy Hagar responds to David Lee Roth accepting his tour invitation
Sammy Hagar seems to have commented on David Lee Roth accepting his invitation to perform on his upcoming The Best of All Worlds tour, where he plans to focus mostly on Van Halen tunes. After Roth told…
FCC Reveals Some Vague Rules That Pretend To Tackle SIM Hijacking Fraud
For years we’ve talked about the growing threat of SIM hijacking, which involves a criminal covertly porting out your phone number from right underneath your nose (quite often with the help of bribed or conned wireless carrier employees). Once they have your phone identity, they have access to most of your personal accounts secured by two-factor […]
Parson to publish biography next year prior to leaving office
Just months before his political career is over as Missouri's governor, Mike Parson will be releasing a biography detailing his life to the governor's office.
Durbin Statement On Israel-Hamas Ceasefire Deal And Hostage Release
WASHINGTON – U.S. Senate Majority Whip Dick Durbin (D-IL) today released the following statement regarding the agreement reached between Israel and Hamas to release 50 hostages currently being held by Hamas in the Gaza Strip over a four-day long ceasefire: “I am relieved and heartened that the deal to release 50 of the 240 hostages being held by Hamas over a four-day ceasefire has been reached, with the possibility to extend the ceasefire by an additional day for every ten hostages released. We cannot rest until every single hostage has been returned to their families and loved ones. “The ceasefire will also allow essential humanitarian aid to Palestinians in Gaza, including food, water, medicine, and fuel. As I’ve said before: it is equally important to support innocent civilians who so often become collateral damage and bear the brunt of suffering during periods of conflict. “I know it will be hard, but I hope out of the ashes and pain of this curren
St. Charles Fire Department gives holiday safety reminders after responding to its first kitchen fire ahead of Thanksgiving
St. Louis' winter outlook: Here's what to expect
It must be the good water we have.
Drivers assess Missouri roadways ahead of the holiday weekend
FOX 2 caught up with drivers making a pit stop before getting on the roads.
KISS cancels Toronto show as Paul Stanley recovers from the flu
KISS has canceled another concert, revealing that lead singer Paul Stanley is sick with the flu. The rocker took to Instagram to announce the cancellation of their show Wednesday, November 22, at Toronto’s Scotiabank Arena. The…
Cortex Aglow
See Cortex . . . aglow! This FREE winter-themed photo op features lighted snowflakes and illuminated trees. Drive by or stop for a selfie with the snowflakes to remember the […]
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