The city of St. Louis may condemn a building, weeks after a police car crashed into it.
Bar:PM located at 7109 S. Broadway is still boarded up from the damage but remains open for customers.
On Dec. 18, 2023, Police said the officer driving was heading too close to a parked car and was distracted by the police radio. He tried to correct himself but lost control of the vehicle.
Now the city is giving the owner of the building where the bar is located until Feb. 19 to fix the damage to the bar.
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A federal program is sending the pricey machines to rural and low-income districts. While they have some downsides, they are being embraced by the schools, drivers and students.
Slated to open February 9, David and Meggan Sandusky's latest addition will serve up fish, chicken, and barbecue in the Knights of Columbus Club and Event Center.
Slated to open February 9, David and Meggan Sandusky's latest addition will serve up fish, chicken, and barbecue in the Knights of Columbus Club and Event Center.
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The St. Louis Kaplan Feldman Holocaust Museum honored victims of the Holocaust with a name reading. It's part of their 'Pay as You Wish Weekend,' dedicated to spreading awareness of the horrors of the Holocaust.
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