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BIRMINGHAM, Ala. (WIAT) — Days after a woman went missing and was found safe, Carlee Russell has admitted that she was not kidnapped, police report. During a press conference Monday afternoon, Hoover Police Chief Nick Derzis read a statement from Emory Anthony, Russell's attorney, claiming that the 25-year-old woman was not abducted the night of [...]

A convicted felon was indicted in federal court last week for allegedly robbing a pizza delivery driver at gunpoint in a popular St. Louis neighborhood.

ST. LOUIS - Boeing has announced its future aerospace program would be a $2 billion investment in St. Louis which would create 500 jobs. The company will seek tax breaks and Boeing is in discussions with St. Louis International Airport about the expansion. St. Louis County Executive Sam Page issued this statement: “This project will reinforce our dominance as a region that builds the future of aviation, creates pathways to exciting careers, and showcases the pride and talent of St. Louis County.” Boeing would receive tax breaks on the expansion that would amount to a 50% break on real and personal property tax for 10 years if St. Louis County approves the proposal. There would be no tax breaks on existing taxes. Boeing announced on Monday it is deepening support of the International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO) and its efforts to promote aerospace safety, security and sustainability. The company today named its first liaison to the United Nations agency, which is

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It's never too early or too late to introduce your family to the spotlight. That seems to be Rod Stewart's motto anyway. A few weeks after he brought his 94-year-old sister Mary onstage…

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WASHINGTON — The U.S. Department of Agriculture Monday announced $33 million in funding to 19 Historically Black Colleges and Universities designated as land-grant institutions to support research and education projects. The funding through USDA’s National Institute of Food and Agriculture will support 82 projects in sustainable farming practices such as reducing use of plastics, enhancing nutritional value […]

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I wasn’t going to write about Elon changing Twitter’s name and branding to X, because… who cares? I’m not sure what the point is. But, a lot of people have been asking me my thoughts, and the more I was trying to parse it all out, the more confused I became. It basically only makes […]

The latest edition of Classic Rock magazine celebrates the 50th anniversary of AC/DC, with members of Def Leppard, ZZ Top, Cheap Trick and more sharing stories of the band and their favorite albums. One of those sharing is KISS’ Paul…

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Eric Schmitt, Josh Hawley joined Democratic colleagues last week to introduce legislation regarding animal testing and stock trading among government officials

Join us as we celebrate National Tequila Day with margaritas, chips, salsa & guacamole from Ladue Taco!

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Kevin McCarthy wants to pass a couple of spending bills sometime soon, but as usual he's having trouble with the far-right wing of his party. However, Rep. Chip Roy says he thinks things can be worked out: McCarthy’s biggest hurdle in the funding debate is a bloc of House Freedom Caucus members who want even ...continue reading "Domestic spending is already going down"

The St. Louis County Council on Tuesday is scheduled to consider tax incentives for a national food distributor that wants to relocate operations from north St. Louis to a larger facility in Ferguson.

The developer is requesting 10 years of 90% property tax abatement for the redevelopment of building, which was constructed in 1896, according to city filings.

This kid was having a blast bouncing around on the "Ocean Motion" ride at the Balboa Fun Zone, which is located at the far end of the Balboa Peninsula here in Orange County. The day was warm but overcast, and it even rained a little bit later on.

Here's where you can find some 'fin'-tastic celebrations in the St. Louis area.

City SC on Monday formally introduced Gigliani as the club’s first president and general manager, about three months after announcing his hire. During Monday’s press conference at CityPark stadium, Gigliani spoke about what drew him to City SC, namely the opportunity to help shape the club’s future in a league, Major League Soccer, he said he believes is ripe for growth in the years ahead.