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St. Louis Alderman Calls Allegations Against Him ‘Outlandish’

2 years 3 months ago
A south city alderman is being sued over an alleged scheme to exclude investors from a cannabis operation and refuse to issue the investors their rightful shares.  The lawsuit filed in St. Louis County Court last week alleges Alderman Bret Narayan and his brother, Rahm Narayan, tricked two cannabis entrepreneurs into contributing their money and expertise into Occidental Group Inc., a Missouri cannabis operation created by the Narayans. 
Monica Obradovic

Fosterburg Fire Protection District Gearing Up For 2nd Annual Meet & Greet

2 years 3 months ago
ALTON - The Fosterburg Fire Protection District is getting ready to host their 2nd Annual Meet & Greet event. The family-friendly community event will be held on June 3 from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. at the Emmanuel Free Methodist Church, located at 3993 Fosterburg Road in Alton. Lieutenant Jay Wright and Event/Fundraising Coordinator Michelle Price recently appeared on an episode of Our Daily Show! on Riverbender.com to discuss the purpose behind the event and everything visitors can expect there. “Last year we just kind of put it together, trying to talk to the community without having emergency services - ‘Meet us before you need us’ was kind of the idea behind it,” Wright said. Price added: “Our community is so supportive of our department with everything that we do, and so this is just a small way for us to give back and get some excitement going.” She said the Meet & Greet will feature several emergency personnel apparatuses and a few

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St. Louis Game Company Gets Big Bump from Jeopardy Nod

2 years 3 months ago
When Phill Wamser's older brother Jake called him on Tuesday night, Phill let the call go to voicemail. The brothers and business partners had been going back and forth all day, preparing for the launch of their new game, Shiner. He needed a break.
Sarah Fenske

Appeals court judges embrace anti-abortion speculation

2 years 3 months ago

America’s major medical institutions and drug policy scholars have roundly denounced as “pseudoscience” many of the claims brought by anti-abortion groups in a high-profile federal lawsuit asking the Food and Drug Administration to revoke its 23-year-old approval of mifepristone, one half of a two-drug regimen that has become the most common form of pregnancy termination […]

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Sofia Resnick