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“With RECA’s authorization expiring in less than three months, time is of the essence.”

Rather than face trial, a St. Louis man agreed to plead guilty on Monday to sodomizing a former co-worker in September 2022.

A car, found in the Pecatonica River on Monday, holds the key to solving the mysterious disappearances of Clarence Owens and Everett Hawley 47 years ago, according to police.

An Affton woman is accused of stealing more than $7,800 worth of tools from a construction site in Crestwood last December.

Today, Comptroller Darlene Green announced the publication of the 2023 Annual Comprehensive Financial Report (ACFR) for the City of St. Louis.

To You, I Go (2023) is Jessica Page’s visual love letter to St. Louis. Although St. Louis is rarely romanticized, Page aims to showcase the softest purest side of her […]

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John Fogerty has announced some more dates for his Celebration Tour, and this time, he’s bringing George Thorogood & The Destroyers along with him. “George and I have done shows together before…

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The hunt for the Cadbury Bunny is afoot, and there’s a local feline in the running.

This is from an article Derek Thompson wrote for the Atlantic last month: 3) In 2003, the typical female pet owner spent much more time socializing with ppl than pets. By 2022, this flipped. Today, the avg woman w/ a pet now spends more time “actively engaged” with her pet than she spends hanging out ...continue reading "Women and their pets"

The Utah state legislature recently adopted a new bill that now requires the pre-installed pornography filters found on mobile devices to be turned on at the point of sale. If a device sold doesn’t have these filters enabled, liability for device manufacturers and retailers is quite severe. I wrote about this bill earlier this month […]

If approved, Missouri would join Florida in allowing executions for child rape — despite current U.S. Supreme Court precedent against such executions.

A bill that would add child sex trafficking and statutory rape to the crimes eligible for the death penalty was debated Monday in a Missouri Senate committee — despite conflicting with U.S. Supreme Court precedent. The legislation is sponsored by state Sen. Mike Moon, an Ash Grove Republican who said Monday that one of the […]

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The lawsuit brought by Rep. Justin Hicks came in the weeks following a Post-Dispatch article on the allegations posted to challenge Max Calfo’s website.