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Cleanup underway in south St. Louis County after heavy rain flooded homes
We are under a flash flood watch, and many have been dealing with excess water all weekend. Cleanup in south St. Louis County is underway, where it was hit the hardest.
North County police officer charged after investigation
Anthony Fauci advises future doctors to fight disinformation in Wash U graduation speech
Sheriff's Office: Two Die In Fatal Wreck On South Moreland and Buchta Road
MADISON COUNTY - The Madison County Sheriff's Office announced that a crash on South Moreland Road and Buchta Road at about 9:56 p.m. Sunday resulted in a double fatality. Madison County Deputy Chief Marcos Pulido said a preliminary investigation revealed that a tan Chevrolet Impala was traveling southbound on South Moreland Road in between Buchta Road and Birch Drive when it crossed over into the northbound lanes, into the path of red Hyundai Tucson, which was traveling northbound at this location. After the collision, the tan Chevrolet Impala became engulfed in flames. "A passerby called 911 and remained on scene to assist," Pulido explained. "Wood River Police Officer Lutz, who responded to provide assistance, arrived to find the Chevrolet Impala still engulfed in flames with the driver still trapped in the vehicle. Officer Lutz broke a window to the Impala and was able to extricate the driver from the vehicle. Sadly, the driver, Reid S. Brice, 20, of Alton, was later pronounced
St. Louis short-term rentals regulation plan moves forward in city hall
Fauci warns 'rise of an anti-science sentiment' imperils democracy, social order
SOHA
I'm thinking of ordering from Frank & Helen's tomorrow night. Hit me with your suggestions. No olives.
St. Louis Cardinals vs. Milwaukee Brewers
The St. Louis Cardinals take on the Milwaukee Brewers at Busch Stadium
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Parents react to Missouri laws restricting trans healthcare and sports
Missouri’s 2023 legislative session ended as infighting and contention derailed many of the priorities set by the Republican-controlled Senate and House. Two laws that did pass, targeting transgender people. STLPR statehouse and politics reporter Sarah Kellogg breaks down the biggest takeaways from the session. AJ Hackworth, a trans man and dad living in Springfield, MO, discusses the new laws’ effect on his healthcare, while a father in St. Louis County worries about what the laws mean for his 9-year-old trans son.
AG claims new proof that Gardner was working towards nursing degree on day of contempt hearing
Man charged with murder in deadly Alton, Illinois, shooting
What didn't make it to Parson's desk this legislative session?
After sending dozens of bills to the governor's desk, there's still a laundry list of priorities that didn't make it across the finish line.
Washington University group competing for up to $160M grant
A St. Louis group comprised of Washington University and local innovation hub BioSTL are in the running to win a $160 million, decade-long grant focused on boosting areas "that have not fully benefited from the technology boom of the past decades."
Southwest Airlines pilots vote to authorize strike, but it's way too early for flyers to panic
Southwest Airlines pilots have voted for the first time in company history to authorize a strike. However, a work stoppage remains a long way off.
St. Louis citizens plead for police and officials to stop crime downtown
Members of Citizens for a Greater Downtown St. Louis kept an eye on things in the city, posting to social media clips of people fighting, brandishing guns, and driving recklessly early Sunday morning.
St. Louis law firm opens 2nd Florida office, raising total firmwide to 8
CEO Bhavik Patel said the impetus for the new office is a shareholder was moving from St. Louis to Tampa to be closer to family members and the firm has several clients in Florida.
Sterling K. Brown delivers 2023 Washington University Commencement Speech
Adorned in a green and black ceremonial robe, native St. Louisan, and star of the former NBC Emmy and Golden Globe nominated drama series, "This Is Us," actor Sterling K. Brown delivered the commencement speech for Washington University’s 2023 Graduates.