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Cherokee residents furious after hearing no charges against shooting suspect
Limiting transgender health care bill heads to Gov. Parson's desk
New technology allows 911 operators to get first-hand view of an emergency
New technology using your cell phone's camera is helping 911 dispatchers get a first-hand view of an emergency before first responders get to the scene.
Local business shuts down citing lack of protection after back-to-back shootings on Cherokee Street
One of the suspects arrested for Saturday’s shooting on Cherokee Street has been released from jail with no charges.
Governor opens application process to replace outgoing St. Louis Circuit Attorney Kim Gardner
Crime ring based in St. Charles targeted small towns
News first broke last month about the St. Charles arrest of Romanian jewel thieves, but newly released court documents explain the magnitude of the organized crime operation.
Quiet Coffee Shops
Trans parents speak on upcoming gender-affirming care ban
A couple of years ago, Daniel and Karen Bogard’s world changed.
24 hour animal hospital
Stung By ‘Zelda’ Leak, Nintendo Decides To Go To War With Switch Emulation
And here we go. Fresh after Nintendo got a pie in its face when, by intent or by confused retailers, Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom leaked early, you just knew that the company would completely wig out. At first the company took the sort of useless actions it always takes in the face of leaks: […]
Owner of Wentzville fence company charged with 22 felonies
Steffanie Haertling paid Tri-County Fence and Deck more than $30,000 for a pair of projects at her Wentzville home.
Effort to regulate short-term rentals takes step forward in St. Louis
Some residents in downtown St. Louis say some short-term rentals have turned into meeting spots for large groups to hold late-night parties.
How is Delmar DivINe developing?
7-year-old girl writes book called 'Broken Promises,' sharing experience of having an absent parent
St. Louis-based technology firm Amdocs to acquire Virginia firm's business unit for $90M
Amdocs Ltd., the Town and Country-based provider of software and technology services to communications and media companies, has inked a $90 million deal to purchase a business unit from another technology firm.
St. Paul Sandwich is a Breakfast Sandwich
Shots fired on I-70 in St. Charles County, Highway Patrol looking for witnesses
CPI moves sideways in April
Here are the latest CPI inflation rates. As usual, they are month-over-month, recalculated to an annual rate: The headline rate was up in April, but basically still declining on a trendline basis. Core inflation is worse: It's at 5.0% and has been flat for the past six months. Overall, it was a so-so inflation report. ...continue reading "CPI moves sideways in April"