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Federal prosecutor credits police response for conviction of man with AR-15
An officer’s police car was struck by rounds from an AR-15, yet he continued pursuing a suspect in September 2021. His efforts not only led to an arrest, but also prison time for the suspect, Ryan Fleming Jr., who was sentenced Thursday in federal court.
St. Louis leaders call on governor to hold special session to address gun violence
Exclusive: Police report reveals more details about crash that cost volleyball player her legs
FTC Cites ‘Starfield’ Exclusivity In Response To Microsoft’s Opposition To Injunction Motion
Actions, as they say, have consequences. Or potential consequences, at least, in the case of Microsoft battling with the FTC. In the ongoing drama that is Microsoft’s attempted purchase of Activision, the FTC filed for a temporary restraining order barring the consummation of the purchase while its lawsuit remains unresolved. The first trial date in […]
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3M reaches historic settlement over PFAS contamination
1 in 20 Americans have the "forever chemicals" in their drinking water. The new, $10.3-billion deal will kickstart the cleanup process.
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Ben Hochman: Let’s get a Kurt Warner statue in downtown St. Louis
Missouri schools offered free safety app to increase safety
Following a deadly school shooting in St. Louis last fall, the state is offering a free emergency alert app for districts across Missouri.
Tale of two states: A year after Roe v. Wade overturned in Missouri and Illinois
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Doctors' warning ahead of extreme heat in St. Louis
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The Pacific Northwest’s deadly 2021 heat wave fuels a new lawsuit against Big Oil
Multnomah County’s suit is one of the first to seek damages related to a specific weather event.
Missouri governor has no plans to call lawmakers back to address gun violence in St. Louis
Top leaders in the city said they want the state Legislature to tighten gun laws.
Truck explosion at East Alton ammunition facility kills 1
Serious Explosion At Winchester Rivets East Alton, One Reported Deceased
EAST ALTON - Multiple fire agencies responded to what was described as "a serious explosion" at the Winchester Ammunition Plant at 600 Powder Mill Road near the 4 p.m. range on Thursday. It has been reported by authorities that one person was killed when a truck exploded at Winchester Ammunitions and apparently next of kin have not yet been notified, another official said. The Madison County Coroner's Office will eventually go to the scene. Madison County Emergency Management Agency is at the scene along with East Alton Fire Department and Winchester's fire agency. Rosewood Heights and Wood River fire agencies were dismissed from the scene. The Madison County Emergency Management Agency stated it was "not a mass casualty" situation and there was no word yet on what sparked the explosion. Multiple neighbors near the plant reported their windows shook at the time of the blast. Winchester is a large small-caliber ammunition manufacturer for the U.S. military. The facility produces
Missouri woman imprisoned for 42 years to get court hearing that could lead to release
A Missouri woman imprisoned for more than four decades for a murder she says she didn't commit will get a court hearing that could lead to her release.
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