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The Waynesville, Missouri, community mourns the loss of a youth soccer player who died after collapsing on a field during a game.

The city of St. Louis Stronger STL website is now available to area residents to highlight the impact of the American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA) funds allocated to the city and provide support for residents and organizations seeking to learn…

A suspect faces nine felonies after an apparent road rage shooting Thursday morning in St. Peters.

I guess all's fair in love and politics, but the Trump campaign blasted Joe Biden today for his "years-long assault on the Christian faith." Why? Because he "formally proclaimed Easter Sunday as 'Trans Day of Visibility.'" The page with the proclamation even has an Easter bunny logo at the top, proving that they're deliberately targeting ...continue reading "Donald Trump celebrates the resurrection of Christ with yet another vicious lie"

One man and one child were shot in a parked car as multiple suspects exchanged gunfire in a St. Louis gas station parking lot.

Last year the Fed issued some new banking rules. Big banks didn't like them, so they teamed up a few weeks ago with the US Chamber of Commerce to sue. They chose to file their suit in Amarillo, Texas, where it was guaranteed to be heard by Matthew Kacsmaryk, a reliable Republican judge. The Chamber ...continue reading "Venue shopping lives!"

We’re closing in on the end of our series of spotlight posts looking at the winners of the sixth annual public domain game jam, Gaming Like It’s 1928! We’ve already featured Best Visuals winner Flight from Podunk Station and Best Adaptation winner Mickey Party, Best Remix winner The Burden Of Creation, Best and Deep Cut […]

I can't say this has never happened before, but I noticed something while reading the LA Times at breakfast this morning: it had no ads. The A section had literally not a single ad, and the B section had a few obituaries and classified ads, but not a single display ad. Not one. This is ...continue reading "The LA Times was an ad-free newspaper today"

St. Louis County Prosecuting Attorney's Office issued charges for Bryce Mers, 18, of Fenton, for two counts of second-degree murder, three counts of armed criminal action and first-degree attempted robbery.