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Major remediation efforts continue along Coldwater Creek
The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers is continuing its radioactive cleanup efforts in North St. Louis County along Coldwater Creek. New excavation work is scheduled to begin this month in the Cades Cove neighborhood.
Parents call out summer camp safety gap
Parents are about to be inundated with summer camp possibilities, many of which are not licensed, not inspected, and not required to background check staff.
Jury declares Missouri felon a sexually violent predator
Last week, a jury in Jackson County, Missouri, determined a convicted felon meets the legal criteria to be classified as a sexually violent predator under state law. As a result, he’ll be committed to the state’s Department of Mental Health for control, care, and treatment.
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Electroconvulsive Therapy in STL
The humid is here and it’s unofficial STL Spring
US House also rejects restraint on Trump’s war power in Iran
WASHINGTON — House Republicans and a handful of Democrats followed the Senate in blocking a measure Thursday to stop President Donald Trump from furthering the war in Iran without authorization from Congress. The joint war with Israel that began six days ago has already claimed the lives of six U.S. troops and injured and killed […]
Man charged with stealing Kate Chopin bust in Central West End
STL Cleanup Crew’s upcoming spring events
Open Mic Comedy Night
Join Steve's Hot Dogs every Thursday night for Open Mic Comedy Night on South Grand! Sign up if you're feeling funny - or just come to catch these talented folks before they're […]
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Chesterfield YMCA partners with SSM health for new clinic
Access to health care can be a challenge for many families, especially those managing chronic conditions. A new partnership at the Chesterfield YMCA hopes to change that by bringing medical care directly into the community.
Suspected road rage shooting on I-70 leaves one man injured
State Highway Patrol officers are investigating after one man was shot in the arm Thursday afternoon on I-70 east near I-170.
Missouri sees improvement in water levels after dry spell
Missouri has picked up abundant rainfall over the last 48 hours, helping to restore some of the soil moisture lost during an exceptionally dry stretch.
Arch Madness returns to St. Louis and Enterprise Center
The Missouri Valley Conference Men's Basketball Tournament is underway at the Enterprise Center in St. Louis, featuring 11 teams competing for an automatic bid to the NCAA tournament. The event, which has been held in the city for 36 years, runs through Sunday, March 8.
Several rescued from flooding at St. Francois State Park
At least six people were rescued by boat Thursday morning after floodwaters trapped multiple people inside St. Francois State Park, according to local fire officials.
Missouri advances property tax bill, school grading plan
Lawmakers in the Missouri Legislature continue to advance key pieces of legislation, including votes on a comprehensive property tax bill and a proposal for the state to issue letter grades for all Missouri schools.
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Ctrl-Alt-Speech: The (Content Moderation) Eras Tour
Ctrl-Alt-Speech is a weekly podcast about the latest news in online speech, from Mike Masnick and Everything in Moderation‘s Ben Whitelaw. Subscribe now on Apple Podcasts, Overcast, Spotify, Pocket Casts, YouTube, or your podcast app of choice — or go straight to the RSS feed. In a special episode of Ctrl-Alt-Speech, Ben and Mike discuss […]
St. Louis tornado recovery slowed by FEMA funding limits
Nearly a year after a powerful tornado ripped through north St. Louis, recovery efforts are now facing a major setback. FEMA will not cover most of the demolition costs for storm-damaged buildings.
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