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Former STL Blues broadcaster John Kelly set to join LA Kings TV team
John Kelly, former St. Louis Blues broadcaster, has been hired by the Los Angeles Kings to serve as their lead play-by-play announcer on FanDuel Sports Network.
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Pedestrian jumps to death from 40/64 overpass in Chesterfield
Crews shut down the westbound lanes of the highway near Timberlake Manor Parkway between Highway 141 and Clarkson Road for several hours.
Judge releases men charged with 'harboring' undocumented immigrants in St. Peters
Each man has been charged with one felony count of bringing in and harboring undocumented immigrants.
Brendan Carr’s Baseless Xenophobia Derails New FCC ‘Internet Of Things’ (IOT) Device Security Standards
For many, many years security experts have warned that the “internet of things” (IOT) (or the myriad “smart home” devices we have scattered around our homes) was a security and privacy dumpster fire. A lot of these devices are made in China (often poorly) introducing new network attack vectors and widespread national security concerns. So […]
Trump says with 'high degree of certainty' Kirk suspect in custody
President Trump said Friday morning there is a "high degree of certainty" that the suspect in the Charlie Kirk shooting was in custody. "I think with a high degree of certainty we have him in custody," Trump said during an appearance on "Fox & Friends." The president cautioned he was "subject to be corrected," but [...]
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Suspect in Charlie Kirk killing had become 'more political': Authorities
The man accused in the Charlie Kirk assassination had earlier expressed to family his opposition to the viewpoints of the conservative activist, the authorities said Friday in announcing an arrest in a targeted killing that raised fresh alarms about political violence in the United States.
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Pep Zone: Normandy High School
ST. LOUIS – Pep Zone is in Wellston Friday morning as Blair Ledet visits Normandy High School to check out the school spirit. While at the school, Ledet spoke with students, teachers, and coaches about their upcoming football game against Belleville West High School.
Sultan: What can help middle-age brain fog?
As the owner of a sputtering uterus that refuses to quit, I know that brain fog is a common symptom of perimenopause. But a recent situation at the pool made me turn to the experts.
St. Louis Hispanic Festival expects lower turnout for fear of ICE raids
This year, festival officials are worried. The U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement agency has been conducting well-publicized raids across the country.
Endangered Silver Advisory issued for 68-year-old man in north STL County
An Endangered Silver Advisory has been issued for Ellery Jones, 68, who went missing in north St. Louis County after leaving his home without his needed medicine, and suffers from dementia and congestive heart failure.
Urban League launches campaign to reduce speeding in St. Louis
The Urban League of Metropolitan St. Louis has launched a campaign to reduce speeding in the city by distributing 3,500 yard signs and placing billboards in high-risk areas, as well as engaging with local high schools and providing practical support to seniors and single mothers.
Swig and its customized fountains drinks are coming to St. Peters next month
The store is located at 587 East Mid Rivers Mall Drive, a mile south of Mid Rivers Mall in St. Peters. In addition to sodas, energy drinks and teas, Swig will also sell freshly-baked cookies and pretzel bites.
Is Boeing's latest offer enough? Some St. Louis workers want to hold out for more.
Roughly 3,200 union machinists are scheduled to vote Friday on the new contract offer. If approved, workers would return to St. Louis-area assembly lines as soon as Monday night, according to the company.
Boeing union workers set to vote on contract offer, could end strike
Boeing union workers are set to vote on a new contract offer from the company Friday morning, which includes a 24% raise and a $4,000 signing bonus, potentially ending the five-week strike.
Capitol Perspectives: Donald Trump’s internments
This column departs from my normal subject of Missouri statehouse issues. It reflects my concern that Donald Trump’s actions against foreign students could obstruct educational opportunities for students to better understand what is so special about journalism in the U.S. compared with other countries. One of my objectives as founder of MU’s State Government Reporting […]
Friday, Sept. 12 - A taste of NOLA in rare MATI performance
Keyboard maestro John Medeski has played with dozens of bands, including John Medeski’s Mad Skillet, which plays its only U.S. show of the year Saturday at the Music at the Intersection Festival. St. Louis Public Radio’s Jeremy Goodwin shares this conversation.
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