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Residents pack Warrenton board meeting with questions and concerns about proposed data center
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Pedestrian dies when hit by SUV on North Lindbergh in Florissant
Missouri Highway Patrol says 'inattentive' driver of SUV traveled off the right side of the road and hit the victim, a 73-year-old man.
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Ctrl-Alt-Speech: Itβs A Banned, Banned, Banned, Banned World
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 β or go straight to the RSS feed.
Christian community grieves for activist Charlie Kirk
The Christian community is leaning on its faith as they mourn and remember political activist Charlie Kirk. Grace Church, located in Maryland Heights, hosted Kirkβs Save America Tour back in 2022.
Missouri moves forward with age verification on porn sites
The age-verification rule will become effective this fall.
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Republicans push reforms to constitutional amendment process
The Republican-controlled Missouri Legislature is set to deliver on a long-held GOP promise to make it harder to change the state constitution.
Alton Woman, East Alton Man Face Felonies For Stolen Vehicle Possession
ALTON – Two Alton-area residents are among four charged last week with possession of various stolen vehicles. May E. Lewis, 41, of Alton, was charged on Sept. 4, 2025 with one count of offenses related to motor vehicles, a Class 2 felony. Lewis allegedly possessed a 2019 Infiniti vehicle bearing an Illinois registration number which she reportedly knew had been stolen on July 19, 2025. Michael A. Proffer, 46, of East Alton, was also charged on the same day with a Class 2 felony count of offenses related to motor vehicles. Proffer is accused of knowingly possessing a stolen 2007 Dodge Dakota with an Illinois registration number on May 9, 2025. 68-year old Rickey D. Hayes of Hartford, was also charged on Sept. 4 with one count of offenses related to motor vehicles, also a Class 2 felony. On July 30, 2025, Hayes was reportedly knowingly in possession of a stolen 2025 Nissan Versa bearing an Ohio vehicle registration number. Steven W. Callender, 44, of Gillespie, was charged two
Bi-state drought could fuel dust storms, wildfires
More than half of the St. Louis bi-state area is experiencing moderate drought conditions.
Christner/CannonDesign Merger: Passion for Design, Connection With Community
by Tom Finan, Executive Director, Construction Forum What do you get when you merge a passion for the future of design, a commitment to community connection, an inclusive culture, and a focus on complex projects? In the case of the acquisition of midsized regional firm Christner Architects by international giant Cannon Design announced this week […]
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STL residents honor 9/11 victims with volunteer work
Today marks 24 years since the 9/11 terrorist attacks that changed America forever.
Cleaver's son criticizes GOP redistricting plan in Missouri
After his father, Missouri Democratic Congressman Emanuel Cleaver II, testified in Jefferson City, his son, Dr. Emanuel Cleaver III, spoke to reporters at their church, St. James United Methodist Church.
Ex-House Speaker admits to diverting $379K in pandemic funds
Defendant John J. Diehl pleaded guilty Thursday to a wire fraud scheme involving $379,900.
Worker falls into trench in south St. Louis County
A worker was recovered after falling into a trench Thursday afternoon in south St. Louis County.
Emanuel Cleaver testifies against gerrymandering plan before Missouri Senate committee
U.S. Rep. Emanuel Cleaver warned Missouri lawmakers Thursday that the effort to redraw the 5th District seat to favor Republicans will be long remembered by voters who resent being swapped by politicians seeking to increase their power. Speaking to the Senate Local Government, Elections and Pensions Committee, Cleaver, a Kansas City Democrat, noted that Texas […]
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