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Missouri AG had no authority to inflate cost of abortion amendment, auditor argues
The case is scheduled for trial on Wednesday morning, with the ACLU asking a judge to order the secretary of state to finalize the summary.
Weekly Events Thread 6/5/23 - 6/11/23
Man starts argument at Six Flags, St. Louis.
Woman's death in Castle Point area investigated as homicide
Police are investigating the death as a homicide and believe she knew her killer.
Its lot full, St. Louis struggles to tow derelict cars. Residents are boiling.
A combination of staffing problems and limited space at the impound, complicated by a rise in incoming Kias and Hyundais, has badly strained the city's towing operation in recent years.
Belonging: Paintings & Poetry by Angela L. Chostner
Let your soul breathe. Experience the essence of belonging through the paintings and poetry of Angela L. Chostner. This art exhibition provides opportunity for self reflection with interactive elements.
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Report shows Black drivers in Missouri more likely to be ticketed, arrested
It’s the 23rd consecutive compilation of police statistics that show Black drivers are stopped at higher rates than their share of Missouri’s population
For sale: Eccentric Fenton home hidden behind quaint exterior! Pee-Wee’s playhouse!!
Albert Pujols named MLB Network on-air analyst and advisor
ST. LOUIS -- You will be seeing more of Albert Pujols on the MLB Network. He will be serving as an on-air analyst and has been named as a special assistant to the commissioner. He will be advising the league on player relations and issues in the Dominican Republic. Pujols appeared on a MLB Broadcast [...]
Catholics plan to appeal parish changes in the St. Louis area. It may be an uphill battle.
Closing St. Roch parish is “contrary to the mission of our faith,” one appeal letter reads.
Here are 10 questions and answers about the changes in the Archdiocese of St. Louis
The number of parishes will drop from 178 to 135 as of Aug. 1.
9-year-old boy shot, critically injured in north St. Louis County
Major Case Squad investigating fatal home invasion in Ferguson
Police found a victim fatally shot outside a Ferguson residence while several suspects had entered the home looking for money.
Missouri’s juvenile program was hailed as a model for the nation. What happened?
Staffing issues crippled juvenile justice program, but state pledges a fix.
Teen dies after crash in Franklin County Saturday night
Alton Marks National Gun Violence Day And Month With Strong Support
ALTON - Several around the Alton community were wearing orange on National Gun Violence Day on Friday, June 2, 2023. National Gun Violence Day was marked throughout the United States and there was a strong effort made this year in Alton to recognize the day. Alton Mayor David Goins said he believes National Gun Violence Awareness Month is very important, especially with some of the recent shootings in the city. The mayor’s wife, Shelia, has also been very supportive of his efforts in regard to gun violence awareness. Mayor Goins pointed out the month began after Hadiya Pendleton was killed at age 15 after marching in President Obama’s second inaugural parade. Hadiya would have been 26 this past June 2. “It has deep meaning, we are working on some other things that are coming up in regards to addressing gun violence,” he said. “Stay tuned we will be reaching out for other things we are doing in the community. We are not taking this lightly. We don’t
Baltimore Man's Second Time in St. Louis Was the Charm
Kreskin J. Torres has 395,139 miles on his 2012 Honda Accord. The reason?
Is St Louis known for flooding?
St Louis is nicknamed The River City. The reason for that is very simple. It sits approximately at the confluence of the Missouri and Mississippi rivers, the two biggest rivers in North America. But besides those, other, much lesser known
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Monday, June 5, 2023 — Granting rights to natural entities
A growing legal movement to grant natural entities like rivers and forests legal rights is having a moment in the U.S., as environmentalists set their sights on the Mississippi River.
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