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Budweiser Clydesdales will no longer have their tails docked, brewer announces
Danny Jacobs left St. Louis and escaped his father. He’s come back for the truth
Danny Jacobs thought he knew his father Richard Jacobs. But after his father’s death, Danny began to discover that the man he knew as a manipulator, liar and fabricator had even more layers. Danny and his childhood best friend Darren Grodsky returned to St. Louis to search for the truth behind Richard Jacobs’ life, which is the subject of the new podcast “How to Destroy Everything.”
Seafood City sued for unpaid rent at University City shop
The suit claims the store, which is now being cleaned of putrescent, rotting seafood, owes more than $311,000 in rent.
Parents urge St. Charles County libraries to ban two books
Some parents in St. Charles County are urging the library board to ban two books that they say are too sexually explicit for public libraries.
Man charged with murder in killing in St. Louis' Mount Pleasant neighborhood
Authorities on Tuesday arrested a 34-year-old man in connection to the August shooting death in the city's Mount Pleasant neighborhoods.
Man arrested, charged with shooting death in St. Louis' Greater Ville neighborhood
Authorities this week arrested and charged a 23-year-old man the shooting death of a man in May in the city's Greater Ville neighborhood.
Police ID man shot dead in St. Louis' Gravois Park neighborhood
Police were called to the 2700 block of Miami Street just before noon Tuesday, and officers found the man in the street. He had been shot multiple times.
Trial date set for Andrew Lester, man accused of shooting Ralph Yarl
A Clay County judge scheduled Andrew Lester's trial for October of 2024. Lester is charged with first-degree assault, armed criminal action.
GM Fairfax plant in KCK goes idle amid UAW strike
The General Motors plant in Kansas City, Kansas, has gone idle Wednesday, leaving thousands without work amid the United Auto Workers strike.
Missouri grandfather admits to shooting, killing 16-year-old grandson: police
A Clinton, Missouri, mother witnessed her 16-year-old son Royce Osburn's death while her own father is now accused of pulling the trigger.
Roger Waters says he’s not critical of David Gilmour’s Pink Floyd solos: “I’m a fan”
Roger Waters is setting the record straight regarding his feelings about former Pink Floyd bandmate David Gilmour’s talent. Waters shared a video of him answering a fan who asked if he'd ever shared his “opinions or…
Iconic Budweiser Clydesdales will no longer have their tails shortened
Budweiser parent company Anheuser-Busch InBev announced Wednesday that its iconic Clydesdales will no longer have their tails shortened using a common, yet controversial, procedure that has drawn the ire of animal activists.
Sales tax waiver on leased vehicle?
Gun control bill targets open carry in St. Louis County
St. Louis County Council Chair Shalonda Webb's plan would require a concealed carry license in order to openly carry a gun in unincorporated St. Louis County.
Judge Denies DJ's Restraining Order Against KDHX, Kelly Wells
St. Louis Circuit Court Judge Scott Millikan today denied a request from former KDHX Andrea "Drea" Stein for a temporary injunction that would have restored her status at the station. After hearing arguments from both Stein's attorney Christopher Blake Schwartz and Adam Hirtz of Jackson Lewis, who is representing the St. Louis radio station, Judge Millikan declared that there was not enough evidence to show that Stein has suffered both long term and immediate harm. [content-1]
"It's kind of limited in what I can do today under the statute, under the rules of the court," he said, saying that he didn't find the allegations rose to the level of a temporary restraining order.
Man charged with murder in Dellwood drug deal that led to brother's death
Herman Chairse is charged with second-degree murder in the death of his younger brother, Daviyon.
Do you know a good road around St. Louis where you can catch those beautiful fall colors? And when's the best time to see them in all their glory?
Regional economic development agency to move offices
The agency's leader said the move will help reduce operational overhead and put more resources toward "core objectives.'
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