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Tornado sirens blare in Missouri on March 6; don't worry, it's just a statewide drill
314 Day: "If there was a superstar of St. Louis BBSes during the 1990s, it had to be Fire Escape."
Tornado warnings clearing in STL area; watches through 9 p.m.
**TORNADO WARNINGS** Tornado warnings are starting to clear the St. Louis area. Radars have indicated a tornado in several counties Thursday afternoon. If you're in the path, take shelter immediately. A tornado watch remains in effect for the St. Louis region through 9 p.m. Thursday. LIST OF ADVISORIES. ------- ST. LOUIS -- Tornado sirens were [...]
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Former NFL player empowers Normandy students through foundation
Retired NFL running back Laurence Maroney said his personal and athletic foundation was built in Normandy.
Roku Will Brick Your Streaming Devices If You Don’t Agree To Binding Arbitration
Ever since AT&T’s 2011 Supreme Court victory, the courts have declared it perfectly legal for a corporation to erode your legal rights using fine print. As a result, most every service and company in the U.S. now uses contract fine print to try and prevent you from suing the company (either alone or in a […]
Discount chain to close hundreds of stores
Struggling discount chain Family Dollar is set to close about 1,000 stores across the country.
Dollar Tree, which owns Family Dollar, said it plans to close 600 Family Dollar locations in the first half of its fiscal 2024 and 370 Family Dollar stores over the next few years as store leases expire. Family Dollar has around 8,000 U.S. stores.
The parent company also said it will close 30 Dollar Tree stores as leases expire.
Dollar Tree CEO Rick Dreiling announced the plans Wednesday on a call…
Top House aide appears before panel probing speaker of Missouri House
The chief clerk of the Missouri House said Dean Plocher threatened her job.
Chance of severe weather continues Thursday in St. Louis. Here’s what you need to know
Severe storms are possible Wednesday evening, but the threat returns for Thursday. Thunderstorms are likely with damaging hail and wind expected in spots. Flooding and tornadoes can't be ruled out.
Democrats derail Missouri Senate after Republican’s comments on initiative petitions
Democrats derailed business in the Senate after the sponsor of a plan to make constitutional amendments more difficult floated the idea of trying to force through a controversial version.
Jennings boy stabbed to death near junior high was a ‘star athlete’ who loved football
Justin Brooks loved football and was a leader on the field, said two people who knew the teenager through the city's recreational football league.
After a tough summer, St. Louis’ City Winery hits its stride as it turns 1
The music venue will celebrate its one year anniversary with a concert by local legend Steve Ewing.
U.S. Steel shares fall after word Biden will express concern about $14.9B sale
United States Steel Corp. shares dropped more than 12% Wednesday in the hours after two British news outlets reported President Joe Biden would release a statement expressing concern about its $14.9 billion sale to Nippon Steel Corp.
GOP candidate says Missouri lawmaker is suing him over disclosure of court records
A Republican running for the Missouri House says he’s being sued by state Rep. Justin Hicks, the lawmaker he’s hoping to replace, for publishing information on a campaign website about a 2010 order of protection issued when a woman accused Hicks of choking her. Hicks is leaving the legislature to run for Congress. The lawsuit […]
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Milque Toast Bar relocates, expands, and adds art to the menu
After moving to a larger location in South City, the brand is relaunching as a full-service restaurant, and it's building out an event space with its own commissary kitchen.
St Patrick’s Day Race Downtown Saturday morning
Hochman: With Travis Ford fired, humbled SLU should shoot for Josh Schertz of Indiana State
SLU must become a program that is top-tier in its conference — annually. Every undergraduate student should experience at least one trip to the NCAA Tournament while enrolled.
One building project moves forward, while two others stalled in Wentzville
The decision to delay final approval of two developments, Pinewoods Park Apartments and Interstate Crossing, came at the request of developers during Wednesday's meeting of the Wentzville Board of Aldermen.
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