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Another prosecutor leaves St. Louis Circuit Attorney's Office, leaving 3 to handle 470 cases
Another high-profile profile prosecutor is leaving St. Louis Circuit Attorney Kim Gardner’s office.
Natalia Ogurkiewicz confirmed to KSDK that she is leaving the office and sent the following statement Friday to Gardner, which reads:
“Thank you for making my dream of being a homicide prosecutor come true. I am so grateful, but the Supreme Court of Missouri has made clear that when the choice between committing malpractice and resignation is the only option, resignation is what must happen.…
Brentwood man jumps out a window to save his life during condo fire
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Police investigating armored truck heist in Overland, suspects at large
Missouri Senate approves five-day school weeks, exempting rural districts
Nearly a quarter of all Missouri's school districts are only in session four days a week this year. Legislation moving forward in Jefferson City could require schools to go back to five days a week, but districts would be exempt.
Former Bissinger's HQ on Near North Riverfront is for sale; event space appears to have closed
The former Bissinger's headquarters and event space is for sale, as the event business that occupied the space, called the Caramel Room, appears to have closed.
Twitter Suspends User For Sharing Washington Post Story About Pentagon Docs Leaker
You know the drill by now. In October of 2020, the NY Post ran a story about the contents of a laptop hard drive that Hunter Biden apparently left at a computer repair store. There were questions about the provenance of that hard drive, and, given the history of foreign election interference, as well as […]
Recount shows 2 tied for seat on Hanley Hills village board
Unofficial returns the night of the April 4 election had shown Marilyn Roussan leading Lisa Johnson by one vote. On Friday, a recount declared a tie; a runoff may be held to decide the winner.
Lime e-scooters return to downtown St. Louis for spring 2023 relaunch
Burglars break into a local charity building overnight
It was around 3:36 a.m. Friday, when St. Louis police were getting a call about an alarm going off and a burglary at an old recreation center.
Lindenwood cheerleading, dance teams bring home national titles
Man sentenced to life in fatal shooting of 19-year-old in St. Louis County
Van Ryn, MacTavish out as Blues assistant coaches
Blues general manager Doug Armstrong is wasting no time in working on the team for next season and beyond.
Good Shepherd Catholic school in Hillsboro to close at end of the year
There are 109 students in the school this year, the lowest enrollment of any Catholic grade school in Jefferson County.
COVID-19 policies that emptied jails not linked to violent crime spike
Did pandemic policies that reduced jail populations lead to an increase in violent crime? Two new reports say “no.” Criminologist and professor Beth Huebner and the Freedom Community Center’s Mike Milton discuss the data, and provide an update on how local courts are returning to their pre-pandemic policies — and throwing more people in jail before trial.
Armored car robber stumbles, leaves gun at scene police say
Grocery store shoppers feared for their lives as they watched a money truck robbery right in front of them just before 10 a.m. Friday.
Comedian Tru Wag wants St. Louis to be proud of its unique accent
First impressions can tell you a lot about a person. The first few words out of a person’s mouth can give you an idea of where somewhere has come from and where they’ve been. Comedian Tru Wag, born Brandon Wagner, is so proud to be from St. Louis that he began making skits and “accent challenges” celebrating his accent on Tik Tok and Instagram, where he has amassed a combined 208,000 followers.
International Photography Hall of Fame leaving city of St. Louis for Fenton
The International Photography Hall of Fame said it will leave its home and museum in Grand Center, opting to locate an office in Fenton, citing changes in philanthropy and the effects of the Covid-19 pandemic.