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The tale of Katie Britt and the sex trafficking victim
Sen. Katie Britt has gotten a lot of grief for her melodramatic response to the State of the Union address, but it turns out she was also recklessly misleading about a woman she met on a visit to Del Rio, Texas, last year: That’s where I spoke to a woman who shared her story with ...continue reading "The tale of Katie Britt and the sex trafficking victim"
Properties, pieces & chance cards for St. Louis Monopoly? FOX 2 fans share ideas
Board game makers are working to develop a St. Louis-inspired Monopoly game.
Game Jam Winner Spotlight: Mickey Party
It’s time for the second entry in our series of spotlight posts looking at the winners of the sixth annual public domain game jam, Gaming Like It’s 1928! We’ve already featrued Best Visuals winner Flight from Podunk Station, and today we’re taking a closer look at the winner of Best Adaptation: Mickey Party by Benjamin […]
Little Flower School to close after the 2023-2024 school year: reports
The St. Louis Archdiocese announced Friday that Little Flower School in Richmond Heights and St. Roch School in the city of St. Louis will close this year. KMOV reported that the archdiocese cited lower enrollment at the schools in a press release Friday. See the announcement: 03082024_RLS_TwoSchools. Little Flower School dropped from 138 students in […]
Why did Republicans vote down the immigration reform bill?
Why did Republicans vote down the bipartisan immigration reform bill? Because Donald Trump told them to. However, serious border hawks really did have some substantive complaints as well. Two of them were the most significant. First, the bill did nothing about President Biden's CHNV parole program, which allows residents of four countries (Cuba, Haiti, Nicaragua, ...continue reading "Why did Republicans vote down the immigration reform bill?"
Some fans at frigid Chiefs playoff game underwent amputations, hospital confirms
Research Medical Center said that it treated dozens who experienced frostbite during a January snap. Twelve of themโ including some who were at the Cheifs game โ underwent amputations.
Two St. Louis Archdiocese elementary schools to close doors
The Archdiocese of St. Louis is planning to close two elementary schools after the 2023-24 school year.
While the world burns - $2.5M building permit application submitted for a gas station at 3295 S Kingshighway. A great complement to the gas station across the street.
Man accused of threatening judge, jury after Daniel Riley verdict
A man allegedly threatened to "[seven-letter expletive] kill" a judge and jury Thursday in connection with Daniel Riley's guilty verdict and now faces a felony charge.
$5.3M building permit application submitted for 3600 S Grand rehab of the Melba
$35M building permit application submitted for 760 S 2nd St for offices in the east building of Crunden-Martin and first phase of the Gateway South development.
St. Louis cat competes for Cadbury Bunny Title
A St. Louis cat is competing for the title of Cadbury Bunny. If he wins, he will star in the 2025 Cadbury egg commercial, with his owner earning a cash prize.
Two shot and killed near The Grove in St. Louis
Police found a man, 42, at the intersection of Arco and South Newstead avenues, about two blocks north of the bars and restaurants on Manchester Avenue, and a woman, 37, in a home nearby. Both had been shot.
Bridgeton pediatrician prescribed drugs in exchange for sex and cash, charges say
In one case, the doctor is accused of prescribing drugs in exchange for sex with a woman who later overdosed at age 40.
St. Louisโ top prosecutor says he hopes Janae Edmonson crash verdict sends a message
"We just can't live in a community where people are driving 4,000-pound automobiles recklessly in city centers," said St. Louis Circuit Attorney Gabe Gore.
Groomer recommendation for difficult dog
Best place to get freshly baked cookies and doughnuts
Facebook parent Meta inks deals for solar power in Missouri
To You, I Go
To You, I Go (2023) is Jessica Pageโs visual love letter to St. Louis. Although St. Louis is rarely romanticized, Page aims to showcase the softest purest side of her […]
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