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The loss was the 81st of the season, meaning they will have to win their final 18 games of the year to avoid their first losing season since 2007.

Gunners ready to be welcomed to the jungle at Busch Stadium were left waiting Friday night after Guns N' Roses postponed their Saturday show due to illness.

Techdirt has been writing about “evergreening” for many years. It refers to the practice by pharmaceutical companies of making small changes to a drug, often about to come off patent, in order to gain a new patent that extends its manufacturer’s monopoly control over it. The New York Times has a story about the Big […]

Residents in a University City subdivision are up in arms over a construction project next door. They say too many large construction vehicles are going in and out of their subdivision along Delmar and Kingdel, making life difficult for them.

Senior citizens in St. Charles County are getting some good news on their property taxes and will soon get some relief in the form of a tax freeze.

The Clark Bridge in Alton once drew worldwide acclaim, but it no longer lights up the night.

Complaints about the St. Louis County Juvenile Detention Center have led to a demand for answers from county councilmen.

Eighteen months after he was injured in a motel shooting, a corporal with the Bonne Terre Police Department has returned to work.

With millions of dollars coming from the federal government, our I-Team asks if some of it will go to our aging water infrastructure.

Three teenagers who died last week after their vehicle smashed into a vacant University City home were fleeing from police in the moments leading up to the fatal crash.

“We’ve run out of volunteers and we don’t have enough money to hire full-time paramedics or EMTs to man the service 24 hours,” said Don Hawley.

Charges against ‘Cop City’ protesters frame everything from talking to journalists to using encryption as evidence of criminality.

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Freedom of the Press Foundation (FPF) Advocacy Director Seth Stern wrote for the Intercept about the threats to press freedom posed by Georgia prosecutors’ indictment of 61 opponents of the police training facility that critics refer to as “Cop City.”

Stern explains that prosecutors cite, as evidence of a purported “conspiracy,” everything from protesters talking to the media to publishing anti-establishment literature to using basic digital security practices that shield them from surveillance.

“The implications of the indictment for press freedom may seem like an afterthought considering everything else that is terrible about it,” he writes. “That said, the threat to press freedom is real and shouldn’t be ignored. Any source considering talking to a journalist about a protest or controversial cause couldn’t be blamed for thinking twice after reading the indictment.”

Read the full article here.

Missouri is among several states where abortion opponents are fighting efforts to ensure or restore access to the procedure after the fall of Roe v. Wade last year.

Aerosmith has only played a handful of dates on their Peace Out farewell tour, and now it’s come to an abrupt halt.  “I’m heartbroken to say I have received strict doctor’s orders…

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About 370 members of Local 399 will be voting on whether to accept the proposal on Wednesday evening.

The roundtable was part of the “Raising the Bar” tour which is traveling throughout America.