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A family friend said, "The community is pitching in and taking care of the farm, but this is a loss that will be felt for years."

The Tennessee teenager was hit by a car in downtown St. Louis on Feb. 18, 2023. The driver, Daniel Riley, was supposed to be on house arrest.

First responders in and around Washington, Missouri, are patrolling the Missouri River on Sunday after learning a man may have entered the river that morning.

These stylish clutches will fit essential items and tight budgets.

These are the best non-liquid toiletries for travel including shampoo bars, sunscreen sticks, toothpaste tablets and more.

This week, our first place winner on the insightful side is an anonymous piece-by-piece reply to another comment about the reporter who was suspended from ExTwitter hours after publishing an article about it: “In other words, he either bot boosted an article about botting, or else the botting services are giving him a freebie.” You […]

6,000 handmade valentines poured in from 19 schools across the St. Louis area.

Columnist Aisha Sultan writes: Missouri lawmakers have revealed to the nation the depths of Republican cruelty in their never-ending crusade against women’s reproductive choices.

Here is Robin Abcarian on Atlanta DA Fani Willis: After watching her testify for nearly two hours on Thursday, I think she made a convincing case that she did not [do anything wrong]. If anything, she spent more money on him than he did on her. But by engaging in a romantic relationship with Wade ...continue reading "Why does anyone take the charges against Fani Willis seriously?"

The university’s tax-exempt properties rob University City and St. Louis of public resources, say the St. Louis Democratic Socialists of America.

EDWARDSVILLE - Several cases of battery around Madison County in recent months have resulted in felony charges against many individuals in the area. Cases include an Alton man charged with punching and pepper-spraying someone in an AMC movie theater, another Alton man throwing soap at a corrections employee’s head, and many more. Desiree A. Doty, 38, of Granite City, was charged with one count of domestic battery on Feb. 2, 2024. Doty allegedly knowingly caused bodily harm to a household or family member by striking them “about the face with a closed fist,” according to court documents. The state will reportedly seek an enhanced Class 4 sentence in this case due to his prior conviction of domestic battery in 2016 in Madison County. Doty’s latest domestic battery case was presented by the Collinsville Police Department, and he faces an enhanced Class 4 felony charge. Court documents indicate he was released upon his signature of a Conditions of Pretrial Releas

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