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Missouri Attorney General Andrew Bailey asks for June trial in case that seeks Kim Gardner's ouster
Missouri Attorney General Andrew Bailey on Wednesday asked a judge to set a June trial date in his case that seeks the ouster of St. Louis Circuit Attorney Kim Gardner.
Microsoft Inks 2 More CoD Multiplatform Deals With Game Streaming Services
Microsoft continues to make moves to get its purchase of Activision Blizzard past the various regulatory bodies that have voiced their concerns. While there are plenty of signs that the EU regulators are getting ready to approve the deal, there is still the UK’s Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) and the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) […]
Business group recognizes 22 SLMPD officers who responded to CVPA school shooting
St. Louis Fire Department holds memorial for fallen K-9 Balko
With Balko’s collar on a cross and his ashes feet away, the St. Louis Fire Department family gathered Wednesday to honor their fallen K-9.
Downtown gunfire shatters glass and rattles residents
The glass was shattered at an urgent care center on the 900 block of Olive Street in downtown St. Louis early Wednesday morning.
St. Charles plans to sue Ameren Missouri over well field contamination
The city of St. Charles has retained two law firms to represent it in an anticipated lawsuit against Ameren Missouri related to contamination of the city's water well fields.
New Magic House exhibit lets kids train, play like CITY SC
A new St. Louis City SC-themed exhibit opens at the Magic House for all kids looking to have fun and train like an athlete.
Beloved Waterloo landmark Ahne's Bakery closes
A beloved bakery in Waterloo is closing its doors after a fire caused significant damage to the building.
Wife of Hermann police officer who survived shooting describes recovery as 'Day by day'
Prayers continue for the Hermann police officer who survived a deadly shooting Sunday night.
A look at services inflation in February
The latest hotness in inflation studies is to focus on inflation in the services sector. Why? Because that's what's highest right now, so it allows you to make a plausible argument that inflation is still a big problem and we need a nice, big recession to finally get it under control. For some reason this ...continue reading "A look at services inflation in February"
Dammit! Fuddruckers closed…again!
'You're kind of stuck': St. Louis Hyundai, Kia drivers sue over car thefts
Loutopia - one of a series by local artist Jayvn Solomon exploring his vision for potential in STL.
Man charged with shooting Hermann officers was lying about identity before pulling gun, probable cause statement says
U-City native Dr. Teree Quinn at forefront of battle against breast cancer
Ameren wouldn't pay for St. Charles water treatment plan upgrades under new cleanup plan
Ameren would refuse to pay for some upgrades to St. Charles' drinking water treatment plant under a cleanup proposal it has presented to the city as the legal clash over water contamination linked to the electric utility's substation intensifies.
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Teen boy dies, two people hurt after crash on I-70 in St. Louis
The crash happened about 1:30 a.m. on I-70 near Carrie Avenue near O’Fallon Park.
Florida ride dismantled after Missouri teen's fatal fall, mother calls it 'bittersweet moment'
Nearly a year after a Missouri teen fell to his death, a Florida amusement ride is being deconstructed.