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The Metropolitan St. Louis Sewer District is pursuing Paul McKee's NorthSide Regeneration in court over unpaid fees, as the North City landholder also owes the government hundreds of thousands of dollars in delinquent property taxes.

June 2 would have been Charlie Watts’ 82nd birthday, and to mark the occasion the estate of the late Rolling Stones drummer is bringing him to social media, launching official Facebook and Instagram accounts. “Charlie was too modest to…

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Big events like this weekend’s NASCAR race help bring density to downtown while creating economic opportunity.

A man faces criminal charges one day after a child died from a shooting in St. Louis.

Yes I’m aware that Nvidia and Adobe have announced they will license training data. I don’t know what those agreements will look like, but I can’t imagine that they make any sense in terms of traditional licensing arrangements. Rather, I’m guessing they just brute forced things to build goodwill among artist communities and perhaps to […]

Portable, sleek and sophisticated, the Nix Mini 2 Color Sensor is engineered with life in mind. It’s perfect for those who find inspiration wherever they go. The Nix Mini can easily identify any color with a simple scan, ideal for those who work with color, or for those who simply want to bring it into […]

The race will kick off at 2:30 p.m. on Sunday, June 4.

Secure gun storage can save lives. Learn about the different types of gun storage and where to get a free lock in the St. Louis area.

Gov’t Mule’s new album, Peace…Like A River, is due out later this month, and they’ve just shared another track from the record.  The latest single is “Made My Peace,” which frontman Warren Haynes says…

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A judge recently sentenced one southern Illinois man for stabbing his wife in a "jealous rage," according to the Franklin County State's Attorney's Office.

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EAST ST. LOUIS – A U.S. District judge sentenced a man from Texas to 57 months in federal prison after he admitted to transporting a kilogram of cocaine to Illinois. In addition to the prison sentence, Henry Garcia-Blanco, 28, of Irving, Texas, will serve three years of supervised release. “Increased accessibility to illicit drugs creates significant health risks for communities in southern Illinois, and the individuals found responsible for transporting large quantities of dangerous narcotics across our state lines will face time in prison,” said U.S. Attorney Rachelle Aud Crowe. “I appreciate the efforts by the DEA to investigate and arrest offenders and help improve public safety.” In late 2021, DEA agents began an investigation after learning significant quantities of cocaine were being transported from Texas, through Illinois, and on to St. Louis, Missouri. On Dec. 10, 2021, a confidential source informed agents a drug courier was stuck in Effingham,

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“State of Us” Brunch Thursday, June 15, 2023 10 a.m. – 2 p.m. Saint Louis Zoo WildCare Park 12385 Larimore Rd, St. Louis, MO 63138 Join County Councilwomen Shalonda Webb and Rita Heard Days for a Roundtable Discussion to kick off 2023 Juneteenth Celebrations. RSVP here. Jennings Summer Concert Series Friday, June 16, 2023 7:00 […]

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Following the recent slew of anti-trans laws passing through the Missouri legislature, parents of trans children are beginning to seek refuge out of state. One such is Jennifer Harris Dault, the mother of an eight-year-old transgender child in St. Louis, who this week raised funds so that her family can seek refuge in New York. In a GoFundMe post created four days ago, Harris Dault asked for funds to aid in moving expenses as she and her husband look for new jobs.

The shooting happened just before midnight Thursday on Bayard Avenue.