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Missouri Senate spends hours discussing diversity during budget debate
After nearly 12 hours of debate, the Missouri Senate passed a $50 billion budget early Wednesday morning.
Three Kings Public House employee reacts to Wednesday's fire
Hours after Three Kings Public House server Isabella Torregrossa helped close the bar, St. Louis City and County firefighters fought a fire that engulfed the building.
Clarksville community prepares for potential flooding
Clarksville’s emergency management committee met Wednesday night to prepare for the possibility of flooding. River levels are expected to crest in the moderate flood zone for Clarksville, Missouri.
St. Louis County man's daughter makes plea to community to help solve her dad's 2021 homicide on highway
Investigating the timeshare industry ahead of summer vacation season
Joe Mason’s timeshare trouble in Branson, Missouri, started innocently enough.
New Metro Transit cameras catches suspect in rape attempts
The new security technology from Metro Transit played a major role in catching a suspect who is charged with attempting to rape and sexually assault two of their riders.
Family advocates for safer roads after tragic MoDOT accident
Distracted drivers may soon face stiffer fines, on top of the lives they’re risking.
Please check in on your trans friends
St. Charles County reports lowest death rate in region as Covid emergencies end May 11
'This is a smear campaign': Former St. Louis prosecutor says leaked report on sexual assault aimed to discredit her
Got a ticket for parking in this spot on the last Wednesday of the month. Infuriating.
Wizards Of The Coast Sends Pinkerton Agency To Person That Bought Unreleased ‘Magic’ Cards In Error
Wizards of the Coast (WotC), the company behind both Dungeons & Dragons and Magic The Gathering has been on our pages recently and not for good reasons. Most recently, the company kicked up a completely unnecessary shitstorm for itself by changing the OGL license under which it released D&D Fifth Edition in such a way […]
Slaughter To Prevail
Slaughter To Prevail will perform live at Delmar Hall on April 26.
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What are some of the best/prettiest places to hike within an hour or so of St. Louis?
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Alton City Council Approves Several Property Demolitions
ALTON - The Alton City Council gave their final approval for several property demolition proceedings that were passed earlier this week by the Alton Committee of the Whole. Even more property demolitions are slated to be voted on at the next Committee of the Whole meeting. Demolition proceedings for the following properties were given final approval: 1217 East 5th St. 728 Humboldt Ct. 730 Humboldt Ct. 1613 Joesting Ave. 915 Harrison St. 1923 Gross St. 1109 Wesley St. 3105 Hillcrest Ave. 2813 Sunnyside St. 3308 Franor St. Several more demolition proceeding ordinances were introduced at tonight’s meeting and were referred to the Committee of the Whole for their next meeting on May 8. City Council members approved a Notice of Sale announcing the city is now accepting bids on three properties: 1321 E. 5th St., 2317 Humbert St., and 934 Tremont St. A few bids were also awarded by council members. Supreme Trucking & Excavating wasa awarded their $23,684
St. Charles police arrest 4 allegedly involved in organized crime
Transviolet
As part of Body The Tour, Transviolet will perform live with special guest Jagwar Twin at The Duck Room at Blueberry Hill on April 26.
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Shakey Graves
Shakey Graves will perform live with special guest Daniel Nunnelee at The Pageant on April 26. —
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