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The armed robbery of a Loomis security truck happened just before 10 a.m. Friday at the Save A Lot in Overland.

Nearly a quarter of all Missouri's school districts are only in session four days a week this year. Legislation moving forward in Jefferson City could require schools to go back to five days a week, but districts would be exempt.

The former Bissinger's headquarters and event space is for sale, as the event business that occupied the space, called the Caramel Room, appears to have closed.

You know the drill by now. In October of 2020, the NY Post ran a story about the contents of a laptop hard drive that Hunter Biden apparently left at a computer repair store. There were questions about the provenance of that hard drive, and, given the history of foreign election interference, as well as […]

Unofficial returns the night of the April 4 election had shown Marilyn Roussan leading Lisa Johnson by one vote. On Friday, a recount declared a tie; a runoff may be held to decide the winner.

“Lime will run ongoing safety campaigns to prevent underage riding and crack down on riders using e-scooters inappropriately."

It was around 3:36 a.m. Friday, when St. Louis police were getting a call about an alarm going off and a burglary at an old recreation center.

The groups competed from April 6-8 in Daytona Beach, Florida.

Anthony Tate Jr. pulled behind Timothy Simmons’ car and watched it for about 20 minutes before opening fire.

Blues general manager Doug Armstrong is wasting no time in working on the team for next season and beyond.

There are 109 students in the school this year, the lowest enrollment of any Catholic grade school in Jefferson County.

Did pandemic policies that reduced jail populations lead to an increase in violent crime? Two new reports say “no.” Criminologist and professor Beth Huebner and the Freedom Community Center’s Mike Milton discuss the data, and provide an update on how local courts are returning to their pre-pandemic policies — and throwing more people in jail before trial.

Grocery store shoppers feared for their lives as they watched a money truck robbery right in front of them just before 10 a.m. Friday.

First impressions can tell you a lot about a person. The first few words out of a person’s mouth can give you an idea of where somewhere has come from and where they’ve been. Comedian Tru Wag, born Brandon Wagner, is so proud to be from St. Louis that he began making skits and “accent challenges” celebrating his accent on Tik Tok and Instagram, where he has amassed a combined 208,000 followers.

The International Photography Hall of Fame said it will leave its home and museum in Grand Center, opting to locate an office in Fenton, citing changes in philanthropy and the effects of the Covid-19 pandemic.

Prizes 1st Place will recieve a custom 3D printed trophy provided by SLSC Esports alongside payout. Other top placing players will receive payout as well.   Pricing All players will

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SPRINGFIELD – As of 3 p.m. Friday, the Illinois State Police (ISP) is reporting local law enforcement in 19 counties, totaling 21 calls, received threats directed towards schools throughout the state. Granite City and Collinsville in Madison County were part of the fake threat calls. Responders have not located any actual threats as a result of these calls. The ISP Statewide Terrorism and Intelligence Center currently has no information concerning credible threats related to school safety. Law enforcement, public safety, and private sector security officials are encouraged to remain vigilant and report all suspicious behavior to local police agencies. Granite City Superintendent Stephanie Cann had this statement about the fake threat at their high school: "As communicated on Thursday, the Granite City Police Department was alerted to a possible threat at Granite City High School. Granite City Police responded, swept the complex, and found the threat to be non-credible." Collinsville

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After the pandemic started we immediately passed a $3.5 trillion rescue bill. Later we passed two more rescue bills, bringing the total to over $6 trillion. Was that responsible for the spike in inflation that began in 2021? Yes and no. It was responsible for some of the inflation, but for a very specific reason: ...continue reading "Did COVID rescue funding push up inflation? Yes, but . . ."

The Archdiocese of St. Louis is expected to close a Hillsboro school under its control due to financial challenges.