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Venice Man Sentenced to 154 Months in Prison for Carjacking, Shooting in St. Louis
VENICE - A Venice, Illinois, man was sentenced Tuesday, Aug. 11, 2026, in St. Louis to 154 months in prison for the 2024 armed robbery and carjacking of one man and for shooting at another man about an hour later. Harry Moore, 21, pleaded guilty in April in U.S. District Court in St. Louis to one felony count of carjacking and one felony count of possession and brandishing a firearm in furtherance of a violent crime. On Sept. 4, 2024, Moore was driving a Cadillac that had been stolen in
I found a map of our glorious zoo-from 30 years ago!
17-year-old charged as adult in murder of Lyft driver
A second teenager has been certified as an adult for the murder of a Lyft driver in Ferguson this past January.
Another teen to be tried as an adult in Ferguson gun battle that killed Lyft driver
Lamarkus Van, 17, is also accused of shooting and killing his 29-year-old cousin a month after the shootout, according to juvenile court officials.
Bellefontaine Neighbors aldermen illegally hired attorney during fight with mayor, state says
Aldermen hired attorney Sam Alton a day before voting to confirm his appointment and without considering other legal firms as required by city law, the Missouri Ethics Commission said.
Canada’s wildfire season is taking a heavy toll on First Nations
Thousands have been forced from their homes as Indigenous leaders raise concerns about firefighting resources, emergency assistance, and who decides when communities are safe.
Kehoe undeterred by defeat to constitutional amendments
City of St. Louis Corrections, SLATE Graduate 14 Residents from Prison to Prosperity Program
The Division of Corrections and the St. Louis Agency on Training and Employment (SLATE) celebrate the Prison to Prosperity graduation.
Any small creepy chapels / churches / oratories around the area? similar to the one pictured?
St. Louis golfer gives up club membership after faking hole-in-one
Gravois-Hampton Bus Station Homeless Population
The Censorship Industrial Complex Didn’t Exist Until The People Who Invented It Took It Over
For many, many years now we’ve been calling out how the entire narrative around the “censorship industrial complex” was absolute bullshit, made up by a group of either deliberate misinformation peddlers or confused “contrarian” journalists too stupid to understand how basic things work. And I say that as someone who has long been critical of […]
New drug-resistant fungal disease increases among vulnerable patients
Twenty-eight states this year have reported over 3,500 cases of patients sick with the drug-resistant yeast candida auris, which can cause severe illness and is often reported in healthcare facilities. As of Aug. 1, 3,544 clinical cases of candida auris, or C. auris, have been reported to the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, […]
Documentary on Rush’s Neil Peart to have world premiere at the Toronto Film Festival
The upcoming documentary about Rush drummer Neil Peart is set to have its world premiere at the 2026 Toronto Film Festival.Neil Peart: No One's Disciple, directed by Scot McFayden and Sam…
Missouri Supreme Court seeks swift action in redistricting ballot measure case
The Missouri Supreme Court wants a quick resolution in lower courts of a lawsuit that will decide if voters will see a congressional redistricting referendum on the Nov. 3 ballot. In a Monday letter to Cole County Circuit Judge Daniel…
Daily Deal: Retropian Color Retro Handheld Gaming Console
Rediscover the thrill of classic gaming with the Retropian Color, the pocket-sized powerhouse designed to revive your favorite retro titles in vibrant detail. This handheld console delivers nostalgia on the go, featuring a crisp 3.5-inch IPS display, an open-source Linux system, and support for 10,000+ games. Whether you’re into arcade classics, 8-bit adventures, or 32-bit […]
St. Louis golfer gives up club membership after faking hole-in-one
A former college golfer has given up his membership at a golf club in the St. Louis area after admitting he faked a hole-in-one during a club tournament, an incident that has since gone viral online.
Midwest Members Credit Union Male Athlete Of The Month: Roxana Standout Max Autery Heads To Quincy University Baseball
ROXANA - Max Autery gave Roxana baseball a steady presence behind the plate and production throughout the lineup, recently concluding an athletic career at Roxana with another strong baseball season as a catcher, infielder and pitcher before heading to Quincy University to play baseball. Roxana baseball coach Jerry Wheaton said Autery, a four-year starter, also had tremendous success on the football field. “Max was the leader behind the plate,” Wheaton said. “He’s going
Veteran's brain injuries caused by oysters from Illinois restaurant, lawsuit claims
A lawsuit filed on behalf of a retired Illinois firefighter and Marine veteran describes how he allegedly suffered catastrophic brain injuries after eating raw oysters at a restaurant near Chicago.
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