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Bird scooters to return to St. Louis this weekend in trial of new rules
Metro Transit to scale back Call-A-Ride services starting Monday
EPA sets deadline for St. Charles, Ameren to agree on well field access
ST. CHARLES — Failure of the city and Ameren to reach agreement on giving the utility access to the city’s drinking water well field has delayed further cleanup of contamination there, federal officials say.
Disability rights advocacy groups file complaint against Metro Transit for cutting Call-A-Ride service
A controversy over transportation for those with disabilities is going to the Department of Justice.
Armed and dangerous Fenton robbery suspect taken into custody
Suspect accused of crashing into volleyball player and severing her legs enters not guilty plea
Report: Timothée Chalamet’s Bob Dylan biopic to begin shooting in August
Bob Dylan fans have been waiting a long time for the planned Dylan biopic starring Timothée Chalamet in the lead role, and it sounds like it’s finally closer to happening. The film’s director, James Mangold, broke…
Pandemic emergency declarations end in St. Louis, St. Louis County
St. Louis and St. Louis County leaders on Friday lifted the COVID-19 emergency declarations that have been in place for three years.
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Marijuana sales surge more than 22% in March; Missouri's tax rate, variety cited
The numbers reaffirm that Missouri is on pace to achieve $1 billion in annual sales, which could make it the fastest state to reach the milestone.
St. Louis county executive: Police likely followed policy in chase that killed man
But one activist questioned whether Tuesday's fatal chase — which started with the theft of laundry detergent from a Dollar General — was justified under the department's own policy.
Kim Gardner's office blames police in murder case refiled twice
A St. Louis police union on Friday fired back against allegations by the city prosecutor's office that detectives were the reason the court had to postpone a manslaughter trial.
Graham Nash reveals David Crosby had COVID-19 when he died
Rock & Roll Hall of Famer David Crosby passed away January 18, and now his Crosby, Stills & Nash bandmate Graham Nash has revealed that he passed away after contracting COVID-19. “He was rehearsing for a…
Indian Government Looking To Buy NSO-Esque Malware, But Not From NSO
When NSO Group began making the wrong kind of headlines all over the world, suddenly lots of governments began at least feigning an interest in caring about what third-party tools their intelligence and security agencies were using to conduct surveillance. The problem wasn’t just NSO Group. True, the Israel-based firm was more than happy to […]
Nelly's new 'MoShine' moonshine mixes business and pleasure
"I'm taking a country tradition and mixing it up for everyone to enjoy," states Nelly in a press release.
How Miguel Perez became a hometown soccer hero and made history at St. Louis City SC
At 17, midfielder Miguel Perez is St. Louis City SC’s youngest player. He made his Major League Soccer debut earlier this year and for the Under-19 United States Men’s National team, he scored a goal for his country — all while still enrolled at Pattonville High School. Washington University freshman Julian Trejo discusses his reporting on Perez and details his own experience of playing soccer at a championship level, growing up in Arkansas and coming to St. Louis.
Suspect charged for homicide of man in September 2022
Metallica announces weeklong residency on ABC’s ‘Jimmy Kimmel Live!’
Metallica is coming to late night TV next week. The metal legends have announced a weeklong residency on ABC's Jimmy Kimmel Live! from Monday, April 10, to Thursday, April 13.…
Katsuya in University City is serious about its signature dish, katsu
Panko-breaded, deep-fried chicken, shrimp and other katsu dishes are the focus of Loop newcomer Katsuya.
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