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Lawsuit claims Amazon, construction companies were negligent, leading to deadly warehouse collapse

2 years 8 months ago
The family of a man who died when a tornado hit an Amazon warehouse last December in Edwardsville is filing suit. Austin McEwen’s family is filing a wrongful death lawsuit against Amazon and two companies that were involved in the building of the site, Contegra Construction Company and Tristar Properties. McEwen, a 26-year-old from Edwardsville, didn’t work for Amazon but he was a contracted delivery driver who worked with the company to make deliveries from the warehouse in Edwardsville. He…
Dori Olmos and Sara Machi, KSDK

St. Louis’ neighborhood population density

2 years 8 months ago

*For this graphic, habitable area of the City of St. Louis was calculated to be 48.176 square miles. The city is officially 66.2 square miles, with land area measured at 61.9 square miles. Subtracted from this were city parks, Bellefontaine and Cavalry Cemeteries and the largely industrial neighborhoods of North Riverfront, Near North Riverfront, Riverview, […]

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Tony Nipert

Cupid's Undie Run Returns to St. Louis on February 12

2 years 8 months ago

Pants are so pre-pandemic.

Cupid’s Undie Run is planning a return to St. Louis streets on February 12 and you’re invited to let your freak flag fly. (For a good cause, of course.)

Running around on downtown streets in your unmentionables might get you a visit from the cops on any other day, but on Cupid’s Undie Run day it’s not just allowed but encouraged.

SEE ALSO: Cupid’s Undie Run Was a Cheeky Good Time

Cupid’s Undie Run is a charity event that bills itself as the “nation’s largest pantless party” and you’re encouraged to go as bare as you dare in the name of charity.

From Cupid’s Undie Run:

Jaime Lees

Bipartisan group of Missouri lawmakers hope to close domestic violence gun loophole

2 years 8 months ago

Marsha Keene-Frye grew up around guns, going hunting with her family from a young age near her home in Mississippi County. To this day, she still regularly carries a firearm and considers herself a supporter of the Second Amendment, just like most of her neighbors in southeastern Missouri. But for 27 years, Keene-Frye has worked […]

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Rebecca Rivas

Bill would block Missouri cities, counties from enacting EV charging station mandate

2 years 8 months ago

A Republican lawmaker is seeking to undercut efforts by officials in the St. Louis area to build more electric vehicle charging infrastructure in preparation for the move away from gasoline-burning cars.  Both St. Louis and St. Louis County passed ordinances last year requiring businesses to prepare for electric vehicle charging. The city’s ordinance also has […]

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Allison Kite