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Woman flags down police after being shot; suspect in custody
A woman is in critical condition at a local hospital after being shot Saturday evening in south St. Louis.
Cardinals trade frenzy begins: Montgomery to Rangers, Hicks to Blue Jays
Playing an unusual role as seller's ahead of this year's MLB trade deadline, the St. Louis Cardinals are finalizing trades involving three pitchers Sunday afternoon.
Advice for fall lawn project
Gun fight and chase erupts between city police and man in Carondelet neighborhood
ST. LOUIS — Police arrested a man Saturday night after he got into a gunfight with police and led officers on a chase through the city’s Carondelet neighborhood after allegedly shooting a woman in his car.
Missouri State Fair 2023: Tickets, concerts, carnival, exhibits and more
Grab your tickets. The 2023 Missouri State Fair is just around the corner, bringing carnival rides, fair food, livestock and big acts to Sedalia.
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Cardinals' Nolan Gorman misses Sunday's game against Cubs with lower back tightness
St. Louis Cardinals infielder Nolan Gorman was scratched from Sunday's game with lower back tightness.
Final Mass comes for dozens of Catholic parishes across the St. Louis region
The implementation phase of the “All Things New” downsizing plan starts Tuesday.
FLOTSAM! a small floating circus act is coming down the river, will be here Sept 8th-10th, 2023!
Messenger: St. Louis link in ‘Oppenheimer’ is latest reminder of city’s nuclear legacy
Glass containers in the movie mark the growth in processing materials for an atomic bomb. They also remind us of St. Louis’ role in the war, and its lasting legacy here.
Funniest/Most Insightful Comments Of The Week At Techdirt
This week, our first place winner on the insightful side is ThatOneOtherGuy with a simple response to the push in California for “protect the children” internet regulations: The argument everyone forgets… The PROMISE of safety of children (or any other group) is not more important than the Rights of the whole. The only thing that […]
Raw data: Public belief in the COVID-19 lab leak theory
This is from a recent Harvard/Politico poll: There's no longer any partisan difference at all. Across all parties, the lab leak theory is favored 2:1 over a natural origin for the COVID-19 virus. Here's how this has changed over time: Since 2020, the virological community has discovered more and more evidence that COVID-19 evolved naturally. ...continue reading "Raw data: Public belief in the COVID-19 lab leak theory"
Miss Madison County, Junior Miss, Crowned At Fair Pageant
HIGHLAND - The new Miss Madison County and Junior Miss Pageant winners were crowned this weekend in Highland. The Miss Madison County is Laini Bock and the Junior Miss is Landry Shine. "In true fair queen fashion, they were crowned this afternoon," Pageant officials said in a statement. "A little rain didn't stop these girls from enjoying their first official appearance." The 2022 Fair Queen Johna Murphy crowned Laini the new pageant queen on Saturday, July 29, in Highland. She is shown crowning the new queen below.
If anyone knows who this guy is….
COVID in wastewater has doubled since June
Detection of the COVID-19 virus in wastewater has doubled since June: Hi US friends- there is a clear rise in SARS-CoV-2 in wastewater, suggesting a rise in cases and all the things that accompany that (https://t.co/FQPYUBJSxj). A reminder of some things you can (still) do to help reduce the risk of COVID: 1. Ensure you ...continue reading "COVID in wastewater has doubled since June"
Carlinville Library Now Features Libby For Thousands More Titles
CARLINVILLE – Thousands of resources are found within the walls of the Carlinville Public Library. Now, users have the opportunity to access even more materials. In January, the library obtained Libby, a free app that allows users to borrow e-books, e-audiobooks, and magazines, including adult and children’s titles from all genres. The Libby app is free to all Carlinville library cardholders, and may be downloaded through a phone, tablet, or laptop. "Libby gives cardholders access to 89,000 choices of materials, including books, magazines, e-books, and e-audiobooks,” said Hannah Miller, the director of the Carlinville library. “We have 30,000 books on site here, but Libby offers even more choices. “It gives us the latest titles and a wider selection of materials than we could offer in print,” continued Miller, “and it’s available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, 365 days a year, whenever the user wants.” Everything from classic
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