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More women sue MassageLuXe in St. Louis County over alleged sexual assaults
The lawsuits accuse MassageLuXe of negligent hiring practices — and of covering up similar claims at locations around the country.
Anyone want to go to The Amsterdam to watch the USA beat Turkey? I’ll buy the first couple of buckets of beer!
Former landlord extradited from Israel to face wire, bank fraud charges in St. Louis
A man indicted nearly six years ago for a $28 million bank and wire fraud scheme tied to apartment buildings in Missouri and Oklahoma was extradited from Israel on Thursday and will appear in federal court in St. Louis on Friday.
St. Charles County Executive Ehlmann forgoes retirement to try to stop Eigel
Saint Louis Zoo gorilla moved to Florida after breeding recommendations
ST. LOUIS - One of the Saint Louis Zoo's long-time residents was recently moved to Florida. According to an announcement from the zoo, 21-year-old Bakari was relocated to an Association of Zoos and Aquariums-accredited institution in central Florida based on a breeding recommendation. Bakari is going to Florida to start his own family, the zoo [...]
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Billy Joel’s ‘Piano Man’ tops the ‘Billboard’ Top TV Songs chart
Billy Joel’s iconic track “Piano Man” is back on the Billboard chart.The rocker’s signature tune, the title track to his 1973 sophomore album, is #1 on the Billboard Top TV Songs…
City, business leaders to get first look at St. Louis Public Schools restructuring plan
A proposal to consolidate and reuse multiple SLPS school buildings will be presented at an invite-only event.
Ad linking Missouri income tax phaseout to data centers is misleading, opponents say
Amendment 5 asks Missouri voters to phase out the state income tax and replace it with higher sales and use taxes
Madison County Transit Unveils New Pedestrian Bridge Over IL-111
PONTOON BEACH - Madison County Transit celebrated the opening of a new pedestrian/bike bridge in Pontoon Beach. The MCT 111 Trail Bridge crosses over IL-111. During a ribbon-cutting ceremony on Thursday, June 25, 2026, MCT Managing Director SJ Morrison expressed his appreciation for the communities that worked to install the bridge. “It takes vision, it takes support, it takes financial backing in order to make a project like this happen, and that only happens if you have the support
Lost parents booth at 4th of July
Israeli man flown to St. Louis 6 years after feds charge him with apartment fraud scheme
Michael Fein, now 47, was federally indicted for bank and wire fraud after his 12 low-income housing complexes racked up numerous complaints about living conditions.
St. Louis Soaring club lets gliders fly high over farm fields
Ever wonder what it's like to soar like a bird? The 85 members of the St. Louis Soaring Association, based in Highland, can tell you.
North St. Louis church awarded $500K federal grant for redevelopment
Bethlehem Lutheran Church in north St. Louis has been awarded a $500,000 federal grant to help revitalize underutilized properties in the surrounding community.
Cherokee Street project aims to fill vacant storefronts, support small business
In a time where it seems like empty storefronts are a growing challenges for communities, an organization for Cherokee Street is aiming to minimize one of the struggles many business owners face.
Man wins $2M on scratchers ticket sold in De Soto
A Missouri Lottery player recently won $2 million from a scratchers ticket sold at a grocery store in De Soto.
Anyone want to go The Amsterdam to watch Germany pound Ecuador? I'll buy the first couple of buckets of beer!
Supreme Court rules for Bayer, against St. Louis man in 'landmark' Roundup cancer case
Bayer has paid billions more in legal settlements to resolve thousands of Roundup cases, while others remain active.
East St. Louis School District responds after volunteer instructor charged with grooming
A New Baden, Illinois, man is facing charges for grooming and child solicitation in Clinton County. East St. Louis School District 189 Superintendent Arthur R. Culver sent a letter to families Wednesday after learning the defendant worked as an after-school instructor in the district.
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