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US-Located Chinese Cop Shops Allegedly Targeted People For Comparing President Xi To Winnie The Pooh
Perhaps you may have heard the DOJ recently arrested Chinese nationals and shuttered “Chinese police stations” located in New York following an investigation into the sort of foreign national work our government tends to find repulsive, even as it does the same thing elsewhere in the world. It made all the papers, including the British […]
Another St. Louis judge files to hold Kim Gardner in contempt of court
A judge filed Monday to hold St. Louis Circuit Attorney Kimberly M. Gardner in contempt of court for the second time in a week after prosecutors failed to show up for a hearing in an assault case.
St. Louis teen sentenced for murder he committed at 14
A teenager who was tried as an adult for a 2020 murder in north St. Louis was sentenced Monday to nearly 20 years in state prison.
Top St. Louis officials OK draft budget. Aldermen are up next.
The $1.3 billion spending blueprint now moves to the Board of Aldermen for further consideration.
Petition to get The Urge on the St. Louis Walk of Fame nears goal
ST. LOUIS -- Real Housewives producer and TV host Andy Cohen will be getting a star on the St. Louis Walk of Fame next month. The markers memorialize many celebrities along the Delmar Loop. Now, there is a petition to honor the 90's hit band The Urge with a marker. They are close to their [...]
Aerosmith teases fans with clock counting down to May 1
Looks like Aerosmith fans have something to look forward to. The band is amping up anticipation for some big news with a countdown clock on their website, which is counting down to May 1…
Another St. Louis judge files to hold Kim Gardner in contempt of court
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Jersey's Gabe Axley Signs With Sydenstricker Nobbe John Deere Technical School For Program
JERSEYVILLE - Jersey Community High School senior Gabe Axley signed recently with Sydenstricker Nobbe John Deere Technical School in Wentzville, MO. Only 25 students out of 200 applicants were selected for this 9-month program. He will pay $0 tuition, $0 room, and board, and receive wages while training. "We used this signing opportunity of a model student, Gabe, to hear from Ben Poletti with SNP to inspire underclassmen industrial arts students," Jersey Community School District said in a comment.
Missouri farmer sentenced in cattle fraud scheme that led to murders
Missouri farmer Garland Nelson, already sentenced in the murders of two Wisconsin brothers, has now been sentenced in a cattle fraud scheme.
'Uncontainable excitement': 18-year-old captures northern lights over Illinois
An 18-year-old storm chaser from the suburbs didn't have to go to far to find majestic beauty in the sky Sunday night.
Former employee of St. Louis transgender clinic reaffirms allegations of misconduct
Jamie Reed responds to an internal investigation, released by Washington University, questioning her claims about the Transgender Center.
The students presented Ms. Joyner-Kersee with a gift
Six-time Olympic medalist Jackie Joyner-Kersee will issue the historic instruction of “Gentlemen, start your engines,” as Grand Marshal of the Enjoy Illinois 300 NASCAR Cup Series Race at World Wide Technology Raceway (WWTR) at 2:30 p.m. June 4, 2023.
Cardinals visit Giants to begin 4-game series
The San Francisco Giants begin a four-game series at home against the St. Louis Cardinals on Monday.
Chaifetz family hopes to put St. Louis on the pro pickleball map
The St. Louis Shock franchise in Major League Pickleball is competing — just not in the city with its name.
Travel: Air or Amtrak?
Remember Planes, Trains, and Automobiles? I feel like I was making my own version of the film with my recent trip to Kansas City. I used all three modes of transportation, but with fewer hassles than John Candy and Steve Martin had. Russ and I started off by Ubering to the St. Louis airport for...
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Big St. Louis law firm leaving Washington Avenue for Peabody Plaza
The law firm of Sandberg Phoenix & von Gontard PC has signed a long-term lease to move to the Peabody Plaza building at 701 Market St., bidding farewell in mid-2024 to the One City Center building on Washington Avenue.
A Missouri lawmaker wants to cut taxes on guns. His constituents aren’t so sure.
Missouri Sen. Rick Brattin is pushing to exempt sales taxes on the purchase of firearms and ammunition. But in his district, where guns are as common as butter, residents aren't so quick to agree.
Lunchtime Photo
A day at the carwash. Or, more accurately, a day in the carwash.
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