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Feds probe St. Louis-area church, nonprofit that claimed millions in federal food aid
Records on New Heights Community Resource Center and Church in Action, doing business as Influence Church, sought by federal grand jury.
Greater Than the Sum of its Parts Art Exhibit
Greater Than the Sum of its Parts, Amazing Art from Pieces and Pixels, features Pysanky by Katherine Alexander, Digital Art by Matt Bryan, Mosaics by Brenda Fra-ser, Assemblage by Nell
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Eight Women Accuse Chess Grandmaster and SLU Chess Coach Ramirez Of Sexual Misconduct - WSJ
Results: These Board of Aldermen candidates are advancing to April's general election
Missouri Senate begins debate on health care limits for transgender youth
GOP-backed legislation would ban “gender transition procedures” for individuals under 18 years old.
Amazon Annoys Ring Owners Further By Making Very Basic Features Subscription Based
The relentless push to make every last feature in every tech device you own part of a subscription service shows no sign of slowing down. Fitness companies like Fitbit have increasingly shoveled basic health monitoring features into their subscription plan. Companies like BMW have increasingly tried to make basic concepts like heated seats a subscription-only […]
Pedestrian fatally struck by two cars in Ferguson
The 61-year-old woman was hit just before 6 a.m. Wednesday in the southbound lanes of South Florissant Road, about 30 to 50 feet from a crosswalk.
This St. Louis home just sold for $13 million
St. Louis progressives see mixed results in first round of aldermanic primaries
Remaining candidates still have another month to make their case to voters and make up ground before the general election April 4.
New rating system shows decline for Missouri schools as open enrollment gains support
The Missouri House on Tuesday gave initial approval to an open enrollment plan that would allow students to attend class in districts where they don’t reside.
Federal judge tosses Missouri gun law panned by St. Louis police, officials
The 2021 law violates the U.S. Constitution’s Supremacy Clause, U.S. District Judge Brian Wimes wrote.
RBGA Hits A Home Run With Its March Small Business Honoree
GODFREY - The RiverBend Growth Association has chosen to honor the Alton River Dragons with its March 2023 Small Business of the Month award, as the baseball team gets ready for Season 3 at the ballpark. The Alton River Dragons are a collegiate summer baseball team, founded in 2020 as part of the Prospect League, Western Conference, Prairie Land Division. The team began playing in 2021 at Alton’s Lloyd Hopkins Field, located at Gordon Moore Park and were division champions in 2022. “The idea and mission/concept of the Alton River Dragons Baseball Team started in 2019,” noted Owner Steve Marso. “I began exploring cities for a potential expansion franchise in the Prospect League. I had worked in baseball prior for around 25 years or so but had been out of the business for about four years. I had the idea to get back into the business, and after looking at a couple of other markets, our league commissioner called and said, ‘What about Alton, Illinois?’”
CITY's Klauss finds what he's looking for in St. Louis
With two goals in as many matches, the Brazilian striker is getting comfortable with his new team.
Crews responding to house fire in north St. Louis City
Fire crews are responding to flames at a north St. Louis City home Wednesday morning.
St. Louis Again Orders Eviction of Riverfront Homeless Camp
Woman struck and killed in St. Louis County
A woman was struck and killed Wednesday morning.
Wednesday, March 8, 2023 - How an East St. Louis radio station brought hip-hop to the region
Gentleman Jim Gates was the first St. Louis DJ to play rap music on the radio. He included "Rapper’s Delight" on East St. Louis station WESL. Gates says the record was a watershed moment for the genre across the region.
St. Louis judge slams prosecutors for conduct leading up to double homicide plea
Town hall rally for public education at Vashon High School happening today
Several education advocacy groups are holding a town hall meeting today. That includes a retired St. Louis Public Schools teacher and a member of the St. Louis Public Schools' Board of Education.
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