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Missouri Lavender Country Is the Closer, Arguably Better, Provence
The iridescent purple flowers wave gently along with the breeze. Acres of long rows of lavender sprout from sun-warmed soil in its characteristic plume. “Every time the wind blows, it rustles the foliage and the stems and the buds,” Katie Lockwood says.
MoDot gets duped - Ladue
Aldermen President Lewis Reed, two other aldermen under federal indictment
St. Louis Board of Aldermen President Lewis Reed, as well as current and former aldermen Jeffrey Boyd and John Collins-Muhammad, have been indicted on federal bribery and corruption charges linked to pay-to-play schemes.
The Best Concerts in St. Louis This Week: June 2 to 8
Nostalgia is treated in much the same way personal kinks are — that is to say, we all have nostalgia for something, but indulging too much is culturally frowned upon no matter who you are or where you’re at in the world. But we're not here to judge or poke fun at what you decide to do in your free time.
Lawsuit over Jefferson County collector race puts squeeze on getting ballots ready for primary
Appeals court ruling likely means GOP candidate Shannon Roden is likely back on the ballot after she was removed in May.
The Best Things to Do in St. Louis This Week: June 2 to June 8
Thursday 06/02 Mozart Music
Lewis Reed, 1 alderman, another ex-aldermen plead not guilty to corruption charges
Study finds 8,500 COVID deaths may have been prevented if more Missourians were vaccinated
If all of Missouri’s adults were vaccinated against COVID-19, more than half of the over 14,000 deaths attributed to the virus since January 2021 may have been prevented, a new analysis concluded. The analysis, performed by researchers at the Brown School of Public Health, Brigham and Women’s Hospital, Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health […]
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Grafton Memorial Day Commemoration Ceremony Attracts Large Crowd
GRAFTON - The American Legion Post #648 hosted Grafton’s Memorial Day Commemoration Ceremony on Monday, May 30, 2022, at the American Legion Post’s World War I Monument overlooking the Cemetery in Grafton. The ceremony honored the nation’s fallen military members with a twenty-one-gun salute by the Legion’s Honor Guard and the playing of taps. “We were pleased to see so many people attend the ceremony," said Bruce Olmstead, the Commander of American Legion Post #648. The invocation and short remarks were given by Father Martin Smith, St. Francis Xavier Catholic Church of Jerseyville who is a veteran of the Iraq War having served with the 82nd Airborne Division. The keynote speech was delivered by Colonel (Ret.) Michael Morrow, Mayor of Grafton, a veteran of Desert Storm, Afghanistan, and Iraq. Following the speakers, the Legion’s honor guard presented a 21-gun salute followed by the playing of taps. Terry Day, Chairman of the Grafton’s
Automated Moderation Means Distance Learning Students Are Being Called Cheaters Because Reasons
The response to the COVID-19 pandemic in America was, at best, inadequate. Many voters who felt subservient to a failed businessman chose to view the pandemic as a conspiracy meant to unseat Donald Trump. Millions died. Many more millions continue to suffer. Schools reacted by offering a variety of learning options to students, including the […]
Senate hopeful Trudy Busch Valentine counters NRA fundraiser plan at Grant’s Farm
U.S. Democratic Senate candidate Trudy Busch Valentine says she convinced the board she serves on that oversees her family’s St. Louis estate to cancel a fundraiser for the National Rifle …
St. Louis woman gets probation for assaulting Gateway Arch park rangers
Amenta Louise Williams in December 2020 resisted arrest, kneed a ranger in the groin and kicked another in the face and groin. She was sentenced to probation.
St. Louis Board of Aldermen President Lewis Reed, two other aldermen, indicted on federal corruption charges
Drew Dampf
Drew Dampf joins St. Louis Public Radio's Jason Rosenbaum and Sarah Kellogg to talk about a new state Senate map — and the lay of the land for 2022 races for seats in the Missouri General Assembly's upper chamber.
Spectrum Implements New Procedure For 988 Dialing In Illinois
ALTON - Spectrum today announced it has implemented mandatory 10-digit dialing for Spectrum Voice ® customers and Spectrum Business Voice clients in Illinois. The new 10-digit dialing, required by the Federal Communications Commission (FCC), allows for the July 16 launch of 988 as the nationwide three-digit phone number for the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline. To facilitate this launch, area codes using 988 as the first three digits of a seven-digit phone number must transition to 10-digit dialing. The change requires customers to dial the area code followed by the seven-digit phone number in order for local calls to be completed. Additionally, important safety and security equipment, such as medical alert devices and alarm systems should be programmed to use 10-digit dialing. Beginning July 16, dialing 988 will automatically route calls to the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline. Prior to the launch, customers must continue to dial 1-800-273-8255 to reach the hotline. T
Double shooting in Woodson Terrace is investigated
The Major Case Squad of Greater St. Louis on Thursday was investigating the overnight shooting death of a 20-year-old man in Woodson Terrace.
Breaking News - Lewis Reed and 2 alderman indicted on federal charges
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Man robbed at gunpoint after staged delivery in St. Louis, police seek suspect
Detectives with the St. Louis Police Department are looking for a man accused of robbing another man at gunpoint Tuesday after a staged delivery.