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Tuesday Morning to close two of its St. Louis-area stores
Maybe it's just a coincidence, but Tuesday Morning filed for bankruptcy on Tuesday morning.
Black leaders rally at Capitol after Missouri Democrats call House Leadership 'racist'
Black Democratic lawmakers at the Missouri State Capitol are accusing the House Leadership of racism following debate on a bill last week.
Where can I buy sushi grade salmon?
St. Louis Symphony Orchestra reveals 2023-2024 season plan anchored in community connections, collaborations
Missouri activists seek more wrongful conviction hearings
A Missouri law enacted in 2021 allows prosecuting attorneys to request a hearing before a judge in cases of possible wrongful convictions.
Missouri Capitol library closed due to safety concerns
The Missouri Capitol library is closed because of safety concerns with the dome ceiling.
Man charged with murder of pregnant ex-girlfriend deemed fit to stand trial
Jefferson Co. family puts pause on fostering after lack of state support
Man fatally shoots would-be robber at gas station in St. Louis
The St. Louis Metropolitan Police Department is sending a dire warning to residents after an armed robber was shot and killed at a gas station near downtown St. Louis.
Staffing shortages, high caseloads, low pay exacerbate flaws in Missouri's foster care system
Victim shoots, kills suspect Wednesday during attempted carjacking
Pearl Jam raffling off signed poster for Turkey & Syria earthquake relief
Pearl Jam is raffling off a signed poster to raise money for earthquake relief in Turkey and Syria. The poster is from Eddie Vedder and company's 1996 concert in Istanbul…
Reconstruction of historic Black schoolhouse in Faust Park
For the last seven months, St. Louis County officials have overseen the restoration of a Chesterfield landmark with Missouri history.
The Missed Opportunities Of The Khan FTC Are Glaring
A few months ago at a conference, I was somewhat surprised to hear from an academic whose views on antitrust are closely aligned with FTC chair Lina Khan complain to me that Khan appeared to be a disaster as an FTC Commissioner, noting that multiple FTC staffers had been complaining or heading for the exits. […]
Headlight flashing: What it really means and is it illegal?
Flashing headlights can actually mean a few different things, depending on the context.
St. Louis activists protest at Capitol: ‘It’s time for our community to be respected.’
They denounced move by the GOP-led House to shut down debate on a bill to provide for a special prosecutor in St. Louis.
Is it legal to kill a coyote in Illinois?
Coyotes are one of many animals that roam through the state of Illinois, and can at times become a nuisance for residents as they have been known to attack domesticated pets.
Illinois first responders prepare for what severe weather spring could bring
Law Enforcement Bring Person Into Custody After Large Police Presence On Circle Drive, Alton
ALTON - At 7:48 p.m. on Feb. 14, 2023, the Madison County Sheriff’s Office assisted several law enforcement agencies with attempting to locate a black passenger vehicle that was reportedly shooting at another vehicle, while traveling southbound on Illinois Route 3, in the area of Hartford. Area law enforcement agencies were initially unable to locate the suspect and the vehicle but continued searching the area. There were no reported injuries during this incident. At approximately 9:26 p.m., Madison County deputies responded to the Budget Motel, located in the 3200 block of West Chain of Rocks Road, regarding an armed robbery that just occurred. Preliminary investigation revealed that a victim was robbed at gunpoint and struck in the face several times. The suspect had fled the scene prior to the arrival of Madison County deputies. This victim did sustain injuries but declined medical attention while on scene. As this investigation progressed, it was also revealed that the suspect
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