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The day they took Father Polizzi from The Hill
During the 1970s the Rev. Salvatore E. Polizzi had become a national figure for his work in The Hill neighborhood of St. Louis. Residents were shocked when news came that he was being reassigned.
1893: Tesla stuns a St. Louis crowd with his first demonstration of radio
In 1893, inventor Nikola Tesla first publicly demonstrated radio during a meeting of the National Electric Light Association in St. Louis by transmitting electromagnetic energy without wires.
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Christopher Taylor of Granite City, IL joined the Real Rock Army today
Is a recession looming? Look to accounting fraud for answers
Will the U.S. economy go into a slowdown or recession? Elevated risk of accounting fraud serves as a useful signal, according to our recent research.
What is financial reporting and can it be manipulated?
Publicly traded companies in the United States must issue quarterly financial statements. These accounting reports allow players in the economy to make better, more informed decisions.
However, companies sometimes manipulate financial statements to hide their true state of business. For example,…
STLCC alumna and Bank of America president receives Distinguished Alumni Award
Instead of paying for his children’s education, Laurel Bush provided them with jobs at his Kentucky Fried Chicken franchise.
Marilyn K. Bush used her hard-earned dollars from the family business to pay tuition for Visitation Academy of St. Louis and later, Saint Louis University. To save money, Bush transferred to St. Louis Community College at Meramec in 1981 to earn an associate degree.
“My path to St. Louis Community College had a lot to do with the quality of the staff and educational courses…
Messenger: Reduce crime in St. Louis? Mayor looks to transit, investment in north side
Mayor Tishaura O. Jones believes a MetroLink expansion can help with job creation and neighborhood decline. That in turn can help with crime, she says.
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Woman charged with shooting at teenagers violated bond by cutting ankle monitor
Police warn about Tiktok challenge that's causing property damage
Wentzville police are asking parents to talk with their teens about a TikTok challenge that is causing property damage.
Busch Stadium jobs up for grabs ahead of baseball season
On what would’ve been a beautiful day for baseball at Busch Stadium, the grounds crew is busy preparing the field for opening day on March 30.
Stolen Boy Scout trailer found, one arrested, one suspect at large
One of two men accused of stealing a trailer belonging to a Boy Scout Troop in Maryland Heights has been arrested and charged.
'The floor was covered in feces,' Humane Society rescues 41 dogs
More than 40 dogs will be looking for new homes after being rescued from a woman living in Newton County, just outside of Joplin.
Execution-style murder in downtown St. Louis caught on video
An appalling, daytime, execution-style murder captured on video has people wondering what has become of St. Louis.
Families of victims in quadruple fatal crash in Midtown mourn loss
The family of Bryanna Dentman-Johnson is mourning the loss of the teen, whom they described as strong, independent, and prayerful.
St. Louis resident concerned kids may get hurt from falling glass
A St. Louis resident called FOX 2's You Paid For It team after glass from the windows of an abandoned house fell to the ground, nearly hurting her grandchildren.
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Girl, 15, dies after being shot in south St. Louis
The shooting happened in the 3700 block of Minnesota Avenue, police say.
Legislation Aiming To Give Law Enforcement Access To More ALPR Data Dies In Virginia
Legislating from the bench is always problematic. People who like what courts have decided will claim this was the right thing to do. People who don’t like the decision will claim this is an overstep. Whatever the case in Virginia, this is good news. Legislation from the bench happened. But it didn’t turn into actual […]
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