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Normandy appoints first Black female police chief
Sanders was appointed as the top choice after a nationwide search of more than 15 candidates, according to the Mayor Mark Beckman.
Man's truck hit by concrete boulder under Hampton Bridge on I-64
Thought you St Louisians might dig this old pic that my grandfather took in the 1960's
Caught on camera: Man walking the streets naked in Metro East
Some metro east residents in unincorporated St. Clair County say a man in his 20s was naked and running through neighborhoods near Signal Hill Boulevard on Thursday afternoon.
‘We reflect St. Louis’
The diligent work of University of Missouri -St. Louis as an institution of opportunity and empowerment through accessible higher learning and resources has made the region a better place over the past sixty years.
Def Leppard announces ‘Diamond Star Halos’ track by track livestream
Def Leppard has announced a special livestream event tied to their most recent album, Diamond Star Halos. The Diamond Star Halos track by track livestream event will take place February 25 at 4 p.m. ET, with…
Safe Streets Bill Gets Final Approval from St. Louis Aldermen
Safer streets may soon be on the horizon for St. Louis city. A proposal to spend nearly $65 million of pandemic-aid relief money on street and sidewalk improvements passed the Board of Aldermen with 25 of the 28 aldermen voting in favor of the measure today.
Former Cardinals announcer Dan McLaughlin pleads guilty to felony DWI
Dan McLaughlin pleaded guilty nearly two months after leaving his post as the television play-by-play announcer for the St. Louis Cardinals.
Texas SWAT Team Destroys Home While Searching For The Wrong Person At The Wrong Address
To be sure, SWAT operations are pulled off flawlessly around the nation every day. The right addresses are hit. The right windows are smashed. The right doors are destroyed. The correct perps are arrested. The proper people are filled with bullets if needed, etc. But, far too often, they go wrong. Often more concerned with […]
Pearl Jam MoPop exhibit closing in April after five years
An exhibit dedicated to Pearl Jam at Seattle’s Museum of Pop Culture is set to close in April after five years. Pearl Jam: Home and Away The Exhibition features over 700 original Pearl Jam artifacts,…
How is the view from the tables by the bar at The Factory
International Institute Launches New Afghan Community Center
After hundreds of Afghan refugees settled in St. Louis over the past year, the International Institute of St. Louis held a grand opening for its most recent initiative on Friday: a community center. The center, located in an office space at 3611 South Grand Boulevard in Tower Grove South, will offer a wide range of services for Afghan immigrants resettling in St. Louis.
Critically endangered elephants play major role in rainforest conservation
Critically endangered elephants in the Congo Basin play a key role in creating forests, which in turn, store carbon and maintain the biodiversity of African rainforests. If the species becomes extinct, the second largest rainforest on earth would lose between six and nine percent of their ability to capture atmospheric carbon — that’s according to researcher Stephen Blake, an associate professor of biology at St. Louis University.
How a gorilla swap between St. Louis and Chicago may ensure the species’ survival
St. Louis Zoo and Brookfield Zoo in Chicago recently swapped two western lowland gorillas in an effort to help the survival of the critically endangered species. St. Louis zoological manager Helen Boostrom talks about how the recent gorilla swap plays into the goal of creating genetically healthy populations of the critically endangered species.
Roger Waters hits back at Pink Floyd bandmates, says “they can’t write songs”
Earlier this week, the Pink Floyd feud seemed to escalate when Polly Samson, wife of Pink Floyd’s David Gilmour, lashed out at his bandmate Roger Waters on Twitter. Days later things aren't cooling down, with Waters now having a…
Thank a nurse: Nominations are now open
Officer hurt during foot chase in north St. Louis
One officer suffered a serious leg injury while chasing a suspect on foot Friday afternoon in north St. Louis.
St. Louis County mom exposed 1-year-old to fatal fentanyl dose, charges say
Nolan Cherelle, 32, was charged with a single count of endangering a child after police were called to her home and found her daughter unresponsive.
This Missouri town has one of the largest bongs in the US
BOLIVAR, Mo. -- Recreational marijuana sales started last week in Missouri, and one businessman has a unique way to lure customers into his warehouse. Weedman and Glassman wholesale co-owner Joesph Spina likes to shake things up. He thought that having one of the largest marijuana water pipes in the United States would attract some attention. [...]
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