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St. Louis Man Gets Life for Fatal Car Crash. Some Say Race Played a Factor
Yesterday in St. Louis Circuit Court, a judge handed down a life sentence plus 17 years to a 34-year-old man who in 2020 caused a car crash that killed one woman and injured another. On July 21, 2020, Deandre Carter was driving a stolen Mitsubishi Outlander SUV at a high rate of speed westbound on Page Boulevard when he used the shoulder to pass another car. He clipped the side of that car in the process of passing it, then swerved onto the other side of the road and into oncoming traffic.
Music at the Intersection announces Smino, Herbie Hancock, Thundercat, and more for 2023 lineup
Passes for the weekend festival in Grand Center Arts District go on sale April 14 at 10 a.m.
Music at the Intersection Announces Lineup — And It's Fiiine
In its second year of existence, Music at the Intersection came into its own. A diverse crowd of more than 8,000 music-hungry individuals crowded around four stages across Grand Center to see more the many genre-spanning acts. Reportedly, though most hailed from our fair city, others traveled from cities as far as New Orleans.
Core & Main expands with acquisition of New York-based manufacturer
Core & Main Inc., the growing Maryland Heights-based distributor of water, wastewater, storm drainage and fire protection products, is expanding with the acquisition of a New York-based manufacturer of utility infrastructure products.
Missouri's recreational cannabis market drives growth in higher-paying jobs
'Chasing Picasso' book releases this Saturday
Fifty years ago today, April 11, 1973, a nude painting by Pablo Picasso was stolen from the St. Louis Art Museum. It hasn't been seen since.
Auction of downtown St. Louis hotel is postponed
Whoops: Congress Failed To Actually Fund Efforts To “Rip And Replace” Chinese Telecom Gear From U.S. Networks
You might recall that the FCC under both Trump and Biden has made a big deal about forcing U.S. telecoms to rip out Huawei gear from their networks, under the allegation that the gear is used to spy on Americans (you’re to ignore, of course, that the United States spies on everyone, constantly, and has […]
Tuesday, April 11, 2023 - Illinois is accused of obtaining do-not-resuscitate orders from prisoners who were not of sound mind
Nine months after a court appointed monitor made the claims, there is no evidence the corrections department investigated the allegations.
Man shot to death in Spanish Lake
The victim's name hasn't been released.
Defense attorney announces challenge to St. Louis Circuit Attorney Kim Gardner
David Mueller went to an event advertised as a criminal justice forum with St. Louis Circuit Attorney Kim Gardner in late March hoping to hear more about how her office could be more progressive and prevent dismissals like the one his client experienced from happening again.
Instead, he left with a new plan of his own.
The criminal defense attorney has become the first to announce he will challenge Gardner in the 2024 election.
“My client, Levi Henning, was locked up on murder charges for two…
St. Louis Dumpster Watch: Tower Grove East
Location of sighting: Tower Grove East How the bumper got in the dumpster: unknown
St. Louis City SC public autograph signing this Friday
You can get autographs from some St. Louis City SC players this weekend.
Delaware North Sportservice hosting hiring events for Busch Stadium jobs
With baseball in full swing, Busch Stadium needs help hosting the best fans in baseball.
Jackie Joyner-Kersee donates books to Jefferson Elementary School students
Students at Jefferson Elementary School in Normandy got a special visit. On Monday, Olympic Gold Medalist Jackie Joyner-Kersee came to read to them.
Senior citizen resource fair happening today in Florissant, Missouri
Senior citizens in need of help can head to the city of Florissant for a resource fair Tuesday.
Mass casualty training held in Forest Park today
One day after a mass shooting left five dead and several others injured in Louisville, Kentucky, important mass casualty training took place Tuesday morning in St. Louis.
ThurtenE Carnival returns to Washington University this weekend
This year's theme is “Melodies and Memories,” which pays tribute to the city’s rich musical heritage.
ThurtenE Carnival returns to Washington University this weekend
This year's theme is “Melodies and Memories,” which pays tribute to the city’s rich musical heritage.
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