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Ex-St. Louis Co. teacher's aide pleads guilty to sex crimes involving child
A man pleaded guilty to sex crimes involving a child while he served as a teacher's aide in St. Louis County.
Jefferson Airplane members attend band’s Hollywood Walk of Fame star unveiling
Jefferson Airplane was honored with a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame on Thursday, and the three surviving members of the influential San Francisco band's classic lineup -- singer…
Aldermen endorse better pay, benefits for St. Louis police
Alderman Anne Schweitzer tacked on an amendment saying the board would follow up with a resolution concerning all city employees.
Los Angeles Sheriff’s Department Goes Completely Rogue, Blocks Inspector General’s Access To Files, Facilities
The Los Angeles Sheriff’s Department has been problematic pretty much ever since its inception. Its prior iteration — headed up by Sheriff Lee Baca — was an abhorrent mess. The LASD was (and still is!) home to gangs formed by deputies — cliques that encouraged members to violate rights and abuse those incarcerated in the […]
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ACT test scores hit 30-year low in US; Missouri, Illinois above average
Scores on the ACT college admissions tests hit their lowest point in more than 30 years, according to a public report released Wednesday.
FDA greenlights updated COVID-19 booster for children ages 5-11
The federal government recommended on Wednesday an updated COVID-19 booster for children between 5 and 11, expanding use of the new bivalent shots beyond people 12 and older. The U.S. …
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Karen's Diner opening permanent location in south St. Louis
"At Karen's, you will be greeted and waited upon by rude waiters and forced to play a variety of games."
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'I wouldn't change anything': Albert Pujols emotionally reflects on MLB journey with Pedro Martinez
Albert Pujols recently sat down with fellow Dominican Republican native and MLB Hall of Famer Pedro Martinez to reflect on his MLB journey in a one-on-one interview for TBS. Pujols shares several stories from baseball and beyond telling Martinez, "I wouldn't change anything."
The Art of Food – a juried art exhibit
The Art of Food – a juried art exhibit. See how local artists create artwork with the theme of food as a way to talk
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Forest Through the Trees
While trees have long inspired artists with their wonder and natural beauty, Forest Through the Trees takes a new look at this familiar subject matter.
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Urban League opens Save Our Sons location on city’s southside
Johnny Cotton sat front and center on Tuesday, October 11, 2022, as Mike McMillan, Urban League of Metropolitan St. Louis president and CEO, and other dignitaries celebrated the opening of a new Save Our Sons job training and skills center…
Let's Convert the Loop Trolley Into a Rolling Bathroom
After three years of dormancy, the Loop Trolley has once again erupted onto St. Louis streets in a blaze of middling glory. One enraptured rider raved to the Post-Dispatch “It’s nice that it’s free,” while Mayor Tishuara Jones proclaimed “Nobody hates this more than I do” as she advised the East-West Gateway Council to approve a $1.26 million grant for the streetcar last month. The mayor’s reluctant advocacy stems from the reasonable fear that the federal government will demand tens of millions in recompense if the trolley ceases operation, just the latest farcical turn in the tale of this $51 million fiasco.