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Lamar Johnson, now free: 'I was finally heard'
As he languished in a Missouri prison for nearly three decades, Lamar Johnson never stopped fighting to prove his innocence, even when it meant doing much of the legal work himself.
Illinois falls 71-68 to No. 14 Indiana
Trayce Jackson-Davis quickly caught and surpassed his coach on Indiana's career scoring list Saturday. It took the senior more time to help the No. 14 Hoosiers surpass Illinois.
Woman killed in St. Charles County crash
A 74-year-old woman was killed Friday night in a two-car crash near the northwestern border of St. Charles County.
Forest Park takes title of America's 'Best City Park' in national poll
Forest Park officially takes the title of America’s “Best City Park” as part of a national poll conducted by USA TODAY.
People who throw trash out of their car, why?
PHOTOS: Mardi Gras parade rolls through St. Louis
The Mardi-Party has arrived! Tens of thousands gathered Saturday in St. Louis to celebrate the return of the city's annual Mardi Gras parade.
Regional Arts Commission of St. Louis opens 2023 grant applications to local artists and arts organizations
The Regional Arts Commission of St. Louis (RAC), the largest public funder of the arts in St. Louis, has opened 2023 grant applications to local artists and arts organizations. Submissions for both Artist Support Grant and Program Support Grant categories…
Creve Coeur man who represented himself in court convicted of murdering wife in 2020
The progressive trans war is reaching a fever pitch
According to Trans Legislation Tracker, there are currently more than 300 bills pending in state legislatures that attack transgender health and well-being in one way or another. Some are directed at trans girls in high school sports. Some are directed at K-12 curricula. Some are directed at banning or regulating gender-affirming care among trans children ...continue reading "The progressive trans war is reaching a fever pitch"
Former President Jimmy Carter enters hospice care, charity says
The charity created by the 98-year-old former president said on Twitter that after a series of short hospital stays, Carter “decided to spend his remaining time at home with his family and receive hospice care instead of additional medical intervention."
Ryan, Thank you for your leadership and flipping pucks over the boards for my kids! Good luck up north. We will always root for you.
As Washington University faces renewed GOP criticism, Anthony Fauci to deliver commencement address
Fauci, a lightning rod for conservatives, will appear at WashU, currently under fire in the wake of allegations about transgender care to minors.
This Week In Techdirt History: February 12th – 18th
Five Years Ago This week in 2018, we took a look at how we got to the point where Hollywood is trying to attack the internet via NAFTA. In a case with echoes of those about to go before the Supreme Court, the Ninth Circuit shut down a “terrorists used Twitter” lawsuit. Congress was pressuring […]
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Cardinals pitchers Helsley, Cabrera lose arbitration cases
St. Louis Cardinals relief pitchers Ryan Helsley and Génesis Cabrera both lost arbitration cases this week.
Elderly woman dies in St. Charles County crash
An elderly woman died Friday evening in a St. Charles County highway crash, according to the Missouri State Highway Patrol.
Forbes praises three St. Louis companies among Top 100 'best large employers'
Three St. Louis companies finished among the Top 100 in Forbes’ latest list ranking America’s Best Large Employers.
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