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St. Louis aldermen consider $30M payment for convention center expansion
The first $30 million of the city of St. Louis’ share of the Rams settlement money may be used to help fund the expansion of the America’s Center downtown. The project is so far over budget that the $30 million won’t be enough to make up for everything. However, it could certainly help.
You Paid For It: North St. Louis County police, leaders want red light protections
North St. Louis County mayors and police officials are pushing the county government to put measures in place to make intersections safer for emergency vehicles and citizens.
St. Louis City agrees to settlement of class-action lawsuit with protestors
Nearly $5.2 million will go to 84 people involved in a class-action lawsuit against St. Louis City. The city has agreed to the settlement following arrests made during protests in 2017.
Powerball: Here are Monday's winning numbers for estimated $613M jackpot
If a ticket matches all six numbers drawn, the winner would land the ninth-largest jackpot in Powerball history.
Here's where another round of winter weather will hit Monday night
Homeless woman suffers frostbite as temperatures plummet below freezing
A woman was rushed to the hospital after suffering from frostbite outside of St. Patrick Center earlier Monday, sparking conversation about the gap in resources for the homeless in the city.
St. Charles County first responders caution ice is not gone
First responders faced numerous crashes Monday morning and are urging drivers to slow down. They are worried about overnight refreezing.
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State lawmakers ask St. Louis Circuit Attorney's Office about backlog of cases
State representatives zeroed in on the St. Louis Circuit Attorney's Office Monday, where thousands of cases have yet to be prosecuted.
The American people want immigration reform. They don’t want abortion restrictions.
Here's what the latest NBC poll has to say about what Congress should be doing this year: Normally polls like this are kind of worthless because the crosstabs invariably tell us that 100% of Democrats think one thing and 100% of Republicans think the opposite. Not exactly news. But when you get to the edges, ...continue reading "The American people want immigration reform. They don’t want abortion restrictions."
St. Louis to pay $5M settlement for police response to protest
Proposed settlement says St. Louis will pay nearly $5M over police response to 2017 protest
Can you smoke marijuana in public in Missouri? Where weed isn't allowed
While Missouri Amendment 3 permits marijuana use in private residences, it’s still against the law in parks, while walking along sidewalks, and in schools, both private and public.
DoNotPay’s CEO Appears To Modify Donation Receipt After Being Called Out On Unfulfilled Promise
We’ve written a few stories lately about DoNotPay, the “robot lawyer” service whose gimmick of an automated AI-driven tool that would help users deal with challenges like getting out of parking tickets or cancelling subscription services that are difficult to get out of sounds like a really enticing idea. But there have long been questions […]
Bell says ‘facts not there’ to vacate Taylor’s death sentence
Wesley Bell, St. Louis County prosecuting attorney, said in a statement on Monday that his office would not step in to halt Leonard Taylor’s death sentence.
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16-year-old killed in shooting in East St. Louis church
Florissant bank manager admits defrauding elderly customers
On Monday, a former Commerce Bank manager from Florissant, Missouri, went to federal court and admitted stealing more than $175,000 from elderly customers.
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