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Cling II: A Carescape
In Cling II: A Carescape, Amy Reidel uses abstract and figurative imagery to illuminate facial expressions, details and patterns, inspired by the poignant emotions shared between family members, the often-disregarded
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What did you eat this week?
J Winter Used Book Sale starts Sunday, Jan. 29
The St. Louis Jewish Community Center's biannual used book sale starts Sunday, January 29.
Man at large since January 20 turns himself in, $150,000 cash-only bond
A north St. Louis County man facing a child sex crime charge remained behind bars Sunday morning after surrendering to police.
Where Are They Now: Looking Back on 2020 Members of Battlehawks Defense and Specialists
Moving back to STL - Need a Windows SysAdmin job
My oldest girl!
Things To in March?
Juvenile driver flees traffic stop, strikes MSHP trooper with stolen Kia
Why did I get honked at?
Memphis SCORPION unit permanently disbanded
MEMPHIS, Tenn. — Memphis Police announced on Saturday they have permanently disbanded the SCORPION unit. In response to the tragic death of Tyre Nichols, Chief CJ Davis said "it is in the best interest of all to permanently deactivate the SCORPION Unit." MPD said that officers that are currently assigned to the unit "unreservedly agree" [...]
Major cold front hits St. Louis overnight, some freezing rain possible
Hopefully, you took advantage of the warm weather Saturday. A cold front arrives overnight, bringing back much colder air to the St. Louis region.
Crowds enjoy nice weekend weather in St. Louis, St. Charles
A seasonably-warm Saturday near the end of January gave many a reason to venture out of their homes and explore around the St. Louis area.
Avalanche beat Blues 4-2
Best place for authentic thai/laotion food?
Caught on camera: Teens carjack man near St. Louis church, quickly crash
Two young carjackers did not make it far after stealing a man's minivan in the parking lot of a south St. Louis church.
Congregation helps St. Peters neighbors hit hard by July floods
One group of Lutheran Christian servants spent part of the weekend helping people in a St. Peters subdivision repair their homes.
Islamic Relief USA packs thousands of meals to help St. Louis fight hunger
More than 100 people volunteered Saturday with Islamic Relief USA in an effort to alleviate hunger in the St. Louis area.
Defund the police? Hardly.
"Defund the police" may be a rallying cry for some, but what's happened in real life? Just the opposite: The data for 2021-22 represents my best estimate put together from a variety of sources. The number of police officers does seem to have been cut back in 2021, but not because of George Floyd. It ...continue reading "Defund the police? Hardly."
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