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Lamar Johnson's sentence vacated by judge
'It’s a very, very big headache' Homeowner frustrated with water issues caused by city broken line
A north St. Louis homeowner is dealing with a water nightmare. There’s a broken water line in front of their home where the water is bubbling up.
Riverpointe development has some worried about changes to Bangert Island
There are new concerns about a long-time nature sanctuary that’s now surrounded by suburban development in St. Charles.
Searching for Solutions: Local nonprofits hope city, county will invest Rams lawsuit money in places that need it most
Police spoke out about juvenile crime spike. The courts listened
New changes are just now underway, following efforts by the North County Police Cooperative to make positive changes in the juvenile crime problem.
'It just needs to stop, it’s sickening' Mother of murdered 17-year-old calls on police to step up
Friends and family of 17-year-old Jamorie Cannon, who was shot and killed last week, paid tribute to a life they say was senselessly taken with a vigil Tuesday afternoon.
Hyundai, Kia roll out free technology upgrade to curb nationwide theft epidemic
First mobile addiction clinic in Missouri
Assisted Recovery Centers of America (ARCA) has a new mobile addiction treatment clinic. The nearly 40-foot-long Freightliner was manufactured in Ohio and delivered to ARCA on Tuesday.
Another shot of both Arches!
In A World Where AI Art Is Cheap And Easy To Generate, Do We Still Need Copyright?
To say that AI-generated art is controversial would be something of an understatement. The appearance last year of free tools like Stable Diffusion has not just thrown the world of art into turmoil, it has raised profound questions about the nature of human creativity. AI art also involves thorny issues of copyright that have piqued the interest […]
Missouri chapel named "one of the most stunning in U.S."
We could probably spend our lives exploring Missouri and not see everything.
Senate Republicans cite whistleblower report in hearing on transgender health care
“The cat’s out of the bag,” said Sen. Elaine Gannon, R-De Soto.
Lamar Johnson comes home after judge overturned 1995 murder conviction
A historic event occurred in downtown St. Louis on Tuesday, as Lamar Johnson walked out of the courtroom a free man after serving nearly 30 years behind bars.
Legislative bill would allow for open enrollment in Missouri schools, allowing students to transfer outside of district
Valentine’s Day with Anita Jackson
Anita Jackson’s versatility is impressive. Whether jazz, R&B, pop, or Broadway – she nails it. No stranger to St. Louis area audiences, this gifted singer/actress has performed with leading St.
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Emerson CEO wants crime, schools improved to foster better business environment
Fields Foods grocer to replace Save A Lot in Pagedale
Glen Carbon Village Board Passes Several Items at Valentine's Day Meeting
GLEN CARBON - The Glen Carbon Village Board of Trustees held a brief meeting on Tuesday, Feb. 14, during which they passed several items including Public Works vehicle purchases, property annexation, and much more. Glen Carbon Mayor Bob Marcus also made a few announcements about some things going on around the village, starting first by saying "Happy Valentine's Day!" Mayor Marcus announced that the Village of Glen Carbon was recently recognized as one of the Green Cities in the 2022 St. Louis Green Business Challenge . Among the village’s achievements were the Tree Giveaway event last spring, during which 500 native species trees were distributed to residents, children and elementary schools. The village also received a “Trees Forever” grant to plant 14 new native trees in village parks. Glen Carbon was also recognized for their expansion of the community garden, developing an ordinance regarding Electric Vehicle charging station requirements, and investigating
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