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Now is the time to gather necessities, install insulation and create an emergency supply kit to prepare for this winter's blizzard conditions. Here's why.

Old Town Fall Festival Returns Sunday, Oct. 8 With All Your Favorites         Florissant Old Town Partners and the City of Florissant have announces the date of their 26th annual Florissant Old Town Fall Festival. Each year the attendance for this festival is estimated at over 30,000 people. The Fall Festival on rue St. Francois […]

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A man who was causing a disturbance and yelling at officers during a welfare check is now facing charges of resisting arrest and using offensive language in public.

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  Look at Opening Events at Ascension Charity Classic at Norwood Country Club               By Tom Anselm So I am in Day 8 of Covid, feeling remarkably better, but on my way to get my media credentials, the sky turned weird and so did my forehead. Long known for being able to predict the weather […]

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Via Tyler Cowen, a new study estimates the incarceration rate of immigrant men vs. native born Americans from 1870 to the present day. In the present context of the immigration debate we care mostly about immigrants from south of the border, so here's the chart for that: Up until 1960 male Latino immigrants had a ...continue reading "Raw data: Incarceration of 1st generation Latino immigrants"

Do not go gentle into that mass surveillance night, as the phrase goes. The EU Commission is sure something needs to be done about the sharing of child sexual abuse material (CSAM). And it’s not wrong! Things need to be done. But these are not the things. While the spread of CSAM is definitely something […]

A woman from St. Louis County is facing charges for fighting with her cousin over a man. The fight escalated into a stabbing, fortunately, not resulting in fatal harm to the cousin. 

Ambitious. If I had to choose one word that best sums up our 2023 class of Inno Under 25 honorees, that’s the word I’d choose.

After gifting coffee from his home country, Firoal Ahmed kept getting asked where they could get more. That led him to launch his own coffee business.

Heath Rutledge-Jukes never envisioned becoming a startup founder, but his preparation for the Medical College Admission Test changed that. Uninspired by his options to prepare for the test, the 24-year-old created a new option.

Rachel Johns began her college studies at Washington University with plans to eventually become a veterinarian. However, after starting her coursework, she realized that wasn’t her passion. That led to finding an interest in geospatial technology.

The young entrepreneur not only spotted an inefficiency in the manufacturing process, he also devised of a plan to monetize excess material into a potential $100 million business venture.

Inspired by a personal finance class, Helen Telahun has created a startup that has developed an app to provide financial literacy.

Jimmy Buffett’s daughter Sarah Buffett, who goes by the name Delaney, is remembering her late father, who passed away September 1 after a four-year battle with with Merkel cell skin cancer. Delaney shared a…

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A fatal crash killed three 15-year-olds Wednesday morning. The victims in the fatal crash have been identified as Deion Robinson, Johnnie Ursery, and Demetrius Ingram. They were all 15-year-olds who attended Ladue Horton Watkins High School.