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Police on Thursday identified the man killed by police earlier this week in Wentzville.

One month after a judge overturned a man's conviction for the murder of a retired St. Louis police officer's son, the Circuit Attorney's Office filed to dismiss the charges altogether on Thursday, leading to the man's release from prison.

The developments could help boost a downtown that has been struggling to recover from the pandemic.

The "new look, new feel, and new name" refer not only to co-owner/chef Giovanni LaFata but also to the concept of “growing into ourselves,” according to the owners.

Five months ago, Andrew Schafer's neighborhood of Ellendale was underwater. He and his family barely escaped.

The Art of Water – a juried art exhibit. See how local artists create artwork which incorporates water. The exhibit is free and will run from January 13 thru February

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One man died, and one woman is behind bars after in an investigation that prompted officers to fire shots late Tuesday evening in St. Charles County.

A man was hit and killed by a vehicle Wednesday night in unincorporated north St. Louis County.

Prosecutors on Thursday charged a man after a 3-year-old boy was accidentally shot by his brother.

ST. LOUIS COUNTY - St. Louis County Police Crimes Against Persons detectives are investigating a pedestrian struck at the intersection of Lucas-Hunt Road and Jacobi Avenue that resulted in the death of a male. On January 17, 2023, at 11:11 p.m. St. Louis County Police officers from the North County precinct responded to a call for service at the intersection Lucas-Hunt Road and Jacobi Avenue for a person struck. Responding officers located a male who had been struck by a motor vehicle. The male was transported to an area hospital for treatment of life-threatening injuries and was later pronounced deceased. Preliminary investigation has revealed a vehicle was traveling westbound on Lucas-Hunt Road at Jacobi Avenue when a male who had exited a Metro Bus attempted to cross Lucas-Hunt Road, entered the roadway and was struck by a vehicle. The driver of the vehicle remained on scene and is cooperating with the investigation. No other injuries were reported. The deceased has been positively

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The lawyer-lobbyist will again represent the St. Louis and St. Louis County police officers associations, and the Missouri Fraternal Order of Police.

While some states work on how best to phase out traditional gas cars to help mitigate the climate’s steady collapse, Wyoming is busy showcasing how far its head is lodged up the ass of the oil and gas industry. Last week Wyoming’s GOP-controlled state legislature passed Senate Joint Resolution 4, which calls for a phaseout […]

The two substances that sent 18 correctional staff members to the hospital on Wednesday turned out to be baby powder and acetaminophen nasal spray, Illinois authorities said.

by Tom Finan, Executive Director, Construction Forum I can’t think about Greg Rhomberg without thinking about the rodeo clowns, the tomatoes, the neon signs, and the friendships that he built. Greg Rhomberg, 57, CEO of NuWay, the concrete form and rental company that his grandfather Adolph and Adolph’s brother founded in 1955, died Wednesday morning. […]

This is the special day each year that we pause and take a moment to celebrate our Lord and Savior, Dolly Parton. Her birthday is January 19 and this year we are celebrating the 77th anniversary of when “a rainbow arched down from heaven and touched a butterfly” and Dolly Parton was born. We’ve already spilled a lot of digital ink celebrating this human unicorn, but if you need a refresher to remember all of the reasons why this earth angel should be praised, we’d recommend reading our story from 2016 titled “Dolly Parton Is the Queen of Everything and the Glowing Center of the Universe.” That pretty much covers it all.

HILLSBORO - The Graham Correction Center in Hillsboro reported several inmates and personnel were taken to area hospitals for treatment after a report of exposure to an initially unknown substance. Prison officials did not disclose how many inmates received treatment in the health care unit of the prison and 18 staff members at John A. Graham Correctional Center were taken to an area hospital for treatment. Illinois State Police also disclosed that preliminary tests for suspicious substances came back negative for narcotics, but returned results for nasal spray with acetaminophen, paracetamol, and baby powder. "The substances identified were nonhazardous and should not have necessitated the use of Narcan or required hospitalization," state Department of Corrections spokesperson Naomi Pzzello said. "IDOCT works diligently to ensure the safety of both incarcerated individuals and employees and worked swiftly to ensure everyone had the access to safety they needed." Everyone involved

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