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Confused about highway construction? Read the Road Crew's answers
Ask the experts from the Missouri Department of Transportation, St. Louis and St. Charles counties and St. Louis City your questions about highways and roads. The live chat starts at 1 p.m. on Wednesday.
Susan Rice Criticized for Creating ‘Abusive and Dehumanizing’ Workplace
Current and former White House officials say that Rice routinely berates colleagues, including Health and Human Services Secretary Xavier Becerra.
How to mix books into your home décor
St. Louis designers Laurie LeBoeuf, Jessie Miller, and Resito Pecson share tried-and-true tricks for creating enchanting spaces with books.
'I have made mistakes' - St. Louis alderman unexpectedly resigns
"The weeks ahead will be tough. I ask for continued prayers for myself and my family."
Opioid overdose deaths are up again in 2021, powered by fentanyl
The CDC released drug overdose death figures for the full year 2021 today. Here they are: Fentanyl accounted for 64% of total opioid deaths in 2021. Fentanyl overdose deaths have increased from under 10,000 in 2015 to nearly 70,000 in 2021.
Maryland Lawmakers Pass Bill That Mandates ‘Stalkerware’ Training For Law Enforcement
Some (mostly) good news has arrived, courtesy of Hayley Tsukayama and Eva Galperin of the EFF. The Maryland legislature has passed a bill that would require law enforcement officers to be trained to better spot stalkerware deployment and give them a better understanding of applicable laws related to electronic surveillance and tracking. The bill, S.B. […]
Daily Deal: The Complete Microsoft Windows, 365, And Teams Training Bundle
The Complete Microsoft Windows, 365, and Teams Training Bundle has 7 courses covering all things Microsoft to help you become an MS expert. You’ll learn how to support and configure Windows 10 desktops in an organizational environment, how to plan a mobile application management strategy, how to set up, implement, and manage Office 365 workloads […]
St. Charles First Responders Deployed 4,323 Doses of Narcan in Five Years
New data compiled by the RFT shows that St. Charles County first responders have deployed on average more than 800 doses of Narcan per year for the past five years. Narcan is an "opioid antagonist" nasal spray that reverses an opioid overdose. It stops the depression of respiratory function brought on by drugs such as Fentanyl and brings the overdosing person back to consciousness.
John Collins-Muhammad Resigns From St. Louis Board of Aldermen
Alderman John Collins-Muhammad resigned from the St. Louis Board of Aldermen today. Collins-Muhammad announced his departure by posting to social media a resignation email he sent to Board President Lewis Reed.
Missouri House votes to require disclosure of medical marijuana ownership records
The Missouri House voted overwhelmingly Tuesday to require state regulators to disclose ownership information for businesses granted medical marijuana licenses that the state has withheld from public view. Democratic Rep. …
St. Louis homes selling 15 days faster than last year
ST. LOUIS - It's no secret that the housing market is hot. Homes stayed on the market in St. Louis for 15 days less in April 2022 than they were on the market for in April 2021 according to Realtor.com's April Housing Report. Miami is the only higher metro area. Homes there are staying on [...]
Charge dropped against ex-Mehlville High student accused of school shooting threat
Former Mehlville student Clara Hulsey's terrorist threat charge has been dismissed; Simon Scheipeter pleaded guilty in 2021.
John Collins-Muhammad resigns as St. Louis alderman: 'I have made mistakes'
John Collins-Muhammad Jr. is resigning as alderman of St. Louis' 21st Ward effective Thursday, citing "mistakes" he has made that he will "take full responsibility for."
Collins-Muhammad announced his resignation Wednesday via Twitter, sharing a screenshot of a resignation letter addressed to Board of Alderman President Lewis Reed.
"I have made mistakes and I take full responsibility for those and I take full responsibility for those mistakes and I am forever sincerely grateful to the residents…
KSDK: Allie Corey heading out, Michelle Li stepping up
Michelle Li to become co-anchor of "Today in St. Louis."
Warning signs of domestic violence in new relationships
STL man profiled in Washington Post for play-by-play work
Joey Zanaboni made headlines in 2015 when he quit his minor-league broadcasting job after a team planned a "Caucasian Heritage Night."
Pop superstar's lingerie brand to open St. Louis-area store
More than 200,000 children nationwide lost a parent or caregiver to COVID-19. This St. Louis nonprofit is helping kids process their grief
Identifying and caring for children who lost a parent or caregiver due to COVID-19 is an urgent part of the pandemic response, according to the CDC.