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Woman Released From Jail After Firing at St. Louis Police Now Charged
A 54-year-old woman who allegedly exchanged gunfire with police Friday but was released from jail the following day without charges, has now been charged with two felonies. Yesterday evening, KSDK reported that St. Louis prosecutors had charged Jada Davis with armed criminal action and unlawful use of a weapon. A photo posted to the St. Louis Subreddit last night purports to show police placing Davis under arrest, but as of this morning, she was not listed as being at the City Justice Center.
Southwest Airlines reaches agreements with two worker union groups
The union for Southwest’s flight instructors approved its contract, while the union for the facilities maintenance technicians voted on a tentative agreement.
Jewish deli coming to Delmar Divine development in March
Future64 From Jefferson to Kingshighway Open House Today, Be There!
The Future64 planning effort for I-64 from Jefferson to Kingshighway is hosting a open house is today from 4-7 pm at the COLLAB at 4220 Duncan in the CORTEX District. Options for reconfiguring I-64 and nearby transportation facilities will be shown for comment by the public. Let MoDOT know that more of the same is […]
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Illinois crews respond to barn fire Wednesday morning
Crews are responding to a major fire in Shiloh, Illinois.
New apartment complex, houses proposed at suburban retail center
Court Laughs Off OAN Conspiracy Network’s Claim It Was ‘Censored’ By DirecTV
When last we checked in with One America News (OAN), it was trying (with the help of numerous Republican AGs) to pretend that DirecTV’s decision to boot the barely watched conspiracy network from its cable lineup was part of a vast, diabolical cabal to censor conservatives. The AG lawsuit filed last March pulls out the traditional “Conservatives […]
ISP Investigate In-Custody Death At Jefferson County Jail
MT. VERNON - Illinois State Police (ISP) Division of Criminal Investigation (DCI) are investigating an in-custody death of an inmate at the Jefferson County Jail at the request of the Jefferson County Sheriff’s Office. During the early morning hours of January 15, 2023, Jefferson County Correctional Officers located 31-year-old Cady Moore of Mt. Vernon unresponsive in her jail cell. Jail personnel activated EMS and performed CPR. Moore was transported by ambulance to an area hospital where she was pronounced deceased. An autopsy is pending and the Jefferson County Coroner’s Office is assisting in the investigation. The investigation is on-going and no additional information is being released at this time.
St. Louis-based outsourced services provider names new CFO
A St. Louis-based provider of outsourced services for the legal and accounting markets has hired a new chief financial officer with over 18 years of experience as a senior financial executive, primarily in business-to-business outsourced services.
Public meeting today on 3 finalists for Normandy Schools superintendent
The Normandy Schools Collaborative hosts a community meeting Wednesday night, with the three finalists trying to become the new superintendent.
Messenger: For the poor, a bump in Social Security means a cut in food aid. ‘Just not fair.’
Federal programs are tied to an archaic definition of poverty. Just ask the folks at St. Louis area food pantries how that affects their lives.
Gov. Parson to deliver the Missouri State-of-the-state address
Governor Mike Parson delivers his fifth state of the state address on Wednesday, January 18.
Chicken Seven Owners to Open Korean Cafe in South St. Louis
St. Louis Hills will soon be a little more delicious thanks to Sean Lee and Erica Park. The husband and wife team behind the popular Carondelet Korean fried chicken restaurant, Chicken Seven, have announced that they will be opening a new restaurant on South Hampton in the coming weeks. The forthcoming fast-casual eatery, Cafe Ganadara (6413 Hampton Avenue), will feature grab-and-go Korean breakfast fare, pastries and desserts like shaved ice, all meant to appeal to hungry diners on-the-go.
Sam Page holding briefing Wednesday, Jan. 18 on county's budget
St. Louis County Executive Sam Page is holding a briefing Wednesday, January 18, on the county's budget deficit, which he says is not sustainable.
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Breaking the school-to-prison cycle of kids with disabilities
Reminder that the open house for Future64 is today Wed Jan 18 4-7 pm at 4220 Duncan. Let MoDOT know that more of the same is unacceptable. Here's some prep material-
Wednesday, January 18, 2023 - Families face painful memories as students return to CVPA
In-person classes have resumed at Central Visual and Performing Arts High School in St. Louis, but administrators say students, staff and their families likely need more time to address the trauma from last year's deadly shooting.
ATM stolen at gas station break-in early Wednesday morning
ST. LOUIS - Police were at the scene of a gas station break-in early Wednesday morning. This happened at the Phillips 66 station at Murdoch Cutoff and Lansdowne Avenue. Upon arrival, officers found the front door of the building completely torn off and noticed the store's ATM was stolen. Surveillance video showed that the suspects [...]
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