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Wandering cow spotted by Chesterfield Police
It’s not everyday you spot a head of cattle casually wandering near the mall in suburbia.
40 Years Of Copyright Obstruction To Human Rights And Social Justice
One of the little-known but extremely telling episodes in the history of modern copyright, discussed in Walled Culture the book (free digital versions available), concerns the Marrakesh Treaty. A post on the Corporate Europe Observatory (CEO) site from 2017 has a good summary of what the treaty is about, and why it is important: It sets out exceptions and […]
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Looking For Forever Home for the Holidays (adoptable dog)
Car dealer, community rally to support families after apartment fire
After a devastating apartment fire left dozens displaced just days before Christmas, the community response is stepping in where flames tore lives apartment.
Missouri, Kansas Attorneys General secure $150 million settlement with Mercedes-Benz
Both the Missouri and Kansas Attorneys General are celebrating securing a $150 million settlement against luxury car company Mercedes-Benz.
2 found dead at Olivette home, police investigating
Officers with the Olivette Police Department are investigating after two people were found dead late Tuesday afternoon at a home along a cul-de-sac.
Any slightly upscale places to eat salmon?
Knife sharpening
Apartments where I could get a studio or 1 bed 1 bath for $1200 or less?
The Rams Settlement explainer
Nikki glaser at the stl funnybone tonight!
Mild weather means smooth sailing at St. Louis Airport
Holiday travel is in full swing now, with people heading out and coming home to St. Louis just before Christmas this Thursday. Things are steady at St. Louis Lambert International Airport—no long lines and no major backups. But travelers say this was not the case at every airport they passed through on their holiday travels.
Mayor Cara Spencer looks back on 2025
St. Louis Mayor Cara Spencer sat down with FOX 2's Mandy Murphey for a look back at what she has been able to accomplish since taking over the officer earlier this year.
Illinois church leader accused of sharing illicit photos with minor
Michael S. Ritchason, 48, of Pekin, was charged in Tazewell County Circuit Court with dissemination of harmful materials to a child, a felony that could send him to prison for up to three years.
Missouri lawmakers eye revenue losses from Chiefs move
Missouri lawmakers will eventually face lost tax revenue when the Kansas City Chiefs move out of state.
Local church runs free store for people in need
A woman living on the streets of St. Louis is grateful for a helping hand from a local church, where she and others got a chance to shop for free this week.
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