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1 dead in wrong-way crash on I-270 Sunday morning
38-year-old killed in wrong-way collision on NB I-270 early Sunday morning
The Creve Coeur Fire Protection District was at the scene of a fatal collision that took place in the northbound lanes of Interstate 270 early Sunday morning.
Man killed in crash after driving wrong way on Interstate 270 near Creve Coeur
One man died and three others were injured early Sunday when two cars collided on Interstate 270 just south of Page Avenue near Creve Coeur.
Tips for taking care of your poinsettias
If you have poinsettias, you may be looking for ways to take care of them. Here are some pointers from the Missouri Botanical Garden:
For 14 years, Kelvin Adams led St. Louis Public Schools. Heβs retiring with mixed feelings.
St. Louis Public Schools Superintendent Kelvin Adams has led the district through some major changes during his 14 years in the position. The district became fully accredited, returned to a locally-elected school board and passed two major bond measures, including a $160 million measure approved in August that funds school repairs and improvements. Adams reflects on his career, and where SLPS is headed, before his retirement at the end of the month.
Police investigating shooting of 14-year-old Friday afternoon
The Alton Police Department is investigating the shooting of a 14-year-old teen that happened on Friday afternoon.
Sen. Durbin Pushes Elon Musk On Twitter's Efforts To Eradicate Online Child Sexual Exploitation
WASHINGTON – U.S. Senate Majority Whip Dick Durbin (D-IL), Chair of the Senate Judiciary Committee, today sent a letter to Elon Musk, CEO of Twitter, about the apparent disconnect between Mr. Musk’s statements about eradicating online child sexual exploitation on Twitter and his company’s actual efforts to do so. In his letter, Durbin noted that while Twitter certainly had room for improving online child safety before Mr. Musk acquired it, reports indicate that Twitter’s approach to child safety has rapidly deteriorated on his watch. “I know you are a father so I trust you will take this issue seriously… While you have claimed that ‘removing child exploitation is priority #1’ for Twitter, recent reports indicate that Twitter under your ownership is eliminating personnel who have worked to protect children and combat child sexual exploitation, including the sharing and collection of child sexual abuse material,” Durbin wrote.
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Creve Coeur grandmother walks onto national modeling campaign in NYC
The agency was looking for real-life mother-daughter and sister pairs for a campaign for Soma Intimates, a lingerie, sleepwear and swimwear retailer.
FCC Orders Blocking Of Student Loan Scam Robocall Campaign
WASHINGTON - The FCC’s Robocall Response Team today announced that the Enforcement Bureau has ordered telecommunications companies to stop carrying robocalls related to known student loan scams. Voice service providers must cease accepting robocall traffic from Urth Access, LLC which investigators believe, along with associated entities and individuals specified in today’s Order, generated upwards of 40% of student loan debt robocalls in October. Building on FCC action in November, U.S. voice service providers must now take all necessary steps to avoid carrying this robocall traffic. This operation is also the target of an ongoing investigation by the FCC’s Enforcement Bureau. FCC Chairwoman Jessica Rosenworcel: “Scam robocalls try to pull from the headlines to confuse consumers. The newest trick in their playbook? Trying to take advantage of people who want help paying off their student loans. Today we’re cutting these scammers off so they can’t
Nobel laureate at Washington U. faces sexual harassment allegations
Economist Philip Dybvig's attorney said the allegations are factually inaccurate and related to "professional rivalry."
Lawyers, Key West and money: The fight to control St. Louis firefighter pensions
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Elon Musk Twitter poll ends with users seeking his departure
Millions of Twitter users asked Elon Musk to step down as head of Twitter in a poll the billionaire created and promised to abide by.
Soccer fans reflect on 2022 World Cup
It was an exciting World Cup to watch, with a lot of firsts and a lot of countries making history. FOX 2 asked fans here what their thoughts were on the World Cup in Qatar.
When COVID hit, churches became the largest USDA child nutrition providers in Missouri
An affiliate of Life360 Church in Springfield, and New Hope Fellowship, a church in High Ridge, became two of the largest Missouri participants in the Child and Adult Care Food Program.
Daniel Neman: My appliances decided my bank account was getting too full of itself
Most of Daniel Neman's appliances decided that his bank account was getting a little too full of itself, so they conspired to take it down a peg or two.
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Rockwood leader resigns as parents speak out against cuts to Black student programs, racism in schools
Terry Harrisβ resignation follows three years of protests over diversity and equity programs in the majority-white school district.
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