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As Schmitt transitions to DC, no action on high-profile case he handled
Schmitt was tasked with reviewing case involving a police officer-turned-state representative accused of having sex with a drunk woman while he was on duty.
St. Louis Circuit Court to modify bail proceedings
The 22nd Judicial Circuit Court announced this week it will modify bail proceedings beginning January 3, including assigning two specific judges to initial bail hearings.
Instagram versus reality: Hagrid and the snow
Byers' Beat: St. Louis County quietly settled lawsuit with former State Rep. Bruce Franks
Former St. Louis startup founder is on the hunt for his next business. Here's why he won't be building it from scratch.
Nick Akers, who founded a St. Louis startup in the early 2000s, is on the hunt for his next business venture. He's launched a "search fund," with the help of a Swiss firm, to find a business to purchase.
Road Conditions 12/22, Creve Coeur to St Ann, Ladue to St Charles Rock Road via Lindbergh
Extreme cold blows into the St. Louis area
The Midwest storm that meteorologists have been tracking for days has swept through the area. It brought some snow and bitterly cold temperatures.
Gunshots hit mother, teen daughter inside car in St. Louis' Walnut Park West neighborhood
ST. LOUIS — A mother and her two children were shot at Wednesday night while in their car at a stop sign in the city's Walnut Park West neighborhood.
Woman is charged with murder after shooting leaves 2 dead, 1 injured in north St. Louis
PHOTOS: Snow, bitter cold and challenging commutes in St. Louis area
Winter has officially arrived in the St. Louis region, along with widespread snow and subzero windchills.
Stone Soup Cottage announces Wild Game Dinner on three nights in January
Tickets go on sale December 23 at 7 a.m. for the special dinners on January 19, 20, and 21, which will likely sell out quickly.
Billy Idol to receive star on Hollywood Walk of Fame next month
Billy Idol is set to receive quite an honor in the new tear. The rocker will receive a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame on January 5, which will be the…
St. Louis man admits attempted armed robbery at local grocery store
SpongeBob rave coming to St. Louis in February
Join SpongeBob SquarePants at the Red Flag on February 10, 2023, for a Bikini Bottom Rave and throw it back to your early 2000s youth.
Journey’s Jonathan Cain accuses Neal Schon of “causing harm to the Journey brand”
As previously reported, Jonathan Cain recently responded to his Journey bandmate Neal Schon sending him a cease-and-desist letter over Cain’s recent performance of “Don’t Stop Believin’” at Donald Trump’s Mar-a-Lago estate. Well, now Cain has more to…
Afro World, one of Normandy's oldest businesses, thrives by adapting
Originally focused on toupées and hair extensions, the Normandy mainstay now succeeds by selling African clothes and more.
Shooting on I-70 Leads to St. Louis Fentanyl Ring Bust
A man accused of hanging out of one car to shoot a woman in another on Interstate 70 was sentenced today in federal court for being a part of a fentanyl-distribution ring. A statement from the U.S. Attorney's Office says that the FBI began investigating Anthony “Peta Man” Caldwell, 27, when on April 30, 2019, he fired a semi-automatic rifle at a woman from a Mercedes-Benz, striking her in the back and arm. The federal investigation eventually uncovered a drug-distribution ring in which an Arizona man supplied fentanyl to Kevin White, 29, and Maricus Futrell, 22, who then supplied Caldwell.
There were whine sounds with this photo. My thoughts exactly.
St. Louis weighs new plan for return of scooters, electric bikes
St. Louis city officials are considering a new plan to regulate the usage of scooters and electric bikes next year.
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