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Cardinals set to sign two top 30 teenage talents as international amateur market opens
The annual July 2 signing period was pushed back to a Jan. 15 start, and the Cardinals are expected to finalize deals with two touted teens.
St. Louis County sex offender walks away from halfway house
Thomas Lamar Perry walked away from a halfway house in Farmington and removed his GPS tracking device.
Check out Loverboy’s brand-new song, “Release,” along with accompanying music video
As Loverboy prepares to return to the stage for the first time since the COVID-19 pandemic started in 2020, the veteran Canadian rockers have released a brand-new single, "Release," that…
St. Charles County farmer dies after getting trapped in grain bin, authorities say
Duck hunters grew concerned after seeing a running tractor and an overflowing grain trailer, authorities said.
Former SLU official admits $518k fraud
The employee, Bretton DeLaria, created fake invoices to defraud St. Louis University.
University of Missouri President Choi won’t ask curators to reconsider vote against mask rule
The University of Missouri’s Columbia campus will begin the spring semester as planned Tuesday with no option for online classes, masking or vaccination requirements, UM System President and campus Chancellor Mun Choi wrote to faculty leaders Friday. Choi’s response to concerns raised in a letter from the Executive Committee of the campus Faculty Council was […]
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MoDOT expecting longer wait times for snow clearing due to driver shortage
Missouri bill would peel back the Sunshine Law, make open records more costly
Missouri’s current Sunshine Law says citizens cannot be charged for any records review done by government attorneys, but a bill being prioritized by Gov. Mike Parson could change that. Advocates explain how it would affect access to records in Missouri.
New Jimi Hendrix-inspired footwear collection arriving later this month from John Fluevog
A new collection of Jimi Hendrix-inspired footwear and accessories created by shoe designer John Fluevog in partnership with the Experience Hendrix company, which oversees the late guitar legend's legacy, will…
Southwest Missouri boarding school doctor pleads not guilty to 3 sex abuse charges
Best place to take cool winter photos?
Federal grant buys Narcan for people leaving the St. Louis County jail
Estimated opioid overdose deaths in the United States surpassed 100,000 for the first time for the 12-month period ending in April 2021.
Crawford County’s refusal to prosecute a Black man’s killer has activists pushing for federal review
Justin King, 28, was killed by a neighbor in Bourbon, Missouri. The county prosecutor says the shooting was self-defense under Missouri law, but civil rights activists say that’s not the full story.
St. Louis County detainees can receive Narcan upon release from Justice Center
The arch’s power seems to be cranked a bit higher than usual.
Anyone know what happened to Mitch STL?
Let’s play a game…. How many “will you be open tomorrow?” Phone calls will my restaurant get tonight…?
Child Vaccine Rates Remain Low in Missouri as COVID Spikes
Fewer than one in five vaccine-eligible children in St. Louis have gotten their full inoculation, but that rate still ranks near the top statewide, as new data show Missouri continues to struggle in protecting children from COVID-19.
Missouri is among many states where vaccination rates for young children between the ages of five and eleven have stalled.…