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St. Louis Santas dance in the streets — and swim with sharks
Santa takes many forms this holiday season. St. Louis’ own "Cocoa Santa,” hip-hop Santa and the St. Louis Aquarium's "Scuba Claus” share their perspectives on the role of a lifetime.
Storm victims include Missouri girl, aunt's 'special angel'
LIFE Creative brings two holiday musicals to PBS
The Ferguson-based LIFE Creative Group got into the holiday spirit last year with A New Holiday, a Christmas-themed drama starring Wynton Marsalis, Kennedy Holmes, Sophia Stephens, Riley Adams, and Anita Jackson. Now, A New Holiday writers Stephens and Brian Owens are back with a new film, and this time it’s a modern take on the holiday comedy.
St. Louis and Jackson counties sue to overturn health ruling, accuse Missouri attorney general of creating ‘chaos’
The two counties seek to appeal the ruling or ask for a new trial.
Metro East Humane Society faces high intake of pandemic pets, low adoption rates
Wind advisory to begin midday Wednesday, but no severe weather in forecast
On the heels of last week's severe storms, the National Weather Service in St. Louis said only wind gusts and rain are expected Wednesday.
Aldermen vote to extend St. Louis City mask mandate
Civil Rights attorney hired to represent victim's family in Amazon warehouse collapse
Benjamin Crump announced Tuesday he was representing the family of a person who died Friday when an Amazon warehouse collapsed during a tornado.
Amazon says it will rebuild collapsed Edwardsville warehouse
St. Louis man fatally stabs dog for making noise, charges say
Barrett L. Bishop was charged with a felony count of animal abuse by torture while the animal was still alive.
St. Louis Board of Aldermen Approve Redistricting Map
The Board of Aldermen passed a fourteen-ward redistricting map today. With 28 votes of approval, the map now heads to Mayor Tishaura Jones’ desk for either a final approval or veto.
Just after the vote was recorded, Board President Lewis Reed gave the aldermen a round of applause, calling the moment historic.
“When you think about what you’ve just done in terms of cutting the wards in half and you all were able to put your differences aside and get this bill done for the betterment of St. Louis, that’s just awesome,” Reed said at the meeting.…
Tornado victims include granddad who 'stole the show'
Bebop trumpeter Clark Terry was born on December 14th, 1920 in St Louis Missouri. In his 70 year career, Terry managed to play with nearly every Jazzman around and made over 900 recordings.
Rooster debuts new downtown location on Washington Avenue
The breakfast, lunch and brunch restaurant from Baileys' Restaurants has moved into the former Dubliner space.
Police believe Ferguson man clubbed pit bulls to death with sledgehammer
Augusta T. Boyd was charged with two felony counts of animal abuse by torture and/or mutilation.
St. Louis lawmakers approve new 14-ward map
St Louis County Regular Council Meeting 12.14.21
Ameren to shutter Rush Island coal plant by 2024 following Clean Air Act violation
Ameren will shutter a Jefferson County coal plant found in violation of federal clean air laws rather than install what it says are expensive pollution controls, the company announced Tuesday. The St. Louis-based electrical utility will close the Rush Island Energy Center, built in the mid-1970s, by the spring of 2024, if not sooner. Ameren […]
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