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Recently I received the following email from a reader that started me thinking about the disappeared and still disappearing architectural details that have occupied much of my time for the last decade-and-a-half. Hi Doug,  I walk my dogs all around Maplewood and study the different styles of architecture. Most of the older (1906) homes like […]

Barbara Bute of New Haven, MO joined the Real Rock Army today

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Cori Bush has always had a story to tell, and she's never shied away from telling it. From living unhoused as a single mother, to her two abortions and fighting on the frontlines of Ferguson, Bush has recounted her life story to countless crowds and reporters.

LGBTQIA+ communities have been contributing to St. Louis’s history for centuries. Now the Gateway to Pride virtual exhibit will begin to uncover the rarely-shared or

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Family and friends of Richard Darren Emery testified Monday to argue for life in prison after Emery was convicted of four counts of first-degree murder.

SCCPD Captain David Tiefenbrunn said it started with reports from Dardenne Presbyterian Church and since posting photos of the suspects, the list has grown.

A big scare at Normandy High School in Wellston has parents and students calling for the simplest of security measures: student IDs.

There are warnings about possible power outages tied to July’s flooding at an apartment complex in north St. Louis County. The Public Works Department says it’s found flooded electrical equipment was never replaced at the complex in Breckenridge Hills.

Downtown St. Louis prepares for massive crowds with increased police activity and extra safety measures.

Police are investigating a shooting Monday following a domestic dispute between twin brothers.

School bus drivers from Jefferson County and St. Louis County are fighting the State of Missouri's efforts to force them to repay unemployment pandemic funds they received during the COVID-19 crisis.

The long saga of one of the most infamous internet “Karens” has come to a close as New York City resident Amy Cooper, a.k.a. “Central Park Karen,” has lost her defamation lawsuit against her former employer. (h/t Volokh Conspiracy) The same day unarmed black man George Floyd was being murdered by a white police officer, […]

Dozens of headstones were damaged and a bench was set on fire. The Hillsdale Police Department said two juvenile suspects were taken into custody.

An Illinois State Representative for Clinton County describes a noticeable bump that formed on Illinois Route 161 this week as an unexpected speed bump resulting from subsidence.