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On November 20, 1945, some of the most important trials of the 20th century began in Nuremberg, Germany. Known as the Nuremberg Trials, the cases brought against 24 of the most prominent surviving Nazis captured the attention of the world as legal experts from several countries exposed the depths of Nazi criminality before an international …

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“There is a lot of trauma and there are not a lot of good answers,” American Federation of Teachers President Randi Weingarten said.

Internal documents show a different side to the story regarding a fatal dog attack in north St. Louis over the summer.

The companies involved in a natural gas line rupture a week ago in O’Fallon, Missouri, reported to city hall Monday night, to try and figure out what went wrong and how to prevent future issues.

Abigail Hunt was invited to be in the room with people like President Biden, John Kerry, Al Gore and others.

The cold weather has not stopped the search for Kenny Loudermilk. 

What was once an empty field in East St. Louis will soon be transformed into a 20-home development. 

Neighbors paid tribute to a woman who was struck and killed in a car crash in Florissant on Saturday.

St. Peters officials want to know why the city received the lowest amount of federal ARPA funds of any other Missouri city.

Here’s what to expect at the new stadium in Downtown West ahead of CITY2’s showdown with Bayer 04 Leverkusen

Scammers will often use spoofed telephone numbers. It looks like Ameren on your caller ID, but it is not.

The snow expected into Tuesday will be the first of the season to affect a busy weekday morning commute.

Loveland, Colorado has a police problem. The problem isn’t that there are too few, or that they’re being underfunded. The problem is the ones they already have — the ones that keep getting sued. On July 20, 2020, Target contacted Loveland PD to deal with a man (Keenan Stuckey) suffering from mental health issues in […]

Over at National Review, Jason Richwine comments on one of my hobby horses: Early in his first term as Florida governor, Ron DeSantis pressed the legislature to mandate universal E-Verify, the online tool run by the Department of Homeland Security that allows employers to confirm that their employees are legally authorized to work in the ...continue reading "Businesses hate E-Verify. Should Ron DeSantis try to pass it anyway?"