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Proposed Missouri HB 2810 would make it a class A felony to abort an ectopic pregnancy
25th annual Tour de Stooges bike ride in Lebanon, IL on May 7, 2022
Woman demands transparency about medicine taken in Jefferson County Jail, 5 On Your Side gets answers
St. Louis restaurateur plans to add 2 locations in Metro East
Go ahead and have a beer today
Matt Grawitch brings to our attention a new study on alcohol consumption: Just Half A Beer Per Day Shrinks Your Brain, Suggests Study Bad news for casual drinkers — just one to two alcohol units a day results in lower brain volume, only getting worse as consumption increases, a new study suggests. The study continues ...continue reading "Go ahead and have a beer today"
Missouri House narrowly sends open school enrollment, charter funding bills to Senate
A pair of education bills supported by school-choice advocates narrowly passed out of the Missouri House Wednesday, overcoming a diminished GOP majority that had threatened to doom their chances earlier …
Ann Wilson’s releases new cover of Eurythmics’ “Missionary Man” from her upcoming solo album, ‘Fierce Bliss’
Heart frontwoman Ann Wilson has released a second advance single from her forthcoming solo album, Fierce Bliss -- a hard-rocking cover of the 1987 Eurythmics hit "Missionary Man." Wilson's version…
Missouri GOP feud peaks in fight over sexual assault bill
Missouri state Sen. Holly Thompson Rehder is calling out a faction of fellow Republicans for torpedoing bipartisan bills by tacking on anti-abortion provisions and other controversial policies.
MLB cancels more games, postpones Opening Day until April 14
Baseball Commissioner Rob Manfred canceled 93 more games Wednesday, increasing pressure on locked-out players and appearing to close the remaining chance to play a full 162-game schedule.
How to pay city taxes when W2 has a county address & none were withheld
Beloved St. Louis chef Rich LoRusso dies at 63
Rich LoRusso was revered and respected when it came to fine dining. His kitchens have kept customers satisfied for decades.
St. Louis man sexually assaulted 12-year-old girls he met on SnapChat, charges say
Adrian R. Neal was charged March 4 with sexually assaulting two girls he met on Snapchat in August 2021. They were 12 years old at the time.
Crude goes up, crude goes down
That was quick: Don't get too comfy, though. Tomorrow some reporter will yell a question at MBS about Saudi oil production and he'll just flash them an enigmatic smile and then walk away. Within an hour oil will be selling for a thousand dollars a barrel or something.
Debate over sexual assault bill highlights Missouri GOP infighting
Court (Correctly) Says Germany’s Social Media Censorship Law Goes Too Far
Remember NetzDG? This is the German content moderation law that has been a complete disaster from day one. It puts all sorts of requirements on social media companies to remove undesirable content in a very short period of time. Other countries, like Turkey, have used it as inspiration to pass their own laws to censor […]
Guilty Plea Entered In Death Of Godfrey Toddler And Her Dog
GODFREY - A man accused of crashing a pickup truck into a 2-year-old girl and her dog, killing both, has pleaded guilty to failure to report an accident involving injury or death. Paul Broadway, 64, of Godfrey, was charged after an Aug. 31, 2020, accident in which the pickup truck he was driving crashed into Ellee Grace Kiser, 2, of Godfrey. The victim ran into the roadway at Pine Grove and West Broadway. The child died at St. Anthony’s Health Center a day later of head injuries. Broadway left the scene but was arrested by Alton police the next day. Broadway pleaded guilty Monday in exchange for a prosecution agreement that he be sentenced to no more than eight years in prison. A sentencing hearing will be held at a later date. At a press conference shortly after the accident, Sheriff John Lakin said that, after the accident was reported, the Sheriff’s Office was flooded with calls from the public. Police obtained a description of the truck, and the accident
ISP Arrests Man For Drug-Induced Homicide
FLORA - On March 9, 2022, Illinois State Police (ISP) Division of Criminal Investigation (DCI) Zone 8 announce the arrest of Phillip Blaine Henson, a 52-year-old male from Flora, IL, for Drug Induced Homicide (Class X Felony). On November 17, 2022, at approximately 1:26 p.m., the ISP DCI - Zone 8 was requested to conduct a death investigation in Flora, IL. A female, later identified as Stephanie L. Harrell, a 54-year-old of Flora, IL, was found deceased in her vehicle parked in an agricultural field entrance on Olive Street, just north of US Highway 50 in Clay County. On March 8, 2022, Phillip Blaine Henson was charged with Drug Induced Homicide (Class X Felony), filed in the Circuit Court for the Fourth Judicial Circuit of Illinois in Clay County. Henson is currently detained at the Vanderburgh County Jail in Evansville, Indiana with bond of $1,000,000 / 10 % to apply. No further information is available at this time. ISP DCI - Zone 8 was assisted by the South Eastern Illinois
St. Charles police believe serial burglar is targeting apartment complexes
Joplin, Mo., mayor: Rally behind slain and wounded officers
Two officers were injured and another was killed in a shooting Tuesday.