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St. Louis man charged with robbing multiple QuikTrip stores
A St. Louis man was indicted by a federal grand jury for allegedly robbing multiple QuikTrip locations in December while armed with a semi-automatic pistol.
Groups look to add child care facility in plant science employment district
The area has seen a growth in ag tech jobs with the expansion of Benson Hill. But employees say child care is limited.
Former St. Louis judge, circuit attorney James Brendan Ryan dies at age 85
James Brendan Ryan was a longtime fixture of St. Louis' political and legal community from the late 1960s through the 2000s.
Deputies looking for missing Jefferson County man last seen in January
KISS, Judas Priest, Foo Fighters, Stone Temple Pilots part of 2022 Aftershock festival lineup
KISS, Judas Priest, Foo Fighters and Stone Temple Pilots are among the many acts that will be performing at the 2022 Aftershock festival, taking place October 6-9 in Sacramento, California.…
Off duty St. Louis County officers turn heads at Coachlite Skating Rink
What started out as a normal Saturday, turned into a memorable one at Coachlite Skating Rink in Bridgeton thanks to St. Louis County police officers.
Maplewood History: What Do Alice Hines, Nelle Trigg, and H.D. Rogers Have in Common? (continued)
They all were either friends or acquaintances of Emma Beauvais Thomas. We may never know which. Here are their images and many others from: The Emma Beauvais Thomas Grumley Collection – Part Six. Regular followers of this space will already know that many of my most recent posts have featured vintage images that were once […]
Feds add charges against man accused of robbing multiple St. Louis QuikTrips
Terrence "Greedy" Gleason stole cartons of cigarettes from QuikTrip stores five times while armed or claiming to be armed, prosecutors said.
House committee advances bill to address St. Louis vacancy problem
The bill sponsor said a recent death of a St. Louis firefighter in a vacant building brought the issue into focus.
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Former Teacher Indicted On 12 Sex Felonies
EDWARDSVILLE - Former substitute teacher Danielle C. Fischer, 29, of the 400 block of Roanoke Drive, Edwardsville, has been charged with six counts of criminal sexual assault, four counts of criminal sexual abuse, and two counts of child pornography. Fischer is accused of sexual acts with three boys at her Edwardsville home while she was the victims’ teacher. She was a permanent substitute teacher in the Roxana School District from 2020 and 2021 and for the Alton School District from 2021 to the 2022 school year. The assault and abuse charges allege basically the same acts but under different legal theories. The child pornography charges claim she induced one of the young men to appear in a film or video of the two engaged in two different sex acts. The child pornography charges are class X felonies, punishable by prison terms of between six and 30 years. The indictment was last Thursday. The state has also lodged other felony charges recently. ALTON - Aaron L. Trask, 21,
Multiple St. Louis Restaurants Nominated For James Beard Awards 2022
The James Beard Foundation has smiled upon the St. Louis food and beverage scene. Today, the national culinary organization announced its semifinalists for its prestigious 2022 James Beard Awards with St. Louis chefs and restaurants racking up nods in eight different categories.…
Federal lawsuit targets Missouri’s ‘dysfunctional’ food assistance program
Mary Holmes, a St. Louis resident with cancer and other health challenges, has struggled for more than a month to put food on the table. Holmes, 55, relies on food …
Vicia owners add partner to business, plan new restaurants in St. Louis
Riverboats At The Gateway Arch Announce Cruises In Celebration Of Mardi Gras And St. Patrick's Day
ST. LOUIS – The party’s on at the St. Louis Riverfront in celebration of the city’s most beloved holidays – Mardi Gras and St. Patrick’s Day! Come aboard the Riverboats at the Gateway Arch for festive fun at the Mardi Gras Recovery Brunch Cruise, Fat Tuesday Party Cruise, and St. Patrick’s Day Recovery Brunch Cruise. “Here in St. Louis, we take Mardi Gras and St. Patrick’s Day seriously – what better way to experience our favorite holidays than with our lively, themed excursions on the Mississippi River!” said Robert Hopkins, director of operations, Riverboats at the Gateway Arch. “Bring your friends and family and create unforgettable memories on the riverfront.” MARDI GRAS RECOVERY BRUNCH CRUISE The day after the Soulard parade, continue the “Mardi Pardi” aboard the riverboats with a sprawling brunch buffet featuring all the flavors of New Orleans: mini muffulettas, crab cakes, steak, and hash
St. Louis eyes bond issue for new downtown parking
Loss of 1,100 parking spaces on north end of downtown comes as companies, convention center eye expansion there.
‘I knew what she was capable of’: Joel Schwartz on the evil of Pam Hupp
Pam Hupp is now a suspect in three murders (and has been convicted of one). Defense attorney Joel Schwartz discusses the long road to exonerate his client Russ Faria and bring attention to the O’Fallon, Missouri, woman now charged with killing Faria’s wife.
Throw Some Extra Green in the Mix for Mardi Gras Celebrations This Weekend
While the coronavirus shut down Mardi Gras parades and carnivals in cities across the globe last year, the tradition is... Read More
Throw Some Extra Green in the Mix for Mardi Gras Celebrations This Weekend
While the coronavirus shut down Mardi Gras parades and carnivals in cities across the globe last year, the tradition is... Read More