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Missouri’s abortion rights trial concludes, but a decision is still months away
KANSAS CITY — After 10 days of often emotion-filled testimony, a trial dissecting Missouri’s abortion regulations under the new constitutional right to reproductive health care concluded Monday. In closing arguments, attorneys from both the Missouri Attorney General’s Office and Planned Parenthood brought the focus back to the crux of the case: are Missouri’s abortion regulations necessary […]
City to shift plowing to residential streets tomorrow
My road was just plowed for the first time in 11 years
Supporting Immigrants
1 dead, 1 seriously injured in Warren County crash
The crash took place shortly after 1 a.m. on the North Service Road near Interstate 70, east of Park Drive.
Urgent: a bill moving now could shut down local environmental programs
Coyote in the Snow
CWE Apartments Post Fire
Illinois man who threatened to shoot Chiefs’ Mahomes, Kelce files for motion to dismiss
Detectives and intelligence analysts working at the Morgan Wallen concert at Arrowhead Stadium identified a post on X that included a threat against Patrick Mahomes and Travis Kelce.
Open Mic Comedy Night
Open Mic Comedy comes to Chesterfield every last Monday of the month. Join Steve's Hot Dogs at The Hub at The District for an easygoing night of laughs, hot dogs, and cold […]
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Metro East man dead as loose semitrailer wheels hit vehicle in Iowa
Authorities have released the name of the Worden man who died in a crash on Interstate 80 over the weekend.
Tishaura is punching air right now.
Getting shocked using an Ego leaf blower for snow? I did and it's normal and preventable.
Winter weather leads to increase in ER visits for injuries
Falls, frostbite, and heart attacks; they’re the kind of things that can put you in the hospital.
Recovery efforts continue Tuesday for man who fell in New Baden pond
A rescue mission is underway in New Baden after a person fell into a pond Monday afternoon.
Blizzards, Grief, Steve Martin, and Tacos.
Snow days are a weird thing.There’s always a little fear mixed in—mostly about losing power—but there’s also this cozy comfort in knowing you’re about to bundle up and hunker down…
Witnesses describe 'fireball' crash on I-170 flyover
Two St. Louis police officers remain hospitalized after a fiery crash on the Interstate 170 flyover on Friday.
Extreme cold puts animals at risk
As bitterly cold sets in, animal rescue teams are moving into hidden places, like abandoned buildings and vacant homes, where an animal could be struggling to survive.
The FBI Raided A Reporter’s Home, Ignoring Laws Designed To Prevent Exactly That
If you want to understand how little the current administration cares about the First Amendment, look no further than a pre-dawn FBI raid on a journalist’s home—conducted in apparent violation of a federal law specifically designed to prevent exactly this kind of thing. Last week, FBI agents showed up at the home of Washington Post […]