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Innocent woman recovering after getting caught in gun battle in north St. Louis
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'He actually grabbed my face and said: let me go': Ballwin dad speaks for the first time about CTE and losing his child to suicide
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Major changes coming to the real estate industry starting this weekend
ST. LOUIS — Realtors across the US are preparing for a massive change on Aug. 17 to the way it's done business for a century. The changes are part of a $418 million dollar settlement earlier this year made by the National Association of Realtors and federal regulators to eliminate informal rules that have existed within the traditional payment structure. The changes essentially get rid of the five or six percent commission that's usually split between the buyer's and seller's agents.
Cardinals could ask for public funding to help with Busch Stadium renovations, top executive says
ST. LOUIS — A top St. Louis Cardinals executive indicated Thursday that the team could ask the city of St. Louis, St. Louis County and state of Missouri to help finance major renovations to Busch Stadium in coming years. Cardinals President Bill DeWitt III said the franchise would engage...
Golf entertainment facility planned in STL area
An independent golf entertainment facility is in the works in the St. Louis area. Park North Golf Club is targeting a summer 2025 launch in Edwardsville, Illinois. Plans call for a 40-bay climate-controlled driving range, mini golf course, restaurant and a sports bar.
St. Louis CITY SC and Schnucks Team Up to Fight Hunger with Weeklong, In-Store Food Drive August 18-25
CITY SC Players Participating in Special Donation/Meet & Greet Event Wednesday, August 21 at Schnucks’ Des Peres Location. CITY x Schnucks Food Drive to Benefit Operation Food Search. St. Louis CITY SC and Schnuck Markets, Inc., are once again joining forces to fight hunger in the St. Louis region....
Heat is likely killing more people in the Midwest and Great Plains than what’s recorded. Here’s why
In the St. Louis region, heat has killed at least one person this year. In Omaha, Nebraska, a child died last month after being left in a hot car. Outside of Chicago, a person died in a hot prison in June. Heat is the deadliest climate-driven disaster in the U.S....
Police: Armed woman shot, killed in officer-involved shooting in south St. Louis
ST. LOUIS, Mo. (First Alert 4) - A woman was shot and killed in an officer-involved shooting in south St. Louis Friday. According to St. Louis Police, the shooting took place Friday morning at W. Iowa Avenue and Gasconade Street in the Dutchtown neighborhood. Police say an armed woman was shot and killed but no officers were injured.
St. Louis County Sheriff’s Office warns of scam using main number
According to the St. Louis County Sheriff’s Office, residents in the area are being targeted by an increase of scam calls. They say scammers have cloned the main office line of the St. Louis County Sheriff’s Office, 218-726-2340, and are falsely claiming that recipients have missed a court date, resulting in a warrant for their arrest. The scammers then ask for payment via a third-party app to clear the warrant.
LEGOs, Festivals, and even a circus make TISL's top picks for the weekend
ST. LOUIS — Looking for some exciting activities to fill your weekend? Here are the top events happening in St. Louis from August 16-18 that you won't want to miss!. Kickstart your Friday morning and support a great cause! Friday morning, members of law enforcement will be perched atop Dunkin' locations across the area to raise money for the Special Olympics. Donations will earn you a free donut, and those who contribute $10 or more will also receive a free medium hot or iced coffee. To find a location, click here.
For the first time, all SLPS elementary schools are offering before- and after-school care
All elementary schools in the St. Louis Public Schools district will for the first time have before- and after-care programs for students beginning Monday on the first day of school. For the 42 elementary schools across the district, 1,694 slots are available for child care before school, and 3,061 slots...
Who Is Hot 104.1 (WHHL-FM) – St. Louis
In the heart of the Midwest, St. Louis’ radio station thrives with its city’s lively spirit. WHHL, known as Hot 104.1, stands as Hazelwood, Missouri’s vibrant heart, offering the hottest hits in hip-hop and R&B to the Greater St. Louis area. Starting over fifty years ago, Hot 104.1 switched through various music styles before embracing the urban contemporary sounds it’s famous for today1.
Exonerees in Missouri left with little to no financial support
ST. LOUIS — Even after Christopher Dunn's exoneration following decades of wrongful imprisonment, Missouri's restrictive laws leave him with almost no support. In just the last six years in Missouri, there have been nine people who have been exonerated after having been wrongfully convicted, according to the National Registry of Exonerations. Those people are Ricky Kidd released in 2019; Donald Nash, Jonathan Irons and Lawrence Callanan released in 2020; Kevin Strickland released in 2021; Keith Carnes released in 2022; and Lamar Johnson and Lamont Campbell released in 2023. The latest is Dunn, who was released in July.
Put Another Log on the Foreign Ag Land Ownership Fire
With your Southeast Regional Ag News, I am Haylie Shipp. This is the Ag Information Network. It is a touchy topic throughout the nation with some states passing similar, but different laws, others leaving the topic alone, and some pushing on the federal government to do more. The topic? Foreign...
Local chocolatiers adjust to global chocolate shortage
ST. LOUIS, Mo. (First Alert 4) - Raising prices is always bittersweet and locally owned Bissinger’s and Chococolate Chocolate Chocolate are working to adjust their business amidst a global chocolate shortage. “We’re trying to do everything we can to prevent any price increases or keep our price increases very...
You Paid For It: Parents want more after-school care
Meriah Smith’s 11-year-old daughter is about to start middle school in the FOX C-6 School District. But Smith says getting to and from school is a problem. She lives in a spot with no school bus to start the new school year.
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