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Blues Looking To Get Rid Of Defenseman To Balance Roster
The St. Louis Blues, even though they succeeded in acquiring two players from the Edmonton Oilers via offer sheets, might have to solve some issues soon following such a bold move. The Blues acquired Philip Broberg and Dylan Holloway, and with the former now added to the blueline rotation, St. ...
KMOV News Channel Brings Early-Morning Excitement to School
Athletes and staff gathered in the large gym early in the morning on Wednesday, Aug. 21 to welcome KMOV (Channel 4) to school. Our school was selected as one of this year’s “Back to School Tour” schools, which was showcased on KMOV at 5 a.m. The “Back...
MDC urges aquarium owners to check for invasive species that may have been in locally sold tank additions
ST. LOUIS, Mo. (First Alert 4) - The Missouri Department of Conservation (MDC) is urging aquarium owners to check for an invasive species that may be hiding in a common tank addition. According to MDC, an invasive species called zebra mussels is being discovered in moss balls originating in Washington,...
Convicted felons struggle to get hired in Missouri
ST. LOUIS, Mo. (First Alert 4) - Missouri’s seasonally adjusted unemployment rate stands at 3.8%. Some of those standing in the unemployment line are formerly incarcerated people who struggle to get hired because of their felony records. “It’s an uphill battle,” said Maria Maupin. Maupin was convicted...
St. Louis mayor vetoes charter modernization bill
The St. Louis Board of Aldermen will not undergo a name change in November. Mayor Tishaura Jones on Friday vetoed a bill that would have modernized language in the city charter. Among other changes, it would have renamed the Board of Aldermen to the St. Louis City Council. The objection...
Lawsuit puts Missouri’s November sports wagering vote in question, locals and visitors react
In May, mascots for the Cardinals, Blues, and Royals delivered signatures supporting the legalization of sports wagering to state officials in Jefferson City. After years of debate, it appeared the issue would finally be decided by voters.
A fashion show joins the many forms of cultural exchange at Festival of Nations
Some of the Festival of Nations’ 100,000 visitors this weekend will be drawn to the event for the musicians and dancers performing styles from around the world. Others head straight for the extensive vending area. Judging by the typical lines, many festivalgoers prioritize the long row of food trucks and stands.
Cardinals WR suspended five games
A second suspension was announced Friday afternoon. Cardinals wideout Zay Jones has been issued a five-game ban for violating the league’s personal conduct policy, as noted by Tom Pelissero of NFL Network. Jones was arrested on a misdemeanor domestic battery charge in November. That charge wound up being dropped...
FOX 2 and St. Louis 11 host career day at Busch Stadium for teens
FOX 2 and St. Louis 11 are hosting a career day at Busch Stadium on September 12th, featuring a pre-game panel on careers in sports and media and a college fair with representatives from schools across the Midwest.
St. Charles woman finds stolen car gutted in north St. Louis
ST. CHARLES, Mo. (First Alert 4) - Police are looking for suspects connected to stealing a car and stripping it to the bone. The thieves also took the engine in addition to most of the car’s parts. “There’s literally nothing,” Kim Winston said. “There’s no sunroof, there’s no hood,...
Blues sign young defenseman prospect to entry-level deal
The Blues have signed defenseman Quinton Burns to a three-year entry-level contract, per a team release. Financial terms were not disclosed. Burns, 19, has done well in tough minutes on a mediocre Kingston Frontenacs team in the Ontario Hockey League the past couple of years. A St. Louis third-round pick in 2023, Burns recorded six goals, 29 assists, 35 points and 120 PIMs in 58 games for Kingston in 2023-24, all career highs.
Three takeaways as Indiana falls flat in season opener against Saint Louis
SAINT LOUIS, Mo — In a battle of college soccer’s two most historic programs to open up the 2024 campaign, Indiana and Saint Louis clashed at Robert Hermann Stadium. The Hoosiers had the chance to make their mark and start the season on the right foot with a marquee victory against a true non-conference opponent. Instead of a heavyweight fight between two blue bloods, it felt at times more like a bloodbath, as Saint Louis took advantage of a sloppy Indiana side and dispatched the visitors, 2-0 on Friday night.
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