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Affton Ice Rink unveils Lounge 72 to honor Colin Brown, a teen hockey player killed by a stray bullet, with an emphasis on his legacy and community support.
Weather & Environment in ...
The National Weather Service has issued a dense fog advisory across parts of Illinois and Missouri, including St. Louis, affecting visibility and driving conditions.
Politics & Govt in ...
Missouri's Attorney General settled a Sunshine Law case with Kansas City, which agreed to reforms after failing to respond to records requests on time.
Crime & Emergencies in ...
A man wielding a knife was fatally shot by police at St. Louis Lambert International Airport following a confrontation and failed Taser use. An investigation is underway.
Rashid Naqvi admitted to submitting thousands of fraudulent claims for COVID-19 test kits through his companies, illegally obtaining patient information and paying kickbacks, with sentencing set for April 2026.
An officer-involved shooting at St. Louis Airport resulted in one fatality after a man with a knife was shot by security for entering a restricted area.
Mayor Cara Spencer issues Executive Order 93 in St. Louis to create a Winter Weather Unified Command, enhancing city preparedness for extreme winter weather.
A man was shot by a security guard at an Aldi store after refusing to leave and making threatening gestures; he remains hospitalized and the incident is under investigation.
Missouri Attorney General Catherine Hanaway is defending the state's voter ID law in front of the Supreme Court, arguing it strengthens election integrity.
Missouri man Dylan Farmer was sentenced to 22 years for shooting at police officers during an attempt to detain him. He had pled guilty to assault and firearms charges.
The report details various crimes in St. Louis, including drug trafficking, theft, and driving offenses, highlighting local law enforcement challenges.
Missouri AG Hanaway is progressing with efforts to enforce a $24 billion judgment against China for COVID-19 impacts, after a mandatory waiting period.
Retail & Industry in ...
Missouri businesses will see a slight workers' comp rate increase in 2026, with varied changes across sectors, amidst a trend of decreasing workplace injuries.
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