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Sonic Scarlet at Highway 61 Roadhouse: Rockin' Dinner10 Jan 202600:01:47
Experience a thrilling night of live music and mouthwatering cuisine as Sonic Scarlet returns to the Highway sixty-one Roadhouse in Webster Groves. This all-female rock band will perform hits from the eighties to the two thousands, covering artists like Guns N Roses, Heart, Blink one eighty-two, Alanis Morissette, and Alice in Chains. Enjoy Cajun, Creole, and barbecue while taking in the iconic stages state-of-the-art sound. Dont miss this high-energy show – book your spot now at hwy sixty-one roadhouse dot com or call three one four, nine six eight, zero zero six one. Checkout Solipillow.com

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Stravinsky's Pulcinella Suite: Symphony & Dance Collaboration10 Jan 202600:01:34
Experience a fresh take on Igor Stravinskys Pulcinella Suite as the Saint Louis Symphony Orchestra and Saint Louis Dance Theatre collaborate in a unique performance. This production, featuring Stravinskys signature creativity and additional ballet music from Debussy and Roussel, promises a blend of whimsy and elegance thatll captivate audiences. Dont miss this modern twist on classical music and dance. Checkout Solipillow.com

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South City Catholic Academy Closes: Second in Area This Year10 Jan 202600:01:16
South City Catholic Academy in Saint Louis is closing due to dwindling enrollment and financial unsustainability. The Archdiocese of Saint Louis announced the closure, which follows the shutdown of Saint Rose Philippine Duchesne earlier this year. Parents, teachers, and students are devastated, fearing for their educational futures. The archdiocese is now focusing on consolidations and mergers to maintain quality education amidst broader challenges in the region. Checkout Solipillow.com

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Promoter Convicted in St. Louis Club Shooting10 Jan 202600:01:31
St. Louis man convicted of murdering local musician in club shooting; case highlights ongoing club violence issues. Checkout Solipillow.com

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1926 Murder Trial Grips Community10 Jan 202600:01:39
On January 10, 1926, a brutal murder trial captivated a community. The defendant, accused of stabbing a man to death, faced swift justice amidst fear and outrage. An elderly witnesss testimony proved pivotal, despite age-related questions. As the trial progresses, tension builds, promising a dramatic verdict. Checkout Solipillow.com

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Presidential China: Stories & Styles10 Jan 202600:01:22
Join us on January 10th, 2026, at the Ulysses S. Grant National Historic Site in St. Louis, Missouri, as we explore the fascinating world of presidential china. Julie Northrip, former interpretive program manager, will guide us through the history and symbolism of these iconic pieces, used in state dinners and other official events. Discover the stories behind the designs and how they reflect each administrations personality and priorities. Spots are limited, so call 314-842-1867, ext. 230 to secure your place. Free event. Checkout Solipillow.com

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Library Reopens After Burglary, HVAC Damage10 Jan 202600:01:20
Barr Branch Library in St. Louis Reopens After Burglary: Limited Services, Arrests Made Checkout Solipillow.com

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Man Sentenced for Wife's Murder in St. Louis10 Jan 202600:01:17
59-year-old St. Louis man sentenced to 28 years for murdering wife in 2018. Robert Johnson stabbed his wife 25 times, attempted to cover up the crime, and was convicted based on new witness accounts and forensic evidence. The judge called it a clear case of premeditated violence. The victims family seeks closure, but the road to healing is just beginning. Checkout Solipillow.com

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St. Louis Park Advocates Sue to Block Plaza Sale10 Jan 202600:01:17
Park advocates in St. Louis challenge citys sale of Interco Plaza to a developer, aiming to preserve the green space and enforce a public vote as per the city charter. Checkout Solipillow.com

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Democratic States Sue Trump Over $10B Child Care Fund Freeze10 Jan 202600:01:34
Five Democratic-led states, including Illinois, are suing the Trump administration over a $10 billion funding freeze for child care and family services. The states argue the move targets only Democrat-led areas with no evidence of fraud. The freeze affects three major programs supporting hundreds of thousands of families in Illinois, and the states are seeking an immediate court order to halt the freeze and release the money. Checkout Solipillow.com

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Trump Freezes Child Care Funds in Missouri10 Jan 202600:01:33
Missouri Child Care Providers Face Funding Delay Amid Nationwide Fraud ConcernsThe Trump administration has temporarily halted federal funding for child care providers in Missouri, causing a cash crunch for over 1,700 providers. State officials submitted required paperwork on Friday, but the release of funds remains uncertain. The delay comes as the administration investigates alleged fraud at day care centers owned by Somali individuals in Minneapolis, leading to a freeze on multiple funding streams, including $10 billion intended for five Democrat-led states. President Trump has also deployed over 2,000 ICE agents to the Twin Cities area. Missouri leaders emphasize their commitment to maintaining safe child care options for families, as providers already operate on thin margins. Officials are collaborating with Washington to resolve the issue promptly. Checkout Solipillow.com

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Nineteen-Year-Old Charged with Double Murder in Camden10 Jan 202600:01:08
Nineteen-year-old suspect charged with double murder in Camden, New Jersey; drug-related killings suspected, victims known for dealing in the area; suspect surrenders, awaits trial in county jail. Checkout Solipillow.com

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Jane Dueker Joins Missouri AG's Office10 Jan 202600:01:33
St. Louis lawyer Jane Dueker, with a strong Republican background and years of legal experience, joins Missouri Attorney General Catherine Hanaways office as chief counsel. Dueker, praised for her civil litigation skills and past work under John Ashcroft, is excited to tackle statewide issues like consumer protection and public safety. Hanaways hire of Dueker signals a focus on experienced legal hands to handle ongoing challenges. Checkout Solipillow.com

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HB Solutions Expands St. Louis Operations10 Jan 202600:01:23
HB Solutions Group, parent company of Ferguson Roofing and Hoffmann Brothers, is moving its St. Louis operations center to a larger facility in Earth City, doubling its space to 72,000 square feet. This expansion supports their growth in home services and allows for better customer service. The new building features improved features and positions them for future growth, potentially leading to more jobs and enhanced services in the local market. Checkout Solipillow.com

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Kirkwood Approves Major Apartment & Retail Project10 Jan 202600:01:16
Kirkwood Approves Major Mixed-Use Development: A New Apartment Building with Retail Space to Revitalize Downtown Checkout Solipillow.com

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Capuchin Monkeys on the Loose in Saint Louis10 Jan 202600:01:05
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Governor's Mar-a-Lago Trip Raises Ethics Questions10 Jan 202600:01:23
Missouri Governor Mike Kehoes trip to Mar-a-Lago for a fundraiser, hosted by Prime Healthcare Services, has sparked controversy. The company recently secured a one-million-dollar contract for consulting work, leading to accusations of pay-to-play politics. Despite assurances of transparency, lawmakers are calling for more clarity on state contracts. Checkout Solipillow.com

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Missouri Secretary Revises Ballot Summary, Redistricting Lawsuits Continue10 Jan 202600:01:44
Missouris Secretary of State, Denny Hoskins, admitted to potential bias in his ballot summary for a referendum on the states congressional map. He agreed to revise it after a lawsuit by People Not Politicians, who challenged the summarys wording. The group turned in over 300,000 signatures to force a vote on the Republican-drawn map. The court postponed a trial to allow time for negotiations, with at least eight other lawsuits ongoing. Hoskins office is only verifying signatures from October 14th onwards, raising confusion. Checkout Solipillow.com

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Toddler Dies After Getting Stuck in Slide at Daycare09 Jan 202600:01:17
Tragic Death of Toddler at Daycare: Kody Olson, 1, Dies After Getting Stuck in SlideA one-year-old boy, Kody Olson, tragically lost his life after becoming stuck headfirst in a playground slide at a daycare center in Washington County. The incident occurred at Little Discoveries Child Care Center in New Richmond, where Kody was being cared for. Despite efforts to free him, Kody suffered a serious head injury and passed away the next day at Childrens Minnesota Hospital in St. Paul. The medical examiner ruled his death accidental, caused by compression asphyxia from being stuck in the slide for nearly two hours. Authorities are investigating the incident, and the daycare is cooperating fully. Checkout Solipillow.com

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St. Louis Zoo's Bird House: A Classic Renovation09 Jan 202600:01:35
The St. Louis Zoos historic Bird House, a 1920s icon housing thousands of birds, is closing for a $6.2 million renovation. The update will create state-of-the-art aviaries, improving lighting, climate control, and visitor pathways. The Bird House will shut down as early as next month, with work wrapping up by 2026. Despite the closure, penguin feedings and flamingo walks continue at other spots around the zoo. Checkout Solipillow.com

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Judge Sanctions Missouri Dept. of Corrections in Inmate's Suicide Case09 Jan 202600:01:51
In a shocking turn of events, a Missouri judge has dismissed all defenses from the Department of Corrections in a wrongful death lawsuit over an inmates suicide. The case, involving Jahi Hynes who took his own life in 2021, has been plagued by missed deadlines and ignored court orders. The judges ruling means the case will now only decide on damages, with the Department facing sanctions for their repeated disregard for court orders. This is not the first time the Department has been penalized for hiding records, raising concerns about a larger issue of inmate deaths and wrongful death suits. Checkout Solipillow.com

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St. Louis Park Advocates Sue City Over Kiener Plaza South Sale09 Jan 202600:01:29
Local park advocates in St. Louis are suing the city to prevent the sale of Kiener Plaza South, a small fenced-off downtown plaza, to a nearby developer for parking space creation. The advocates argue its protected public parkland, while the city claims its surplus property. The case is set to go to court soon, with residents worried about losing more green space in a city short on parks. Checkout Solipillow.com

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Illinois Passes Major Energy Reform Bill09 Jan 202600:01:59
Illinois Governor JB Pritzker signed the Clean and Reliable Grid Affordability Act, aiming to strengthen the states power grid amid warnings of upcoming shortages. The law funds battery storage projects, boosts utility regulator authority, launches virtual power plants, and ends the ban on new large-scale nuclear plants. It also ramps up energy efficiency, tightens air rules on data center backup generators, and closes loopholes for union labor on community solar projects. Virtual power plants allow homes and businesses to pool solar or battery energy during peak hours, with participants getting paid. Utilities must now offer time-of-use pricing to help customers save by shifting usage. Supporters cheer the projected savings of $13.4 billion for customers over the next 20 years, while labor groups love the job protections and potential for up to 100,000 new positions. However, Republicans and business groups slam it as a guaranteed rate hike, arguing for sticking to coal, natural gas, and existing nuclear instead. Checkout Solipillow.com

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Man Pleads Guilty in Quadruple Shooting09 Jan 202600:01:33
Darian L. Wilson, a 25-year-old from St. Louis, pleaded guilty to a brutal quadruple shooting in January 2023, killing Marcus Hill, Alicia Smith, and her one-year-old son, Aydin Smith. Wilson admitted to two counts of first-degree murder and armed criminal action, facing life in prison without parole. The shooting occurred at a home on Greer Avenue, with Wilson firing seventeen rounds, targeting the home over a dispute. The community mourns the victims, and investigators continue to search for accomplices. Sentencing is set for October 25th. Checkout Solipillow.com

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Musk's Grok AI: Super Bowl Distraction, Privacy Concerns09 Jan 202600:01:44
Elon Musks Grok AI chatbot, trained on real-time X data, gained attention during the Super Bowl. Musks live-tweeting during the game, despite his admitted attention issues, sparked reactions. Fans praised the upgrade, while critics raised privacy concerns. Musk, open about his ADHD, joked about Groks dependence on current data. Checkout Solipillow.com

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Missouri's Record-Breaking Tornado Season09 Jan 202600:01:22
Missouris 2022 tornado season shattered records, with 153 confirmed twisters, surpassing the previous high of 89 in 2011. St. Louis was heavily impacted, with one death, numerous injuries, and millions in damages. Meteorologists attribute the intense activity to a combination of warm, moist air and unusual northern tornado paths. As Missouri finalizes its tally, residents brace for the next season in tornado alley. Checkout Solipillow.com

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St. Louis Crime Drop: Smart Strategies Pay Off09 Jan 202600:01:40
St. Louis Crime Rates Plummet: A Team Effort of Targeted Policing and Community ProgramsSt. Louis is experiencing a significant drop in crime rates, particularly violent crimes. Homicides have decreased by more than fifty percent this year, with just seventy-two so far compared to over a hundred and fifty at the same point last year. Shootings and carjackings have also fallen, putting the city on track for its lowest murder rate in decades.Police data shows overall crime down thirteen percent through July, with property crimes slightly increasing but murders and assaults seeing substantial decreases. Officials attribute this success to targeted policing strategies, such as focused deterrence on high-risk groups and increased patrols in hot spots.Residents and leaders express cautious optimism, acknowledging the team effort behind this achievement. Police Chief Robert Tracy praises violence interrupters who work directly with at-risk individuals to prevent feuds from escalating into deadly conflicts. Mayor Tishaura Jones highlights community programs that have prevented numerous potential shootings.New information reveals that these interrupter groups, funded by the city and federal government, have mediated over three hundred conflicts this year. Organizations like Cure Violence and local crews operate around the clock, fostering trust in hard-hit neighborhoods. Federal partners are also contributing more resources.The positive trend continues into August, with no murders reported last week. While its still early, Tracy notes the growing momentum. If current trends persist, St. Louis could see its safest year in twenty years, demonstrating that smart strategies and community involvement can effectively combat violence. Checkout Solipillow.com

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Venezuelan Exile's Fears Unheard09 Jan 202600:02:01
Maria Alexandra Machado, a Venezuelan refugee, shares her harrowing journey fleeing political persecution under Nicolás Maduros regime. After losing her father and moving to Saint Louis, she finds solace in a local initiative. The recent capture of Maduro and his wife by U.S. forces has sparked mixed reactions, with some Venezuelans celebrating and others protesting. Machado, who has no valid passport and no home to return to, disagrees with the Trump administrations decision to end temporary protected status for Venezuelans, citing ongoing risks and fear of speaking out. Despite her familys silence, she remains hopeful for a swift transition to real change. Checkout Solipillow.com

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Police Chief Tracy Consults at University, Blending Real-World Policing with Classroom Learning09 Jan 202600:01:25
Chief of Saint Louis Metropolitan Police, Robert Tracy, joins University of Missouri-Saint Louis as criminology consultant. Hell review curriculum, suggest practical ideas, and earn $100,000 for the role. This collaboration aims to bridge real-world policing and classroom learning. Checkout Solipillow.com

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Data Center Proposal Sparks Controversy in Saint Louis09 Jan 202600:01:45
Developer Rod Thomas aims to transform the old Armory in Midtown Saint Louis into a data center, but faces opposition from locals and new city regulations. Thomas is refining his plans, while similar proposals spark debate across Missouri. Checkout Solipillow.com

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U.S. Figure Skating Championships: Path to Olympics09 Jan 202600:01:12
St. Louis hosts the U.S. Figure Skating Championships, a crucial step in selecting the Olympic team for the 2026 Milano Cortina Games. Amidst the glittering costumes and blades, the sports risks are remembered following last years tragic plane crash. Local fans, like young skater Tiffany Simon, eagerly await the Olympic team announcement, as the championships unfold and shape the path to the Olympics. Checkout Solipillow.com

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Murdered Janitor: St. Louis on Edge09 Jan 202600:01:29
On January 9, 1926, a janitor was found murdered in a St. Louis building, sparking fears of a gunman on the loose. The victim, identified as a local janitor, was shot three times and discovered by a night watchman. Neighbors heard gunshots earlier that evening but didnt call authorities immediately. Detectives believe the janitor was shot upstairs and dragged downstairs to hide the crime. The case gripped St. Louis, with police promising quick action and local business owners hiring extra security. Fingerprints and bullet casings provided new leads, but no arrests had been made by Saturday morning. Checkout Solipillow.com

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St. Louis Police Chief's Side Gig Sparks Debate09 Jan 202600:01:17
St. Louis Police Chief Robert Tracy defends his new role as a consultant for Saint Louis University, despite criticism from the police union. The one-year contract, which pays him twenty thousand dollars, involves advising on public safety issues for twenty hours a year. Tracy insists it wont distract from his main role and even claims it enhances his police work by sharing best practices on safety. Checkout Solipillow.com

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Cardinals Hold Romero, Seek Lefty Reliever09 Jan 202600:01:36
The St. Louis Cardinals have made significant moves, trading catcher Willson Contreras and pitcher Sonny Gray to the Boston Red Sox and signing former Red Sox hurler Dustin May. Their top trade chips include infielder Brendan Donovan, third baseman Nolan Arenado, and reliever JoJo Romero. While Romero is highly valued, the team isnt in a rush to trade him, as they could use him in the bullpen and potentially still receive young talent at the trade deadline if theyre out of contention. Checkout Solipillow.com

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Protesters Rally in St. Louis for Renee Macklin Good09 Jan 202600:01:17
On January 8, 2026, St. Louis residents protested the fatal shooting of Renee Nicole Macklin Good by an ICE officer, demanding an end to perceived violence against immigrants. Despite rain, locals and families gathered, waving flags and chanting, as police followed peacefully. The demonstration reflected growing outrage across the Midwest. Checkout Solipillow.com

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Arenado's Trade Hopes Fade: Weak Market, High Salary09 Jan 202600:01:29
The St. Louis Cardinals face challenges in trading third baseman Nolan Arenado, with teams viewing him as a backup plan. Despite his ten Gold Glove awards, his recent struggles at the plate and full no-trade clause make deals difficult. A weak return is expected, as teams prefer free agents like Alex Bregman or Eugenio Suarez. Arenados professionalism is praised, but fans must wait for potential injuries or other moves to boost his trade value. Checkout Solipillow.com

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Alton's Sinkhole Drainage: A Major Step Forward08 Jan 202600:01:27
Altons massive sinkhole, formed by a limestone mine, is being drained after months of closure. The city and mine company, New Frontier Materials, are inspecting the pit and planning repairs. The draining process will cost between $35,000 and $53,000, with the initial bill still unclear. The crew is removing turf to aid engineers in assessing the sinkholes stability and reviewing repair plans. Checkout Solipillow.com

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O'Fallon Expansion: 240 Homes Approved, More on the Way08 Jan 202600:01:19
OFallon, Missouri, expands westward along Highway N, with nearly one hundred acres in St. Charles County rezoned for two hundred forty single-family homes. Developers, Foristell Development and Prairie View Development, secured approval after scaling back their original plan. Locals express mixed feelings, with concerns over increased traffic and strain on schools and roads. Officials argue the growth is necessary to meet housing demand as the area evolves. Following a rejection of a nearby subdivision, developers revised their pitch with fewer homes, larger lots, and more open space. More growth is expected, with plans for up to twelve hundred homes nearby, as OFallon races to keep up with demand. Checkout Solipillow.com

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Flu Surge: St. Louis & Nationwide08 Jan 202600:01:29
St. Louis and Missouri face a surge in flu cases, with ER visits for respiratory illnesses at a season high. Health officials warn of a national trend, urging vaccination to protect against severe illness from flu, COVID, and RSV. Checkout Solipillow.com

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Bailey's DOGE-Inspired Budget Plan for Illinois08 Jan 202600:01:50
Illinois Republican gubernatorial candidate Darren Bailey unveils a plan for a Department of Government Efficiency-style system to audit spending, uncover waste, and save money in the state budget. Led by his running mate, Aaron Del Mar, the commission aims to consolidate duplicative state boards and commissions. Baileys plan also includes repealing the Climate and Equitable Jobs Act, capping property tax hikes, and boosting state school funding. Despite criticism from Governor JB Pritzkers office, Bailey leads the GOP primary with 34.4% support in a new Emerson College poll. Checkout Solipillow.com

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Robust Bistro's Sale Threatened by Landlord's Lawsuit08 Jan 202600:01:44
Robust Bistro & Wine Bar faces potential closure due to a $84k lawsuit from landlord, with the business up for sale. Known for its affordable Napa Valley red blend, the cozy spot is a local favorite. The legal battle threatens the neighborhood scene, as details on the sale remain uncertain. Checkout Solipillow.com

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Missouri Gets $814M for Broadband Expansion08 Jan 202600:01:19
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Judge Sentences DUI Offender to 15 Years for Cop's Death08 Jan 202600:01:41
Jose Roberto Santos-Morales, a Honduran man with a history of DUIs, was sentenced to fifteen years in prison for killing St. Louis police officer Tamra Sanchez. Santos-Morales was speeding and under the influence of multiple substances when he crashed into her patrol car, resulting in her death. The judge emphasized the senseless nature of the tragedy, while Sanchezs family advocates for stricter laws on repeat drunk drivers. Checkout Solipillow.com

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Man Charged in St. Louis Christmas Day Murder08 Jan 202600:01:08
26-year-old Dalair Khalil Jefferson charged with murder in St. Louis shooting of 68-year-old Albert Willis during Christmas Day confrontation, sparking concerns about gun violence in the city. Checkout Solipillow.com

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Drunk Driver Sentenced to 15 Years for Killing Cop08 Jan 202600:01:19
25-year-old Ramon Chavez-Rodriguez, an undocumented immigrant from Honduras, was sentenced to 15 years in prison for a drunken crash that killed St. Louis police officer David Lee. The crash occurred on I-70 in September 2024, with Chavez-Rodriguez admitting to being under the influence of alcohol and drugs. The judge, while acknowledging Chavez-Rodriguezs lack of evil intent, imposed the maximum sentence. Despite prosecutors request for consecutive sentences, the 15-year term will run concurrently with a separate 7-year sentence from a St. Charles County case. Upon completion of his prison term, Chavez-Rodriguez is expected to face deportation to Honduras. Checkout Solipillow.com

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Immigrant's 23-Year Journey to U.S. Citizenship08 Jan 202600:01:22
David Vail, a 52-year-old from OFallon, Illinois, finally became a U.S. citizen after 23 years, alongside his wife Linda and stepson Paul. The naturalization process, though straightforward, was emotional. David, who runs a business assisting others with paperwork and ceremonies, now has his own certificate. Friends and family celebrated the milestone, with David planning to vote in upcoming elections and continue helping others through the process. Checkout Solipillow.com

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Hawley Backs War Powers Resolution on Venezuela08 Jan 202600:01:31
U.S. Senator Josh Hawley supports bipartisan war powers resolution to limit President Trumps military action in Venezuela without Congress approval, emphasizing the Constitutions requirement for Congress to vote before sending troops. The resolution gains support from both sides of the aisle, with House Democrats pushing a similar bill, aiming to limit actions in Venezuela. The measure sets a precedent for Congress to rein in military moves, with the House taking up related measures soon. Checkout Solipillow.com

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Mother Shot by ICE: Family Seeks Answers08 Jan 202600:01:33
A 37-year-old mother of three, Renee Nicole Macklin Good, was fatally shot by an ICE officer during a traffic stop in Minneapolis. The incident occurred after Good allegedly rammed her SUV into an ICE vehicle and attempted to flee. The officer involved, Mitchell Chest, claims Good posed an immediate threat. However, her family and community members question the use of lethal force, as Good had outstanding warrants for past charges. The investigation is ongoing, and a funeral is set for next week. Checkout Solipillow.com

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Hawley Breaks Ranks with Trump on Venezuela Vote08 Jan 202600:01:46
Missouri Senator Josh Hawley defied President Trump by supporting a war powers resolution, blocking military action in Venezuela without Congressional approval. This move, along with his previous divergence from Trumps policies, has sparked speculation about a potential 2028 presidential run. Checkout Solipillow.com

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Man Shot in Wheelchair in Glasgow Village08 Jan 202600:00:57
North St. Louis County Police Investigate Fatal Shooting of Wheelchair-Bound Man: No Arrests Made, Details Unclear Checkout Solipillow.com

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