Mayor Cara Spencer is under fire for the slow progress in tornado recovery efforts in St. Louis. Residents demand leadership changes to accelerate rebuilding.
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The Evening Whirl: Lessons from Kirkwood: Honoring Victims and Confronting the Legacy of Mass Shooters
In Kirkwood, Missouri, a mass shooting left six dead, shaking the community. This tribute honors the victims and calls for unity to prevent future violence.
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Missouri Politics: Medicaid Protections and Legislative Actions in Missouri
Missouri politics heats up with key legislative updates, including Medicaid protections, transgender restrictions, and judiciary committee actions.
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And Then There Were Four: NFL Conference Championships Set the Road to the Super Bowl
The NFL playoffs are down to four teams as the Conference Championship games take center stage. Here’s a breakdown of the matchups, the stakes, and who has the edge on the road to the Super Bowl.
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Community Mourns Loss After Tragic Friday Fire: Chicagoland’s Week In Review
A devastating fire in Logan Square claimed the life of a 75-year-old man. Chicagoans mourn as officials investigate and share winter fire safety tips.
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Chicago Bans Intoxicating Hemp Products: What It Means for Businesses: Chicagoland’s Week In Review
Chicago City Council bans most intoxicating hemp products, citing public safety concerns. Exemptions for beverages and ointments spark mixed reactions.
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Power Outages, School Closures, and Recovery: Chicagoland’s Week In Review
Chicagoland endured a brutal week of arctic cold, power outages, and a snowstorm, leaving residents grappling with life-threatening conditions.
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Amber Alert, Protests and Public Safety Updates: Minneapolis and St. Paul’s Week In Review
A week of challenges in Minneapolis and St. Paul: Amber Alert success, protests at Hennepin County Medical Center, and public safety debates.
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Arctic Cold Freezes Twin Cities: Minneapolis and St. Paul’s Week In Review
A dangerous Arctic cold front has frozen Minneapolis and St. Paul, with wind chills plummeting to -41°F. Schools and businesses closed, while warming centers extended hours to protect vulnerable residents.
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Immigration Protests and Federal Controversies: Minneapolis and St. Paul’s Week In Review
Minneapolis and St. Paul saw massive protests against ICE actions, federal controversies, and community demands for justice this week.
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Airport Chaos and Gunman Arrested: Detroit’s Week In Review
Detroit faced two alarming incidents this week: a car crash at the airport and a gunman standoff in Roseville. Authorities are reviewing safety protocols.
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Arctic Temperatures and Snowstorm Hit Metro Detroit: Detroit’s Week In Review
Metro Detroit is battling arctic temperatures and an impending snowstorm, with warming centers and community efforts stepping up to support residents.
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Eminem Performs at LCA, $160 Senior Housing Initiative and Million Mansion Sale: Detroit’s Week In Review
Eminem’s surprise concert at Little Caesars Arena thrilled Rocket Mortgage employees, while Detroit saw major real estate and housing developments.
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Fairfax County School Board Votes for Major Boundary Shakeup: D.C.’s Week In Review
The Fairfax County School Board has approved significant boundary changes to address overcrowding, sparking debate among parents and residents.
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Violent Metrobus Shooting Raises Safety Concerns: D.C.’s Week In Review
A violent shooting at a Metrobus stop in Northwest D.C. has raised serious safety concerns, prompting community outrage and calls for increased security measures.
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Major Winter Storm Puts DMV on Ice: D.C.’s Week In Review
A powerful winter storm has paralyzed the DMV, prompting emergency declarations, school closures, and transit disruptions. Stay informed and stay safe.
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Things To Do In Chicagoland: Bread Making, Boat Shows and Hop On The Cadillac Groove
Explore the best Chicago events and Will County happenings this week, including live music, creative workshops, and family-friendly activities.
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Things To Do In The Twin Cities: Dance All Night, Shame with Ghostwoman and Outdoor Fun
Explore the Twin Cities this week with exciting events like the St. Paul Winter Carnival, live music performances, creative classes, and more.
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The Evening Whirl: St. Louis’ Crime Chime: Bullets Took Edward Johnson in Ferguson, St. Louis, MO
Edward Johnson’s life was tragically cut short in Ferguson, St. Louis, after a senseless shooting. The community mourns as police investigate.
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The Evening Whirl: St. Louis’ Crime Chime: Cold Waves and Closed Doors: The Tragedy of Moneque Cook
Moneque Cook, a 53-year-old Michigan woman, lost her life to the brutal cold after being denied shelter due to rigid policies. Her story is a stark reminder of the urgent need for systemic change to protect the unhoused.
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Saint Louis Bar Foundation Announces 2026 Spirit of Justice Award Recipients
The Saint Louis Bar Foundation, the charitable arm of BAMSL, announces the recipients of the 2026 Spirit of Justice Awards. Honorees will be celebrated on February 21, 2026, at the Royal Sonesta Chase Park Plaza in St. Louis.
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This Week Now in St. Louis and Missouri: Urban Blight Control Efforts Gain Momentum
St. Louis is advancing urban blight control efforts, focusing on revitalizing neighborhoods, reducing crime, and fostering economic growth.
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This Week Now in St. Louis and Missouri: Missouri’s Weather, Martian Hues and Homicide Investigation
This week in Missouri: Witness the rare “Martian hues” weather phenomenon and stay updated on the Penrose neighborhood homicide investigation in St. Louis.
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This Week Now in St. Louis and Missouri: Traffic Accidents and Drug Sentences in Missouri
This week in Missouri: A high school baseball team faces a traffic accident, and a woman is sentenced for a drug trafficking scheme.
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Things to Do In Detroit: Auto Show Finale, Swan Lake and The Fun For the Fam
Detroit is buzzing with excitement this week! From the Auto Show finale to Swan Lake and comedy nights, there’s something for everyone.