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Patrol Says Boat Malfunctioned Before Three Were Ejected And One Killed
LAKE OF THE OZARKS, Mo. — The Highway Patrol says a bass boat experienced a mechanical malfunction before three people were thrown from the boat into the water on Wednesday, leaving one of them dead. The deceased man was from Arnold, Mo. Troopers say the crash happened around 1...
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Joe Edwards Sells Downtown's Flamingo Bowl to Washington Avenue Developer Oliver Properties
Joe Edwards, the restaurateur and developer known for reviving the University City Loop, has sold Flamingo Bowl, a 12-lane art deco bowling alley at 1117 Washington Avenue, to St. Louis-based Oliver Properties. The venue, which opened in 2007, closed to regular customers over the summer. The sale is among several property deals Edwards has made during 2026.
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Eureka Police arrest Illinois woman for alleged assault
Eureka Police arrested an 18-year-old Collinsville, Ill., woman for allegedly assaulting two other women following an accident near the intersection of Six Flags Road and West Fifth Street. Officers also arrested an 18-year-old Collinsville, Ill., man for allegedly driving away following the accident, police reported. Eureka Police were called at...
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Guy Torry Brings Laughter, Legacy, and Purpose Back Home with “Comedy for a Cause”
Overview: Guy Torry Comedy for a Cause brings the legendary Hollywood actor and comedian back to St. Louis on Sunday, November 8, 2026, at Kirkwood High School’s Keating Theatre. Headlining alongside B-Phlat, Malena Smith, and Tim Convy, Torry is partnering with Kirkwood Teachers of Color to raise critical scholarship funding for graduating BIPOC seniors.
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Ex-John Burroughs Football Star Sues St. Louis Nonprofit Over LGBTQ+ Firing
Jake Bain became a household name in St. Louis high school sports circles back in 2017, when he came out as gay while serving as team captain at John Burroughs School. Now he is suing the nonprofit that employed him for three years, alleging he was fired this year for refusing to stay quiet about his LGBTQ+ advocacy at work.
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Rockwood Students Celebrated as St. Louis County Outstanding Student Leaders
Students from Eureka, Lafayette and Rockwood Summit high schools were recently honored by St. Louis County for their outstanding community leadership. Alex Adams (Eureka), Brendan Corkery (Rockwood Summit) and Gwen Means (Lafayette) were among 31 students from around the area honored as participants in the Outstanding Student Leadership Program at the University of Missouri-St. Louis (UMSL) on Oct. 27.