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Wentzville-Area Mobile Home Park Residents Evicted for New Shopping Center

More than 60 mobile home owners at CastleGate Estates near Wentzville have received notices that they must vacate the park, as a developer moves forward with plans to replace part of the community with a shopping center. Residents say the notices gave them as little as 60 days to leave, upending the lives of retirees, families with young children and people with disabilities who have called the park home for years.

Wentzville, MO · 9d
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New Sales Tax Could Pump $25M into St. Charles County (MO) Ambulance District Next Year

Seven months after voters soundly rejected a 1% sales tax, the St. Charles County Ambulance District is back with a more modest proposal — and a warning. If voters do not approve a sales tax of .375% — three-eighths-of-a-cent — emergency medical service in St. Charles County “will look different than it does today,” the district says in one ad on Facebook.

St Charles County, MO · 7d
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City officials consider extending construction deadline for O'Fallon Playfield Commons

The O'Fallon City Council introduced a proposed amended contract with the developer of a planned sports facility in the city, hoping to extend the construction deadline and clarify certain terms. The Playfield Commons project is a planned indoor sports facility and commercial space set for the south-east corner of Thornbury...

O'Fallon, MO · 8d
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Animal of Things

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Vicious Animal Laws in Missouri: How Dogs and Wild Animals Get Declared Dangerous

Explore amazing animal stories – visit Animal of Things Now and follow us! If your dog bites someone in Missouri, state law doesn’t wait for a second incident before holding you financially responsible—but it does wait for a second bite before your dog can be criminally labeled “dangerous.” That gap between civil liability and criminal designation confuses plenty of owners trying to understand vicious animal laws in Missouri, … This article, Vicious Animal Laws in Missouri: How Dogs and Wild Animals Get Declared Dangerous , appeared first on Animal of Things . Discover more animal wonders – VISIT Animal of Things NOW AND FOLLOW US FOR FRESH UPDATES! Related Posts: • Vicious Animal Laws in Kentucky: How Dogs Get Declared Dangerous and What Happens Next • Animal Waste Disposal Laws in North Dakota: Manure, Carcasses, and CAFO Rules Farmers Must Follow • Vicious Animal Laws in California: What Dog and Pet Owners Must Know

Missouri · 8d

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Exploring North County’s St. Louis Expanding Restaurant Scene: From Dave’s Hot Chicken to Smalls Sliders

It all started with $900 and a fryer. From Dave’s Hot Chicken to the planned arrival of Smalls Sliders, North County’s restaurant scene is growing. But are we getting the variety we’ve been asking for?. Image by Curtrell McCann. That’s the story behind Dave’s Hot Chicken, a...

St. Louis, MO · 16d

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Building repairs promised for Northern Village Apartments, attorney makes other commitments

CLAYON, Mo. — The attorney for the ownership group of Northern Village Apartments Wednesday said it is committed to making repairs to the five buildings off Lucas and Hunt Road. Frustrated tenants attended the St. Louis County Council Committee of the Whole meeting where county building code enforcement and...

St Louis County, MO · 7d

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County cites issues 'affecting the accuracy of certain property tax bills’

In an Oct. 28 email to constituents, St. Louis County Council Vice Chairman Mark Harder (R-District 7) said several systemic errors in data resulted in inaccurate real property tax bills for an unknown, but potentially significant number of properties. Harder asked taxpayers to “hold off” on paying the bills currently posted online and to wait until at least Nov. 4 before checking their accounts again to give the county time to correct the errors.

St Louis County, MO · 7d

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A South City man dreamed of plummeting to earth in a pumpkin. He got his wish

Last weekend, the late Louis Tacchi Jr. finally got what he’d wanted: for his ashes to be placed into a pumpkin and dropped out of a B-25 bomber. It happened at St. Charles County Regional Airport–Smartt Field. Every October that locale hosts a pumpkin drop, an event in which small planes circle overhead while their crews, accounting for wind and distance, release orange squash in hopes of hitting some pitiable object just off the runway (a beat-up car, say, or a plane).

St Charles County, MO · 9d

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Here’s the list of Jersey County polling places for the Nov. 3 election

Jersey County polls open from 6 a.m. to 7 p.m. on Nov. 3. Here’s where to vote in person

Jerseyville, IL · 7d

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Final beam placed on new St. Charles City Hall

The final steel beam was placed on top of the new St. Charles City Hall on Wednesday, completing the framework for the building.

St Charles, MO · 9d

FOX 2

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Creve Coeur Lake to close five months for invasive carp removal

Creve Coeur Lake will be closed to boats and other watercraft for five months, starting next week, as crews work to remove invasive carp.

Maryland Heights, MO · 9d

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Preservation group seeks millions to save historic water tower

If you were to make a list of St. Louis landmarks, the one-of-a-kind Compton Hill Water Tower would likely be in the top five.

St. Louis, MO · 9d

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KC Mayor pens passionate op-ed about state control of St. Louis police: "State control means no control"

KC Mayor pens passionate op-ed about state control of St. Louis police: "State control means no control"

St. Louis, MO · 9d

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He’s spent decades helping veterans. Now this St. Louisan is telling his own story.

Wayne Kaufman has spent more than three decades making sure military veterans and their families aren’t forgotten. Now, just ahead of Veterans Day, it’s his turn to tell his story. Kaufman, a Jewish St. Louisan, Vietnam War veteran and founder of The Kaufman Fund, is the subject of...

St. Louis, MO · 9d

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He spent his career uncovering St. Louis history. Then he started making it up.

In Eric Sandweiss’ first novel, a downtown St. Louis loft is filled with pieces of buildings torn down to make way for the Gateway Arch. It sounds like something the longtime St. Louis historian might have uncovered during his research. But he made it up. The missing pieces of...

St. Louis, MO · 8d

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St. Louis court rolls out counseling for jurors struggling with their service

When Tamra Thorsen was summoned to jury duty in St. Louis in the summer of 2025, she had no idea of the human suffering she’d be called to witness. It began even before she was selected for the panel: While lawyers probed prospective jurors by asking about their previous experiences, the woman next to Thorsen suffered a panic attack while disclosing an incident in her past. “It disqualified her for serving on the jury,” Thorsen recalls. “But certainly at a cost to her.”

St. Louis, MO · 7d

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New neighborhood market opens in historic Dorsa building on Washington Avenue

“I’ve lived downtown for 20 years,” Corey James said. “I wouldn’t open here if I didn’t believe in it and I live in the building. I’m devoted because of the motivation I get from our locals and friends and family.

St. Louis, MO · 8d

KMOX News Radio

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McBride Homes is in an agreement with the Port Authority to redevelop the old Jamestown Mall site

McBride Homes is in an agreement with the Port Authority to redevelop the old Jamestown Mall site

St. Louis, MO · 9d

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Missouri’s abortion debate is back. A St. Louis rabbi explains what Jewish law says.

Two years ago, Missourians voted to end our abortion ban. Now politicians want it back. Jewish law speaks in the language of responsibilities, not rights. We are obligated to protect our own health. When a pregnancy threatens a person’s life or their physical or mental health, Jewish law demands that the pregnant person’s well-being come first.

Missouri · 9d