11-29-2017: St. Louis not on list of finalist cities for MLS expansion soccer teams
11-29-2017: Philando Castile's girlfriend to receive $800,000 settlement for emotional distress, false arrest
11-29-2017: Robot automation will 'take 800 million jobs by 2030'
11-27-2017: Judge: St. Louis comptroller must sign Scottrade Center finance contract with Blues
11-27-2017: St. Louis Named Fourth Most Sinful City in the U.S.
11-24-2017: Tax on personal property: The people who can afford it the least pay the most
11-24-2017: St. Louis Galleria reopened after protest and arrests on Black Friday
11-23-2017: Thanksgiving help for the homeless: 'We haven't seen numbers like this since the Great Depression'
11-23-2017: Prepaid Electricity being argued in Ontario, Canada
Editorial note: With a prepaid meter, electricity is paid upfront. Once the prepaid amount is used up, power is cut-off until the customer is able to load the meter with more credits.”
11-20-2017: St. Louis police under federal investigation for alleged civil rights violations
11-19-2017: No money, no trolley: Loop Trolley Co. says it won't begin operations without another $500,000–
11-18-2017: FBI report on black 'extremists' raises new monitoring fears–
11-20-2017: Despite guilty plea, Vinita Park man sues Missouri trooper who shot him at St. Louis casino
11-17-2017: City Orders Tests at Pruitt-Igoe Site
11-16-2017: ArchCity Defenders sues to close Workhouse, claims violations of the First, Eighth and Fourteenth amendments
11-16-2017: Mail carriers accuse USPS of faking Amazon delivery records so customers don't get free stuff
11-15-2017:Federal judge restricts St. Louis police conduct during protests
11-13-2017: Heat, mold, rats and spiders: Former workhouse inmates sue St. Louis over 'hellish' conditions
11-13-2017: Unions ignore long history of excluding minorities from jobs
11-13-2017: Tyrese Gibson to be his own attorney
Editorial note: See our related pages, "Representing Yourself in Court" and "Legal Research for Non-Lawyers"
11-10-2017: COGIC responds to Stockley verdict and protests, meets with Mayor Lyda Krewson
11-9-2017: Whose polls? Whose police? Whose mayor?
11-9-2017: Debt Company Makes Sheriffs Rich by Jailing the Poor, Lawsuit Claims
11-9-2017: Walmart shopper hurt while buying watermelon in Alabama wins $7.5 million verdict
11-8-2017: Alternatives to Opioids for Pain Relief
Editorial note: A combination of Tylenol and Advil worked just as well as opioids for relief of pain in the emergency room, a randomized trial has found.
11-8-2017: Bill Gates, Jeff Bezos and Warren Buffett are wealthier than poorest half of US
11-7-2017: St. Louis Man Ticketed After Honking at Cop Stopped at a Green Light
11-7-2017: After St. Louis 'Decriminalized' Weed, Police Cited 800+ People
11-7-2017: U.S. spending on post-9/11 wars to reach $5.6 trillion by 2018
Editorial note: See our related, "War is a Racket" page
11-7-2017: Mass. Trooper Sues Police Leaders After He Was Told To Alter Arrest Report Of Judge's Daughter
11-6-2017: State of Missouri fails to follow its own water quality guidelines
11-6-2017: LAPD captain accuses department of twisting crime statistics to make city seem safer
Editorial note: I'm certain police departments in the St. Louis area municipalities are also under reporting crime. There is a heroin epidemic where 90% of the addicts are white and mass shootings have reacted record setting levels. Drug addicts committ crimes to support their habbit. Heroin deaths have surpassed gun homicides and Norcan is being used to revive addicts who overdose, so those with the worst addiction are living longer and most likely committing a greater number of crimes. However, there is almost no mention of a major increase in crime in white communities, but common sense dictates must exist.
11-4-2017: Woman went to St. Louis courthouse to stab judge who ordered her car repossessed, police say
11-3-2017: Black St. Louis Leaders Urge Boycott of Target, Other Stores
Editorial note: See our related post, "Protest Minus Disruption or Violence Equals Failure".
