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Fundraising Off To Slow Start In Fight Over Missouri Abortion Amendment
An abortion-rights campaign called Missourians for Constitutional Freedom had no money on hand as of Dec. 31, according to campaign finance reports filed Tuesday.
Amazon Will Invest in Diamond Sports as Part of Bankruptcy Restructuring Agreement
Amazon will partner with Diamond Sports as part of a restructuring agreement as the largest owner of regional sports networks looks to emerge from bankruptcy.
Dolphins-Chiefs Playoff Game on Peacock Sets Streaming Record With Average of 23 Million Viewers
Saturday night's AFC wild-card playoff game between the Miami Dolphins and Kansas City Chiefs on Peacock set a record for the most-watched event on a streaming service.
Group Pushes for Change in How Police Use Body Camera Footage in Officer Shooting Probes
The technology has swept the country's police since. Now 79% of the country's local police work in departments that use them.
AP Looks at the Emerging Wave of New Sports Construction in the US
A new round of stadium construction is underway for professional sports teams across the U.S., and taxpayers will be helping to pay the multi-billion-dollar tab.
Rudy Giuliani Files For Bankruptcy Days After Being Ordered to Pay $148M in Defamation Case
Rudy Giuliani filed for bankruptcy on Thursday, acknowledging severe financial strain exacerbated by his pursuit of former President Donald Trump's lies about the 2020 election and a jury’s verdict last week requiring him to pay $148 million to two former Georgia election workers he defamed.
A Police SUV Slammed Into a Bar in St. Louis; Police Response Draws Scrutiny
No one was hurt early Monday when the police car struck the front of Bar:PM in south St. Louis but the front window was smashed.
Dreaming of a White Christmas? Try Alaska; Meanwhile, Some US Ski Areas Struggle With Rain
For most Americans dreaming of a white Christmas, this year's prospects aren't good.
St. Louis Prosecutor Who Replaced Progressive Says He’s ‘Enforcing The Laws’ In First 6 Months
Gabe Gore said Tuesday that his office has prosecuted 45% more cases than in the same six-month period of 2022,
Family Sues Panera, Saying its Caffeinated Lemonade Led to Florida Man’s Cardiac Arrest
The family of a 46-year-old Florida man has filed a wrongful death and negligence lawsuit against one of the biggest fast-casual restaurant chains in the U.S.