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St. Louis officials announced Thursday that the city’s municipal court would clear outstanding warrants issued before Oct. 1 for nonviolent and non-alcohol-related traffic violent. New court dates will be set without a fee. Individuals have until Dec. 31 to apply for a new court date through the city’s municipal court site. Using warrant information retrieved… Continue reading St. Louis to forgive nonviolent warrants
New York Press editor/reporter Megan Bungeroth. Thursday night, she witnessed and live-tweeted of the escape “raccoon hero of Ninth Avenue.” At a bar on 9th Ave watching the NYPD trying to take down a raccoon chillin on a ledge of an apartment building. — Megan Bungeroth (@MeganBungeroth) October 3, 2014 #Raccoon pic.twitter.com/kh8p7bztFJ — Megan Bungeroth… Continue reading Journalist documents escape of N.Y.’s ‘hero of 9th Avenue’
On Tuesday night, the Kansas City Royals played in their first postseason game in 29 years. Fans shared photos on Instagram during the one-game American League wild card playoff game at Kauffman Stadium in Kansas City.
A second town hall meeting was held in Ferguson on Tuesday night and again it was limited to Ferguson residents and closed to the media. St. Louis Post-Dispatch journalist Josh Renaud is a Ferguson resident. As he did last week, Renaud attended Tuesday’s meeting, which focused on communication to and from city leaders. Renaud tweeted… Continue reading Ferguson journalist again shares information from closed-door meeting
On Tuesday night, the Kansas City Royals played in their first postseason game in 29 years. Fans shared photos on Instagram before the one-game American League wild card playoff game started at Kauffman Stadium in Kansas City.