Drunk driver hits Creve Coeur police car
Police officers were investigating an single-car crash when another car rear ended their fully marked patrol car Saturday morning around 12:30 a.m.
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DWI driver crashes into Creve Coeur cruiser parked at scene of earlier DWI crash
Creve Coeur Police are asking the public to please not get behind the wheel while intoxicated after a suspected DWI driver crashed into a parked cruiser early Saturday as officers were investigating an earlier suspected DWI crash on Interstate 270.
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'No Hard Feelings', Jennifer Lawrence's latest: A blow to cancel culture
The movie is a step forward, if an icky one, against the overwhelming tide of sexist comedy in contemporary media that makes victims of sexual violence the butt of the joke
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Good Morning, News: Cleveland Cancels Classes After Shooting, Businesses Refuse to Accept Cans, and SCIENCE
The Mercury provides news and fun every single day—but your help is essential. If you believe Portland benefits from smart, local journalism and arts coverage, please consider making a small monthly contribution, because without you, there is no us. Thanks for your support! Good morning, Portland! We're officially in FOG SEASON. Visibility is a bit rough this morning, so keep an eye out for pedestrians and bicyclists and stay safe out there. Now on to...
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The Christmas Movie We Need Right Now
Now that Thanksgiving is past and the holiday season has officially begun, I’m ready for my favorite Christmas tradition: watching holiday movies. What Would Jesus Buy?--a documentary about Reverend Billy, the Church of Stop Shopping, and their crusade to force Americans to confront unrepentant consumerism--turns 15 years old this month. A decade and a half later, the lessons it shares are more important than ever.
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