SUMMARY: A pickup truck crashed into a 7-Eleven on Watson Road, causing significant damage and leading to an investigation by St. Louis County police. This incident follows a recent dramatic smash-and-grab, with police suggesting the crash might have been an attempt to steal an ATM, which remained untouched. Business owners are growing frustrated with the rising costs associated with such crimes, particularly as the community struggles to support local businesses. Surveillance footage from a previous incident involving a Dodge Ram and a tax business was also referenced. The North County Police Cooperative is assisting with the investigation.

Lisa Wines sells gift baskets for special occasions. Cars were pulling up to her table of Valentine’s Day baskets along Natural Bridge in Beverly Hills on Friday.

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SUMMARY: A Missouri judge has blocked restrictive abortion regulations, allowing abortions to resume in the state. The ruling follows a constitutional amendment approved by voters in November that enshrined abortion rights. Previous regulations required providers to perform unnecessary pelvic exams and meet strict facility requirements, which many clinics could not satisfy. Judge Jerri Zhang deemed these regulations discriminatory compared to other healthcare services. Planned Parenthood plans to restart abortion services soon, emphasizing that the licensing laws were politically motivated barriers to care. The ruling is temporary, pending the outcome of ongoing litigation over Missouri’s near-total abortion ban.

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SUMMARY: Spring training has begun for the St. Louis Cardinals in Jupiter, Florida, marking a new baseball season amid a roster reshaping focused on youth. With veterans departing and tenured manager Oli Marmol expected to remain through 2025, predictions suggest Nolan Arenado will be with the team for at least half the season, and multiple players might hit 30 home runs. Young pitchers could replace veterans in the rotation as the Cardinals commit to a youth movement. The Cardinals aim for an above .500 finish, building a foundation for future competitiveness after recent struggles.

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