SUMMARY: Two iconic pieces of Hollywood memorabilia, Judy Garland’s red dress and white coat from the 1944 film “Meet Me in St. Louis,” are on display together for the first time in 80 years at the Missouri History Museum in Forest Park. This collection celebrates Garland’s role in the film, especially her performance of “Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas.” The exhibit also features a scale model of the 1904 World’s Fair, showcasing the grandeur of the event depicted in the movie. Visitors can see these pieces until January 6th, bringing a unique piece of cinematic history to St. Louis.

Inside the Missouri History Museum in Forest Park is a one-of-a-kind collection unique to St. Louis.

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SUMMARY: Special Counsel Jack Smith plans to resign and drop federal felony indictments against the president-elect related to classified intel and the 2021 insurrection. Despite this, Donald Trump’s felony convictions in New York remain, with his lawyers seeking to dismiss charges or transfer the case to federal court. The future remains uncertain. The transcript reflects on Richard Nixon’s legacy, recalling his infamous declaration, “I am not a crook,” during his own legal troubles. Nixon’s attempts to control his public image in the face of investigations serve as a historical parallel to the current political landscape, particularly with the GOP Congress’s reluctance to investigate Trump.

Fifty-one years ago, an American president uttered five words that would ultimately define his legacy. The phrase is now something of an ironic punchline.

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SUMMARY: A person died in a crash near downtown St. Louis overnight, leading to an ongoing police investigation. The incident occurred around 10 PM on I-44 eastbound, near Walnut. It involved two vehicles, but details about the deceased and potential injuries to others remain unclear. The traffic is now flowing smoothly, but the incident caused significant disruptions. St. Louis City police and construction crews are currently handling the investigation, and officials have not disclosed information regarding what caused the crash. Further updates will be provided as they become available.

According to police, the crash happened around 10 p.m. on eastbound Interstate 44, near Walnut Street and the depress section …

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