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Messenger: Lawsuit serves as St. Louis archbishop’s prayer for freedom of faith
The power of prayer is what led to the name of the Missouri county that is now standing in the way of Catholics practicing their faith.
Florissant fall festival!!!
Happy Friday stl! Just got hit and run by a school bus 🥳
In brief: ‘Stick’ season 2 trailer and more
Bill Murray stars in the official trailer for A Course Called Ireland. The six-part documentary series premieres on Paramount+ on Oct. 25. The show follows Murray and his friends as…
St. Louis Board of Aldermen to discuss airport funding bill
The St. Louis Board of Aldermen is scheduled to discuss a bill Friday that would allow the city to issue up to $500 million in bonds for improvements and debt refinancing at St. Louis Lambert International Airport.
Cable Giants Ironically Plan To Sue FCC For Illegally Killing Media Ownership Limits
I’ve explored how Trump FCC Boss Brendan Carr has been working tirelessly to illegally destroy what’s left of already shaky U.S. media consolidation limits. He’s particularly interested in helping Trump-friendly local broadcasters like Sinclair, Tegna, and Nexstar merge and dominate what’s left of broadcast TV “news,” as a very obvious reward for their loyalty to […]
The Artists Guild
2 injured in overnight crash on I-70 in Wentzville
ST. CHARLES COUNTY, Mo. - Two people were injured after an overnight crash Friday on Interstate 70 in Wentzville. According to the Missouri State Highway Patrol (MSHP), the crash occurred around 1:30 a.m. on eastbound I-70 near the 205.4-mile marker. It involved a tractor-trailer truck and a Ford Edge. The crash happened while the tractor-trailer [...]
Need a $1 pillow, $6 luggage rack, $35 mini fridge? It all must go at St. Louis hotel sale
The Drury Hotels’ defunct 153-room Pear Tree Inn at 711 N. Broadway will be open to shoppers for the next few weeks as it liquidates hundreds of thousands of items that previously furnished the hotel's bedrooms, lobbies, ballrooms and restaurant.
Aging workforce, immigration crackdown are depleting skilled workers
A perfect storm of harsh immigration enforcement, aging journeymen and a building boom for data centers is wreaking havoc on the nation’s supply of skilled trade workers. Automakers and construction contractors say they need more access to workers through accelerated training, steady immigration and a cultural shift to encourage young people to do the hard, […]
Sultan: What we get wrong about the Cornell 7 case
Is really possible to teach empathy to young men?
Three St. Louis companies named in America’s top 100 small businesses
“Anything that has to do with language we can do,” said the owner of AAA Translation, in Chesterfield. “We work on every continent except Antarctica. We can’t speak penguin yet.”
Boo at the Zoo returns to the St. Louis Zoo
ST. LOUIS - Looking for a family-friendly way to celebrate the spooky season? Boo at the Zoo is back at the Saint Louis Zoo, with Halloween decorations, costumed entertainers and plenty of fall fun for the whole family. The non-scary nighttime event runs on select nights from Friday, October 9 through October 30, from 5 [...]
High Ridge man has home-tree advantage for international climbing contest in St. Louis
This weekend marks the fifth time E.J. Turner competes in the International Tree Climbing Competition — but the first with a home advantage.
Overnight fire breaks out at vacant restaurant in south St. Louis
ST. LOUIS - St. Louis city firefighters responded to an overnight fire Friday at a vacant restaurant in south St. Louis. The fire occurred in the 3400 block of S. Kingshighway Blvd, between Fairview Avenue and Potomac Street, near the city's Tower Grove South neighborhood. No injuries were reported, and the cause of the fire [...]
Missouri Senate battleground pits Jon Patterson against Keri Ingle in Jackson County
LEE’S SUMMIT — Marching up and down the front steps of split level homes in a Lee’s Summit neighborhood on a recent Monday evening, Democratic state Rep. Keri Ingle was not the first to tell residents about the upcoming election. As her bright pink tennis shoes reached the stoop of the first house on her […]
The Cornell case forced me to confront the sexual assault I buried for decades
I am Jane Doe. I was a freshman in college, second semester, when I got a call from my mom that my dad was in the hospital. I should find my older brother and we should come home. In the hour and a half it took me to locate my brother on campus (landlines, kids), […]
Friday, Oct. 9 - Beyond the gallery
Organizers of the third Counterpublic art exhibition placed sculptures, multi-media installations and other works of art in public spaces around St. Louis. The work will stay on view into December.
Curators organize the sprawling show every three years. They say it’s dedicated to reimagining the possibilities of art.
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