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See the Fair St. Louis 2022 lineup
X Ambassadors, Third Eye Blind, and a collection of R&B and hip-hop acts from the 90s will headline the three-night Fair St. Louis event.
Game 5: What to know as the Blues take on the Avalanche Wednesday night
Shaw neighborhood murder suspect asks to defend himself
Lunchtime Photo
This is some French countryside a few hours before sunset. It's mainly notable because I took it through the window of a bus. The combination of a polarizing filter to remove reflections and Photoshop to restore white balance makes the window disappear completely. Pretty cool clouds, eh?
St. Louis man sentenced for N-95 mask scam, PPP fraud
The COVID pandemic, like many crises before it, has seen its fair share of scammers, schemers, and confidence men wading into the chaos to commit fraud and take money away from the people and organizations who really need it.
Armed suspect on loose prompts 2 school lockouts in St. Louis County
Two schools in St. Louis County were placed on lockdown Wednesday afternoon after an armed suspect ran away from the scene of a reported crime, according to authorities.
Hertz Still Refuses To Drop Prosecutions Despite Being Sued For Bogus Theft Reports
Hertz has dug its own hole. And it insists it hasn’t hit the bottom yet. The shovels will continue to be deployed until the litigation ends. This isn’t going to work out well for Hertz, but the company seems to have retreated deep into denial following lawsuits over its bogus theft allegations. Hertz is facing […]
X Ambassadors,Third Eye Blind, '90s House Party Top Fair St. Louis Lineup
Fair St. Louis is returning in a fashion more akin to the way it was held in pre-pandemic times, with a slate of national acts set to perform across three days to celebrate the Fourth of July. The party will see performances from pop-rock acts X Ambassadors and Third Eye Blind alongside throwback jams from '90s House Party, featuring Color Me Badd, Montell Jordan, Coolio, Tone Loc and Young MC. The festivities will take place from July 2 to 4 at Kiener Plaza and Ballpark Village.
Paramedic dies after machine falls on her at Club Fitness in St. Charles
Fair St. Louis returns with music on 4 stages: Third Eye Blind, X Ambassadors, Coolio, Tone Loc
Stone Temple Pilots pull out of final five shows of tour with Halestorm due to positive COVID-19 test
Stone Temple Pilots have canceled their performances at the last five shows of their U.S. tour with Halestorm and Black Stone Cherry because "a member of [their] touring party ……
Crazy cool at 60: Paul Abdul teases she’ll do something “spectacular” or “be with my dogs” on birthday
Paula Abdul turns the big 6-0 on June 19 and, ahead of her milestone birthday, the Grammy winner teased how she plans to ring in her special day. "I'm gonna do…
Republicans on the Wrong Side of Public Outrage
Today on TAP: Their opposition to gun laws and assault on women’s health should be center-stage issues.
Which downtown St. Louis parking garages and lots have the fewest calls to police?
Man faces terror charge after leaving objects at MetroLink stations
The silver cylinders looked like pipe bombs, according to police.
North Glendale Elementary is currently under lockdown
High-def audio disc featuring new version of Bob Dylan’s “Blowin’ in the Wind” to be auctioned in July
A new studio version of Bob Dylan's classic folk song "Blowin' in the Wind" will be sold at a Christie's auction in London on July 7. Billboard reports that Dylan…
Massive weight loss helps St. Peters woman detect cancer
ST. PETERS, Mo. - A St. Peters woman lost 95 pounds by weight lifting and eating right, but now she's been diagnosed with breast cancer. Keri North, 39, started her weight loss journey at 305 pounds. "It was a slow, steady process," North said. She began losing weight in July 2017. She lost 50 pounds, [...]
Missouri health executive: Why collaboration is key to reducing health care costs
Health care costs top the list of expenses that people report difficulty affording. Medical care has become so expensive, the Kaiser Family Foundation reports, that it’s considered pricier than mortgages and rent, monthly utilities and food budgets. Sixty-six percent of Americans, in fact, predicted they wouldn’t be able to afford health care in 2021.
The result is that more than half of adults have delayed or gone without certain medical care during the past year due to cost. For Missouri…