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New construction breaks ground today at Nipher Middle School
ST. LOUIS COUNTY, Mo. - The Kirkwood School District is set to break ground Friday morning on new construction at Nipher Middle School. They plan to build four new classrooms and a connecting corridor. The funding comes from Prop R. It was approved by voters last spring.
SLU accepting COVID vaccine trial volunteers
ST. LOUIS - SLU researchers are enrolling volunteers in the second stage of a COVID vaccine trial. They're testing a second-generation of shots. They're looking for healthy volunteers over 60 years old who have already been vaccinated and boosted once. For more information or to sign up for the study, email vaccine@slu.edu.
COVID tests end today at North Central Community Health Center
ST. LOUIS COUNTY, Mo. - Friday is the last day for COVID-19 tests at the North Central Community Health Center. The St. Louis County Health Department said that's because of low use. Free saliva PCR test kits will still be available for drive-thru pick-up at the John C. Murphy and South County Health Centers, but the hours [...]
Joe Edwards reflects on 50 years at Blueberry Hill and more
The St. Louis landmark celebrates the milestone with a party on Thursday, September 8.
Greater St. Louis wins big federal grant to jump-start advanced manufacturing
A $25 million federal grant will help jump-start work on an advanced manufacturing innovation center near Ranken Technical College in north St. Louis.
Volunteers restart renovations on one-of-a-kind metro east shelter
The community members of East St. Louis came together once again to help the only emergency women and children shelter in the area continue renovations.
Rockwood removes director from committee for 'hateful comments'
Parents and teachers at the Rockwood School District spoke out Thursday against a school board director at a public meeting.
As heat wave grips Western states, officials warn of blackouts
The ongoing drought was already hitting electricity generation.
Garbage trucks sit abandoned while University City residents' flooded trash remains untouched
Mountains of trash have been ignored on some University City streets for weeks. Many of these piles of garbage have sat untouched for six weeks. Residents say they’re told they may have to wait another two weeks for pickup.
Couple's U-Haul truck stolen hours after moving to south city is found
Some fans turned away at Ritenour, Webster Groves football game due to threat
A social media threat resulted in some fans being turned away from Thursday night’s high school football game involving Webster Groves hosting Ritenour.
Displaced Washington flood survivors ‘in limbo’ while awaiting federal aid
Climate change is straining FEMA’s capacity to help people after a disaster.
Multi-vehicle crash closes WB 270 at New Florissant for hours
ST. LOUIS COUNTY, Mo. - Westbound 270 at New Florissant was closed starting late Thursday night due to a multi-vehicle crash. The area reopened at about 5 a.m. Friday. The crash involved three cars, a U-Haul van, and a FedEx truck. It is unknown at this time if anyone was injured. It is also unknown [...]
Ringo Starr’s All Starr Band relaunches 2022 North American tour on Monday
In June, Ringo Starr and his All Starr Band postponed the last 12 concerts of the first leg of their 2022 North American tour after two members -- Edgar Winter…
People in Business: New hires for SM Wilson, Enterprise Bank, Tarlton, Northstar
Anders promotes; the J hires artistic director; new hires for Bank of Monroe County, Holland, Signature Orthopedics, Gray Design Group, First Mid Bank
Go Get an Omicron Booster Shot
We finally have updated vaccines, and not a moment too soon.
Trump’s Patent Director Pressured Judges to Rule in His Law Firm’s Favor
Andrei Iancu’s policy decisions greatly benefited his business interests.
Altercation: Ron DeSantis Is an Honest-to-God Semi-Fascist
And it’s past time for the mainstream media to say so.
Mike McCormick of Cedar Hill, MO
Mike McCormick of Cedar Hill, MO joined the Real Rock Army today
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