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David Lee Roth premieres new live version of Van Halen’s “Panama”
David Lee Roth has debuted the latest in a series of solo recordings, a new version of Van Halen's classic hit "Panama" that was recorded live in a studio. The…
Funeral on Thursday for landscape restoration expert Anne Lewis
Lewis served on several state and local governmental boards and also was married to former Republican state Sen. Franc Flotron for 38 years.
Are your allergies flaring up? Blame the mold
The reading is the highest since we were over 70,000 in October 2021.
St. Louis named best city for new college graduates
If you're a new college graduate looking for a place to move, the Midwest might be an ideal landing spot.
Jaw-Dropping Playground Coming to St. Louis Area
From Riverfront Times: Brentwood is adding a destination park to its city. On Wednesday, Brentwood’s Board of Aldermen unanimously approved a total of $7.4 million to fund a state-of-the-art playground in the suburb. The new park will feature a rock climbing wall, zip line, net climber, boardwalk and a creek. The playground has been at […]
AP seeks ex-Missouri Gov. Greitens' child custody record
The Associated Press has joined an effort to get a sealed court record from former Missouri Gov. Eric Greitens' child custody case.
Clayton Hopes County Grant will Help Complete $588,000 ‘Pocket’ Park
From St. Louis Post-Dispatch: The banner showcasing the city of Clayton’s plans for this narrow vacant lot on the edge of downtown is cracked and faded, showing signs of a few years of wear. But officials hope the scene the banner depicts — a small square packed with people taking shade from under the tree […]
8 things to do this fall in the St. Louis area
Hair stylist recommendations for shorter hairstyles?
Gov. Pritzker Announces New Illinois State Police Metro East Regional Headquarters in East St. Louis
EAST ST. LOUIS — Governor JB Pritzker along with state and local leaders today announced the location of a new state-of-the-art Illinois State Police (ISP) Metro East Regional Headquarters and the release of capital funding to begin the design process. The regional multi-mission facility will house ISP patrol, investigations, communications, and Special Weapons and Tactics (SWAT) resources. Strategically relocating patrol and investigative personnel will increase preventive patrol presence, help solve violent crime, and improve regional safety. “Today, we take a significant step forward in ensuring the safety and opportunity of Metro East reflects what its residents deserve – what all of Illinois deserves: a community where all our families can thrive,” said Governor JB Pritzker. “This state-of-the-art facility will take a holistic approach to violent crime reduction, making the community safer and establishing an anchor for residential and business investment.”
St. Louis Riverfront Cruise
Take a load off and take in the views on a relaxing daytime cruise that shows St. Louis from the river that built it. Narrated
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Splash Pad & Pickleball Courts Among Additions To Glazebrook Park
From RiverBender: Some new improvements to Robert E. Glazebrook Community Park had a soft opening Saturday morning. A brand new area has been being worked on for quite some time now and is finally open to the public. This new expansion includes a splash pad, a brand new pavilion, and the main draw, eight pickleball […]
St. Louis Wins ‘Build Back Better Regional Challenge’ Grant
From KMOV: St. Louis is one step forward in developing the region’s manufacturing industry after winning a $25 million competitive federal Build Back Better Regional Challenge grant. “This was an opportunity for the city, the county and the region to come together and really go after something really significant,” said Rodney Crim, CEO and President […]
Rain is possible near St. Louis Tuesday with a dry week ahead
We're not expecting any significant weather events this week but there may be some lingering rain today.
Labor Returns to Streets of St. Louis Full of Optimism After Pandemic Hiatus
From St. Louis Post-Dispatch: The printed snake on the back of Lynn Hines’ International Association of Machinists T-shirt was coiled under big bold letters that warned: “Will strike if provoked.” The shirt was made more than 20 years ago, at a time when District 837 of the IAM was in tough contract talks with Boeing. […]
3 St. Louis-area office buildings part of massive $1B acquisition
A consortium led by the founders of Workspace Property Trust has acquired about 8 million square feet across 53 Class A suburban office buildings on 41 separate properties. Here are the St. Louis-area properties included in the deal.
Area dog pool parties celebrate end of summer
As the pool season ends bring your four-legged fur buddy to splash around on doggie pool day.
New Book Says NSA Pressured GCHQ To Shut Down Publication Of Snowden Leaks By UK Journalists
A new book written by journalist Richard Kerbaj, detailing the history of the so-called “Five Eyes” surveillance collaboration between the NSA and surveillance agencies in the UK, Australia, Canada, and New Zealand, is revealing a few more postscripts to the Ed Snowden story. Snowden’s first leak appeared nearly a decade ago. Since then, spy agencies […]
Insight From an Outsider
From St. Louis Business Journal: The story of Good Developments Group, the New York-based firm behind a $1.2 billion plan to overhaul part of the St. Louis riverfront, started with an internet auction. While searching for development projects a few years ago, Greg Gleicher, 31, the company’s founder and CEO and a 2013 graduate of Washington University […]
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