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New St. Louis Store Lets You Color Karens, 'the Woke' and More

3 years 3 months ago
A sometimes divisive coloring book operation has opened a retail storefront in St. Louis.  This month, Really Big Coloring Books (9261 Dielman Industrial Drive, coloringbook.com) opened an approximately 2,000-square-foot retail space within its warehouse. Within the new storefront, the St. Louis based-company sells about 200 titles, primarily children's coloring books, as well as coloring utensils, notebooks and sketchpads.
Jessica Rogen

Coloring STL

3 years 3 months ago

St. Louis is a kaleidoscope of architecture, filled with structures of every age, shape, and size. In Coloring STL, Missouri History Museum visitors will interact

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Patrick

Salt + Smoke BBQ; a Loop Delicacy

3 years 3 months ago

Four Locations + Delivery + Catering + Shipping From behind a spiffy, yellow awning, Salt+Smoke is spicing up the Delmar Loop on the corner next to Chuck Berry’s statue. The enticing aroma of the Texas-style barbecue drifting onto the street quickly lassos your taste buds and draws you in. Once indoors you know this isn’t your run-of-the-mill, roadside... 

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Jean Carnahan

St. Louis Car Theft Mostly a Matter for Juvenile Courts

3 years 3 months ago
Far more juveniles than adults have been nabbed for car theft in St. Louis this past summer — meaning that the majority of auto theft-related allegations are adjudicated in a system that is much different, and much less open to the public, than the adult court system. According to St. Louis Metropolitan Police Sergeant Charles Wall, 39 adults were arrested in the city for crimes related to auto theft in July, August and the first three weeks of September. Over that same period, 107 juveniles were taken into custody for auto theft crimes.
Ryan Krull

Meta Sued For Tap Dancing Around Apple’s New App Privacy Rules

3 years 3 months ago
Last year, Apple received ample coverage about how the company was making privacy easier for its customers by introducing a new, simple, tracking opt-out button for users as part of an iOS 14.5 update. Apple marketing and press reports heavily hyped the App Tracking Transparency system, which purportedly gave consumers control of which apps were able to […]
Karl Bode