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Restaurant on The Hill pares down its menu to address labor shortage
84-year-old found guilty in 2017 death of Kansas City attorney
A Jackson County jury has found 84-year-old David Jungerman guilty in the 2017 killing of Kansas City attorney Tom Pickert.
'Ready to prove people wrong': Blues open training camp with eyes on championship
First day of fall, first day of practice. The St. Louis Blues hit the ice Thursday for the start of training camp at the Centene Community Ice Center.
Raw data: The M2 money supply
As you know, I keep asking what it is, precisely, that's causing our current round of inflation. What are the underlying economic pressures that are permanent enough that they won't go away unless the Fed drives us into a recessionary ditch? A couple of days ago I was looking at the money supply, and today ...continue reading "Raw data: The M2 money supply"
Overdue reform or underhanded deal? Here’s what’s in Manchin’s permitting bill.
The bill drew criticism from both sides of the aisle, but it's unclear how it would affect U.S. emissions.
Hanna Yates joins Ahmad Hicks in leaving KSDK's sports department
Broadcaster Yates will cover NHL's Carolina Hurricanes.
5th Circuit Awards Immunity To Cop Who Decided A Suicidal Man Should Be Tased While He Had A Noose Around His Neck
Oh, Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals. Whatever will you do next? The qualified immunity complaints of Judge Don Willett notwithstanding, the Fifth Circuit is where you go if you want batshit decisions that run contrary to common sense, much less established constitutional law. If you need a decision that sides with the government — no […]
Moscow Mills reporting full water system failure
Why do people own 7 houses?
Atrios has a question about the rich: Why do people own 7 houses? Or keep working long after they have more money than they can ever spend?...I guess, to me, money can buy a degree of freedom from hassle, yet so many people who have it choose to not use it that way. Atrios has ...continue reading "Why do people own 7 houses?"
Shooting at Courtesy Diner started as dine-and-dash, bystander injured
St. Louis-based global packaging business to expand industrial offerings with Utah acquisition
A global packaging business based in Creve Coeur said it will expand its industrial capabilities with the purchase of a Utah company.
Foliage forecast 2022: When's the best time to see fall leaves in St. Louis?
Angela Ortmann (a.k.a. STLwinegirl) organizes month-long dining event in support of National Domestic Violence Awareness Month in October
A percentage of the proceeds will benefit domestic violence organizations.
Best vet for my dog? We live in tower grove east. Looking for opinions on the best veterinarian around here. Thanks!
Hispanic Leaders Group in St. Louis connects community members for almost 40 years
Route 66 memorabilia needed for Missouri's 100-year celebration
The State Historic Society of Missouri is already starting to collect memorabilia since Route 66 will turn 100 on April 30th, 2026.
Where to buy car tires?
Long range shooting
Archival Humble Pie rarities album, ‘I Need a Star in My Life,’ available now
Humble Pie has just released a collection of rare studio tracks, titled I Need a Star in My Life, that they recorded during the mid-1970s. The 20-song compilation is available now on…
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