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Portion of I-270 closing this weekend, drivers beware
Missouri Department of Transportation (MoDOT) is closing a portion of Interstate 270 in north county for the entire weekend.
Robertson Fire District board, chief's daughter file suit to stop recall vote
Three Robertson Fire Protection District board members and a voter with ties to the district are asking a judge to stop a recall vote.
FTC Right To Repair Push Continues With Weber Grill Settlement
Following through on a request by the Biden administration to defend right to repair, the FTC recently demanded that Harley Davidson and Westinghouse stop voiding customer warranties over repairs. An FTC announcement noted how both companies told consumers that using cheaper, third-party parts or repair shops to repair equipment violated warranty in a bid to […]
Skyline Dinner Cruise
Make any night special. Our flagship evening cruise features live music, a chef-inspired menu and captivating views of the St. Louis skyline. This two-hour cruise
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Melo’s Pizza in Benton Park suspends operations due to staffing issues
The closure comes on the heels of the adoption of a daytime hours–only model that began this June.
See Cute Baby Clydesdales at Grant's Farm This Weekend
There are five new baby Clydesdales at Grant’s Farm and they are ready for you to come and meet them. The foals are on display at the Clydesdales stables and the bootcut babies are available for a close-up viewing through this Sunday, August 21.
For most students in the St. Louis region, masks are optional this school year
As teachers, kids, and parents head back to school, area districts are dealing with teacher and staff shortages. But it’s not all bad news — This is the first school year in which kids of all ages are eligible for the COVID-19 vaccine. Also, thanks to St. Louis voters, the city’s public schools will now have 160 million dollars to spend on building upgrades. Education reporter Kate Grumke talks about what back-to-school looks like this year.
St. Louis Public Schools gears up for first day, addresses recent challenges
Exploring the best Indian cuisine in St. Louis
Finding quality Indian food in St. Louis is made easy with the help of Sauce Magazine Executive Editor Meera Nagarajan. Nagarajan gave us the rundown of her favorite Indian spots to find staples like naan and samosas.
Rush’s Alex Lifeson donating earnings from signature Epiphone guitar to Nashville-area charities
Earlier this week, Rush's Alex Lifeson visited the Gibson Garage, the Gibson guitar company's flagship store in Nashville, for a special event, during which he announced that he was making…
St. Louis man acquitted of murdering pregnant woman now charged with killing ex-girlfriend
David L. Harvey, 71, was charged with murdering his neighbor, 63-year-old Carolyn Jenkins, and dumping her body.
from phx and I realize now that this isnt as easy to find here as it was in az but anyone know where I can get oaxaca or chihuahua cheese? trying to make birria and this is all I'm missing.
Electric Vehicle Interest Grows At Local Dealership, But Supply Issues Remain
ALTON - While gas prices are starting to come down, they remain nearly a dollar higher than they were at this time last year - but even as more customers ask about switching to electric cars, dealerships like Roberts Motors in Alton simply aren’t being given the supply to meet their growing interest. John Roberts, general manager of Roberts Motors in Alton, said there has been more interest from customers in electric vehicles lately, but he currently doesn’t have any electric vehicles for sale on his lot. “Right now, supply is hard to get for every car dealer as it is and EV vehicles haven’t been readily available from a Ford perspective,” Roberts said. “I think the awareness has increased, I think we have more people asking about them, but part of the issue is that we don’t have them on the lot.” Roberts added that the only electric vehicles that have been sold at the dealership were custom-ordered by individual customers.
St. Louis police ask for help identifying vehicle wanted in homicide
Serving a 241-year sentence, Bobby Bostic found power in poetry
Podcast Description: Bobby Bostic’s talents recently drew a crowd to a poetry reading of several works. The prolific writer and poet is serving a 241-year sentence in prison — a shocking punishment that has drawn attention from local and national criminal justice advocates. In November, Bostic will finally leave prison on parole. This episode features reflections from Bostic, and Ronnie Amiyn of the Freedom Community Center shares his own experience understanding the redeeming qualities of art in prison.
Kobe Bryant's widow says crash photos turned grief to horror
LOS ANGELES (AP) — Vanessa Bryant testified Friday that she was only beginning to grieve the loss of her husband, basketball star Kobe Bryant, and their 13-year-old daughter Gianna when she was faced with the fresh horror of learning that sheriff's deputies and firefighters had shot and shared photos of their bodies at the site [...]
Looking for a lunch spot that is quiet, so that someone with a weak voice can easily be heard. Near Richmond Heights/Maplewood/Forest Park area.
North Carolina governor says he tried to persuade Centene not to drop its East Coast HQ
North Carolina's governor said he tried to persuade Centene to reconsider its decision to abandon the headquarters in Charlotte, citing the uncertainty of how return-to-office trends will ultimately shake out.
Assistance is needed in locating a vehicle involved homicide
St. Louis police department needs assistance in locating a vehicle that is involved in a homicide.
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