Aggregator
Def Leppard expands partnership with Primary Wave music publishing company
Def Leppard has reached a new deal with Primary Wave Music that pours some sugar on the original agreement that the British rockers struck with the music publishing company back…
Anti-vaccination forces push for ouster of Missouri’s public health chief
Schmitt seeks temporary restraining orders in school mask lawsuits
Webster Groves bookstore sees weekend boost in sales of 'banned' books
In response to the current climate—social, not weather—The Novel Neighbor bookstore in Webster Groves placed a shelf containing “banned” books at the front of its store, offering 20% off the sale of any of their books that have been listed as “banned” by school boards locally and across the country.
Ameren Missouri and IDOT prepare for major winter storm
The impending winter storm is going to be extra challenging for road crews because we will have different precipitation types happening in different areas, but at the same time as well. Not only do we have to worry about snow on the roads but significant ice accumulation for some of the region as well.
Kansas City man charged with shooting woman, stealing purse in Belleville
The Pitch: This St. Louis startup wants to provide better market research for companies — with a twist
St. Louis officer critically injured in shooting showing 'amazing' improvement, family says
Officer Colin Ledbetter was off a ventilator and has regained consciousness, his family said.
Cass Information Systems looks within for new president
7-Story Student Housing Building Planned Next to the City Foundry in Midtown
7-Story Student Housing Building Planned Next to the City Foundry in Midtown
Aptitude Development, a company based in Elmwood Park New Jersey, has submitted a rezoning application to the City of St. Louis for a...
Missouri AG files temporary restraining orders in school mask mandate lawsuits
Missouri Attorney General Eric Schmitt is seeking temporary restraining orders to halt mask mandates in three of the 45 mask-requiring school districts he has sued.
Dance St. Louis brings "Tango Argentina" to Touhill Performing Arts Center
The dance performance, led by duo Guillermo De Fazio and Giovanna Dan, will make its stop in St. Louis on February 5.
Donkey caught roaming around in Jefferson County
Why this Missouri county gave back almost half a million dollars in COVID relief still a mystery
After 18 years as the director of the St. Clair County health department, Nancy Stephan stepped away from the job in December, while still retaining her post as the department's Chief Financial Officer in the southwest Missouri community.
Schmitt seeks temporary restraining orders in mask lawsuits
Motions announced Monday ask judges to halt mask mandates at Columbia Public Schools, St. Charles School District and Ferguson-Florissant School District.
Schnucks now offering Deli Order Ahead Kiosks at 30 additional stores
ST. LOUIS – Schnucks is now offering customers its Deli Order Ahead Kiosks in 30 additional stores. The service is now offered in 67 area locations. The kiosks allow customers to order sliced meats, cheeses, and prepared foods while skipping the line at the deli counter. Customers can enter their phone number and will receive [...]
Legal Roundtable on AG’s flurry of lawsuits, a controversy in Quincy and more
A panel of attorneys discusses Missouri Attorney General Eric Schmitt’s lawsuits against 45 local districts, as well as a huge controversy over a sexual assault case in Quincy and a recent 8th circuit ruling on St. Louis police officers’ “kettling” arrests.
Decision nixing local COVID orders hampering health agencies’ response to other diseases
Two weeks after a Cole County judge stripped local health agencies of their ability to issue orders to mitigate the spread of COVID-19, a top official in the state health …