stLouISTDavid Lee Roth teasing more shows
Looks like David Lee Roth is planning to spend some more time on the road.Back in May, the former Van Halen frontman returned to the stage for the first time…
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Gateway Arch and courthouse to re open tomorrow
St. Louis Public Schools fires Superintendent Millicent Borishade
I-270 exit ramp to Missouri Bottom Road to close
The Missouri Department of Transportation will close the northbound Interstate 270 exit ramp to Missouri Bottom Road for one week for pavement repairs.
Gateway Arch to reopen for two weeks. Donors to cover costs during federal shutdown.
A coalition of nonprofit, public and business organizations pooled resources to reopen landmark.
Pokémon Co. Flails Responding To PocketPair’s Examples Of Prior Art In Patent Lawsuit
The lawsuit between Palworld maker PocketPair and The Pokémon Co. (Nintendo included) is still ongoing. As the litigation progresses, PocketPair has been patching out some of the very content and gameplay mechanics that the Pokémon people complained about, which is unfortunate. The patents we’re talking about are quite broad in the realm of video games […]
Democrats and Republicans agree: FEMA needs to change
On the latest episode of the Politically Speaking Hour on St. Louis on the Air, STLPR's Jason Rosenbaum talks with Congressman Sam Graves about his legislation to overhaul the Federal Emergency Management Agency. Rosenbaum also speaks with Missouri Attorney General Catherine Hanaway about her first few weeks on the job.
St. Louis Public Schools parts ways with superintendent Millicent Borishade
After eight months serving as the Saint Louis Schools Superintendent, Dr. Millicent Borishade has been removed from the position, according to teachers union American Federation of Teachers.
Bon Jovi releases ‘We Made it Look Easy’ featuring Robbie Williams
Bon Jovi has released another track from their upcoming collaborations album, Forever (Legendary Edition).The latest is “We Made It Look Easy” featuring U.K. pop star Robbie Williams, who Jon Bon…
St. Louis battery plant could lose $200M grant from Dept. of Energy cuts: REPORT
A half-billion-dollar battery plant planned for north St. Louis now faces an uncertain future after the U.S. Department of Energy reportedly halted a $200 million federal grant intended to support construction.
Something I haven't seen mentioned about the data center
Board Meeting: October 22, 2025
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Gateway Arch reopens for limited time ahead of 60th anniversary
Despite a government shutdown, St. Louis' Gateway Arch will reopen for a limited time to celebrate 60 years of the landmark.
Brickline connection between Armory and Foundry (renderings)
Boeing, union to head back to bargaining table
Members with the IAM Union, which represents more than 3,200 Boeing workers in St. Louis, St. Charles and Mascoutah, Illinois, have been on strike since Aug. 4.
U.S. Supreme Court, federal courts to run out of money, limit operations amid shutdown
This report has been updated. WASHINGTON — The U.S. Supreme Court and the rest of the federal judiciary are set to run out of funding in the next few days, a new development in the ongoing government shutdown that will likely reverberate throughout much of the country. The Supreme Court, which is in the middle […]
St. Louis Public Schools fires Superintendent Millicent Borishade
The Prospect Weekly Roundup: The Mamdani Momentum
On our live show, senior editor Ryan Cooper and writing fellow James Baratta discuss the week in news.