We’ve been talking about the problems of the US government setting up a copyright trolling small claims court for over a decade now. But, Congress finally passed a law to create one (with no debate and no hearings) by sneaking it into a “must-pass” funding bill at the end of the year in 2020. It’s […]
About $90,000 in settlement money still needs to go out to hundreds of rightful owners. Here's what to look for from the Missouri Attorney General's Office.
It was unexpected, but the new leader of the Missouri Historical Society came to St. Louis nearly 20 years ago and fell in love with the city. He believes his story can offer a key to how the region can combat brain drain.
Even as St. Louisans across the metro have stepped up to help Afghan refugees, few have gone as far as Ann Wittman. She's crowd-funded to give families cars, plane tickets and washing machines. In one case, she even bought a family a house. Wittman discusses how she got involved and outlines her new goal: a capital campaign to buy 30 Afghans used cars.
Schmitt claimed the surveys asked students to disclose political beliefs, parents' income levels, and included questions about race, gender and sexuality.
Last night, an 18-year-old was injured attempting to escape from the same juvenile detention center where on Sunday three other youths locked an employee in a bathroom in a separate escape. Around 8 p.m. Wednesday, police say that the 18-year-old hid behind a wardrobe on the third floor of the Hogan Street Regional Youth Center until staff left the room.
As baby formula shortages continue, breast milk donors like Afsheen Wira have stepped up to the plate. The St. Louis nursing student explains how she ended up with 5,000 surplus ounces of milk — and why she was happy to share it with families in need.
Ozzy Osbourne is set to undergo a "very major operation" on Monday, June 13. The Black Sabbath frontman's wife, Sharon Osbourne, shared the news this week during an episode of her…
When the NCAA gave the green light for student-athletes to begin cashing in on their name, image and likeness (NIL), University of Missouri-Columbia quarterback Brady Cook said his mindset was focused on generating a financial return.
With my vacation officially over, it's time to put other things back into the daily photo rotation. This one is a picture of some guys playing a bit of beach volleyball in Laguna Beach a few weeks ago. I don't know who they were, but they were really, really good.
stLouIST
