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Another billionaire throws major cash into the race for Illinois governor
Conservative megadonor Richard Uihlein gave $2.5 million to state Sen. Darren Bailey’s effort for the GOP governor nomination.
I painted the Fox in the rain. 24”x36”, acrylic and gouache on canvas.
Former Missouri Representative Cora Faith Walker died of heart condition, St. Louis medical examiner rules
Missouri House passes bills barring transgender students from sports
Beau Rothwell describes his pregnant wife's death during murder trial
Beau Rothwell took the stand Thursday morning on the third day of his murder trial.
Review: Elmwood Owners Find a New Win in Pizza Champ
Biden commutes sentences of 2 St. Louis men
President Joe Biden on Wednesday granted clemency to 75 people serving long sentences for nonviolent drug offenses, including two from St. Louis.
71-year-old Hazelwood man missing
ST. LOUIS - Police have issued an endangered silver advisory for a 71-year-old man. Don Lee went missing from 531 Candlelight in Hazelwood at 4:30 p.m. on Tuesday. Police said he was last known to be assisting a female friend. His cellphone was turned off. He also needs medication and a breathing machine due to [...]
Clearance Sale: Last Chance To Get Our Boxed Version Of The CIA’s Training Card Game
Last chance to get your boxed copy of CIA: Collect It All! If you’ve been around Techdirt for a while, you’ll probably recall that almost exactly four years ago, we launched our Kickstarter for CIA: Collect It All. This was our version of an internal CIA training card game, called “Collection Deck” that was partially […]
GDP was down 1.4% last quarter, but it’s not all bad news
By now you're all aware that GDP declined in the first quarter. Here's why: Consumer spending, government spending, and private investment—the key components of GDP—were up 1.8% on an annualized basis last quarter. That's no great shakes, but it's not too bad either. However, imports and exports are also a part of GDP. Normally they ...continue reading "GDP was down 1.4% last quarter, but it’s not all bad news"
Daily Deal: The 2022 School Of Graphic Design Bundle
The 2022 School of Graphic Design Bundle has 8 courses to help you start on your path to becoming a digital artist. Courses cover Photoshop, Premiere Pro, Figma, and more. You’ll learn how to edit and enhance your photos and videos, how to create a portfolio, how to build a mobile app without coding, and […]
Ozzy Osbourne tests positive for COVID-19
Ozzy Osbourne has tested positive for COVID-19. The 73-year-old Black Sabbath legend's wife Sharon Osbourne revealed the news in an interview on the U.K.'s Talk TV Thursday. Sharon, who's currently in…
Special 50th anniversary vinyl editions of David Bowie’s ‘Ziggy Stardust’ album to be released in June
David Bowie's landmark 1972 album The Rise and Fall of Ziggy Stardust and the Spiders from Mars was released 50 years ago this June, and to commemorate the milestone, two…
Voting laws, limit on transgender rights advance to Missouri Senate
With the 2022 election season underway, Republicans have kept the two issues at the top of their legislative agenda.
Missouri House passes pair of bills that would limit trans students’ sports participation
Amid a wave of anti-LGBTQ legislation pushed nationwide, the Missouri House passed a pair of bills Thursday that would limit transgender students from participating on the sports teams that match the gender they identify with. One bill, which originally dealt with school transportation, would restrict transgender students to only participating on high school sports teams […]
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Website helps parents find affordable summer camp options in St. Louis
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Taylor Swift Night anyone? The Taylor Party is coming to The Pageant on Saturday, 5/14. ✨
Annie Malone’s annual parade will step off downtown on May 15
The Annie Malone May Day Parade is back and in person this year. It will kick off at 1 p.m. May 15 at 20th and Market streets and travel east …
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