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BioGenerator backs 18 startups with $3.3M investment, plots 'aggressive' funding strategy for 2022
John Lodge releases blue-vinyl version of ‘The Royal Affair and After’; debuts “Isn’t Life Strange” video
CD and digital versions of Moody Blues singer/bassist John Lodge's new live album, The Royal Affair and After, were released in mid-January, and now a limited 180-gram vinyl edition of…
In Tower Grove East, Black Forest Kaffee Haus is serving a German-inspired menu in a fantastical setting
The coffee shop is inspired by Brothers Grimm fairy tales set in the Black Forest.
St. Louis moving ahead with new Compton Avenue bridge, protected bike lanes along Tucker and South Broadway
The projects have bicyclists in mind as several groups work to build more pedestrian-scale infrastructure connecting the city.
Historic downtown office building sells for $30M
Crash involving trash truck blocks NB 141 at 30 in Fenton, one person injured
FENTON, Mo. - One person was injured in a serious crash involving a Republic trash truck early Tuesday morning in Fenton. The crash happened at about 5:30 a.m. on northbound 141 near Gregory Lane. Northbound 141 at 30 is blocked at this time. One person was taken to the hospital with serious injuries. FOX 2's [...]
Snow Prediction 12-26"?!?!
St. Louis Kolache's Czech Comfort Food Has All the Right Stuff
Russell Clark still can't believe how well the stars aligned when he got the idea to open his first St. Louis Kolache.…
Region Prepares For Significant Sleet/Snow Storm In Coming Days
ST. LOUIS - Meteorologist Brad Charboneau said Monday the St. Louis area is expecting a large-scale winter storm to impact the region beginning today. He said rain will turn to freezing rain by Wednesday morning and sleet accumulation could be dangerous before snow hits. “The sleet and snow will impact travel throughout the area. A cold front will surge southward in the area for a period of 48 hours and in the meantime, a storm system will move up eastward and impact us with widespread participation.” Illinois Department of Transportation Operations Supervisor Joe Monroe said his staff will work 12-hour shifts during the storm. “Thursday morning looks to be the roughest of the three days, but there will probably be a lot of change between then,” he said. “We have had other challenges this winter, but so far our snow totals have been light.” Monroe stressed the snow totals will probably be vastly different throughout the region. Charboneau recommended
White House methane plan funds orphan well cleanup, rewards reduced farm emissions
The federal government will provide $1.15 billion this year to help states cap defunct oil and gas wells, the White House said Monday, as part of a broad plan to reduce methane emissions. The government-wide methane reduction plan comes about two months after President Joe Biden joined a pledge at the United Nations Climate Conference in Scotland […]
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What voting rights mean for the planet
The inextricable link between voting rights and environmental justice
St. Charles man arrested for drunkenly firing gun shot himself in the ankle
ST. CHARLES, Mo. - There was an incident Monday night at the St. Charles City Jail. St. Charles Police said officers responded to a call for shots fired in the 1000 block of Country Club at about 11 p.m. There, an intoxicated 35-year-old man was arrested for firing a firearm. Police said, while in the [...]
There’s a hurricane-sized hole in Texas air quality data
A new report finds Texas regulators often miss pollution because its air monitors are disabled during hurricanes.
Dog couldn't escape East St. Louis house fire Tuesday morning
EAST ST. LOUIS, Ill. - A home was on fire early Tuesday morning in East St. Louis, Illinois. The fire at the home located at N 72nd Street and Marybell Avenue happened at about 4 a.m. When fire crews arrived at the home, they saw flames shooting from the front of the home. No one [...]
Pfizer vaccine for children under 5 could be available by end of February: report
The lack of COVID-19 vaccines for young children has become a source of anxiety for some parents with children under the age of 5
Opinion | State should play role in fixing St. Louis' crime, Lambert airport
After floating an end to residential clean-energy loans, St. Louis County promising new safeguards
The council’s about-face comes after the local chapters of the NAACP and the Sierra Club endorse the program.
China: Epicenter of the Supply Chain Crisis
How concentrating dependence on China upended our economy and added risk
Medical Emergency
Supply chain disruptions reduce availability of critical medical devices.
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