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Tower Grove Farmers’ Market opens for the 2022 season on April 2
One of St. Louis’ most popular farmers’ markets will return April 2.
St. Louis-based supper club Rooted Buds showcases the potential of culinary cannabis
Co-owners chef Snoop Hollins and Denise Winfield-Hollins create CBD- and THC-infused dishes for Missouri's medical marijuana patients.
Ask George: What’s the best place to get fresh seafood now that Bob’s Seafood is closing?
Our dining editor offers several options and some additional tips.
Friday, April 1, 2022 - Political issues dominate some St. Louis school board races
At candidate forums and on social media, debates over highly politicized issues, such as masking and how race, history, and LGBTQ issues are taught in schools, are at the center of some local school board races.
Sado, formerly Nippon Tei, moving to the Hill
Raw data: Teen suicide during the pandemic
The CDC released its biannual survey of teen suicide today, and the results are mixed. Here's a look at actual suicide attempts: Overall, suicide attempts were flat compared to 2019, which is heartening considering all the stresses of dealing with the COVID-19 pandemic. I would have expected to see a noticeable increase. On the other ...continue reading "Raw data: Teen suicide during the pandemic"
Will Beyond Van Gogh: The Immersive Experience Ever Leave St. Louis?
Have you experienced Beyond Van Gogh: The Immersive Experience?
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Massive St. Louis County recycling plant fire now out
Fire crews from multiple departments were busy overnight battling a recycling plant fire.
1818 Chophouse moves into a refined space in Edwardsville
This polished, enjoyable steakhouse offers all the trimmings.
A guide to shopping local for food in St. Louis
Where to find top-notch meats, breads, pastas, and other ingredients to make a memorable meal
Police Exaggerated Drop in St. Louis Murder Rate
St. Louis had a particularly bloody year in 2020.
Budget committee restores funding for Missouri water projects, including lead pipe removal
The House Budget Committee on Thursday reversed a $360 million cut to a program to improve water infrastructure, including removing lead pipes, as it completed a plan for using federal stimulus funds. Budget Chairman Cody Smith had planned to cut $51 million from the program, but said objections from Rep. Don Mayhew, an engineer by […]
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Three families pay the price for deadly St. Charles County road rage
"They completely altered the lives of three families forever.”
U.S. Senate Candidate Eric Greitens To Hold Campaign Press Conference Today
Former governor Eric Greitens is a candidate for the U.S. Senate, one of nine Republicans seeking the GOP nomination in the Missouri primary on August 2, 2022. The Democratic primary has eight candidates. Senator and former Governor Roy Blunt is not seeking another 6-year term. Greitens was recently in the ...
Biden administration lines up $3 billion so low-income families can retrofit their homes
The move will affect nearly a half million households and lower greenhouse gas emissions
Troopers step up patrols on St. Louis County's deadliest roads
So far this year, Missouri traffic fatalities are up 7.5% over last year's 15-year high.
Sado, a sushi restaurant from indo’s Nick Bognar, to open in the former Giovanni’s on the Hill this fall
The Bognar family–owned restaurant Nippon Tei in Ballwin will close and transition into the new space.
Underwater permafrost is a big, gassy wild card for the climate
You’ve probably heard of permafrost, the frozen carbon-rich land. But it’s also thawing under the sea, burping up planet-warming gases.
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