The Riverfront Times recently won a $25,000 grant from the Lipman Center's Initiative in Reporting on Race and Criminal Justice. The Lipman Center for Journalism and Civil and Human Rights is part of the Columbia Journalism School and runs several programs to help journalists and newsrooms investigate law enforcement, incarceration, human rights abuses and more. The Initiative in Reporting on Race and Criminal Justice provides local newsrooms and reporters financial assistance to tackle a six-month investigative project that "illuminates the inequalities and what has gone wrong in the American criminal justice system."
I Love Soulard Market I love to write about it’s stalls stashed with fresh fruit and vegetables. To photograph the colorful produce and engage in small talk with vendors. I love to chit-chat with total strangers about what they’re buying and how they plan to cook it. So when Lucy was in town and said...
The Rolling Stones have now postponed a second show following frontman Mick Jagger's positive COVID-19 test. After calling off their show in Amsterdam Monday, the band has announced on their…
Usually when people start whining about the propaganda dumpster fire that is Fox News, several things predictably happen. First, somebody with no idea how any of this works will yell out something about how the FCC should ban Fox from doing this (which is unconstitutional), or restore the mythologized Fairness Doctrine (which wouldn’t have applied […]
The article of the moment in progressive circles is Monday's Ryan Grim piece in the Intercept that's subtitled, "Meltdowns have brought progressive advocacy groups to a standstill at a critical moment in world history." Quite so. The only surprising thing about Grim's account is that it took so long for someone on the left to ...continue reading "What’s wrong with progressive organizations? Just about everything."
The CEO of Clayton-based veterinary practice manager CareVet was named a regional winner in the Entrepreneur of the Year awards program by accounting firm EY.
Hybrid work has created a new opportunity for businesses to reshape their workspaces for the future. With fewer people spending every day in an office, this cultural shift presents a chance for leaders to invest in office design that better serves their business purposes and provides the types of spaces that workers desire.
It also provides an opportunity to find cost-effective ways to reduce their current square footage. To help achieve these goals, digital workspace management software can play…
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