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Post COVID-19 lockdowns, Protagonist Cafe is creating a community gathering place in Soulard
Owned by the team behind Pieces, the café has become known for its coffee and pastries.
Maryland House by Brennan's to Open in the Central West End This Fall
The Central West End will soon have a new lounge and events space courtesy of a beloved neighborhood brand. Maryland House (44 Maryland Plaza), by the team behind Brennan's, will open this fall on Maryland Plaza in the former Mandarin Lounge. It's a new venue that should look a little familiar to veteran Central West End bar-goers who patronized the original Brennan's location from 2005-2020.
IT firm Interface Systems names new CEO to succeed founder
Wednesday, May 11, 2022 - Missouri’s congressional redistricting debate shifts to the Senate.
A redrawn congressional map could be in for a rough reception today in the Missouri Senate. A committee is holding a hearing on a version the House passed on Monday.
Al Bond denies carpenters payments were improper, seeks reinstatement of St. Louis council
Chief cites staffing shortage, warmer temperatures as reason to put St. Louis officers on 12-hour shifts through summer
Defender Macie Hockett Is An iCAN Clinic Female Athlete of Month For Tigers
ALTON – Senior defender for the Edwardsville High School girls soccer team Macie Hockett has some friends on Alton’s team. That’s why when she and the Tigers handed the Redbirds a 3-2 loss Tuesday night (May 10) it was a little bit more important. “It was exciting.,” Hockett said. “I’m happy both teams got to play. It was a good game.” It certainly was an exciting game as Edwardsville pushed Alton to their limit on a near 90-degree evening. Alton led 1-0 from a goal from junior forward Emily Baker just 45 seconds into the game. It just so happens that Baker and Hockett are really close friends. They are actually going to be playing collegiate soccer together as they’re both committed to Southeast Missouri State University (SEMO). The Tigers tied the game up in the 34 th minute, but Hockett came up with the highlight of the game, a SportsCenter Top 10 worthy goal. In the 52 nd minute, Edwardsville was awarded a free-kick from
Four St. Louis aldermen file lawsuit over Proposition R
Biden administration says Supreme Court should not hear Bayer's Roundup appeal
The Char Siu Chicken at akar
Owner-chef Bernie Lee re-creates the comfort foods of his Malaysian youth.
St. Louis experts on ways to let the sun shine into your home
Want a conservatory, sunroom, or orangery in your house? Here's what to consider.
Salve Osteria to open in the former Café Natasha on South Grand
The “harvest-centric” restaurant will feature foods from Italy, Spain, and the Mediterranean.
Missouri Senate divisions on full display going into session’s final days
The halls of the Missouri Capitol on Tuesday didn’t look like time was running out on the 2022 legislative session. The third-floor rotunda area between the House and Senate, usually bustling with activity as lobbyists confer with lawmakers and shuttle between the chambers to check the viability of amendments with less than 100 hours to […]
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A New York power line divided environmentalists. Here’s what it says about the larger climate fight.
States waited too long to decarbonize, and now they have to make tough choices.
Heat index puts area near 100 degrees on Wednesday
ST. LOUIS - Wednesday starts off mild, but expect a hot and humid afternoon. High temperatures will be in the low-90s. The area may tie or break the record high temp. Friday will be a touch cooler with a chance of showers and storms later in the day. Some showers and storms are expected on [...]
Leader of St. Louis’ largest foundation to retire
Wildfires are still catching us off-guard. Congress’ plan to fix that isn’t going anywhere.
How the proposal to connect federal research agencies and improve wildfire research crashed and burned.
Child hurt in lawnmower accident in Metro East
A quiet revolution: Southwest cities learn to thrive amid drought
San Diego, Phoenix, and Las Vegas have embraced innovative strategies for conserving and sourcing water, providing these metropolitan areas with sufficient water supplies to support their growing populations.
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