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Two states designate Muslim group as terrorist, but other GOP governors mum
(The Center Square) – The governors of Texas and Florida have declared the nation’s largest Muslim advocacy group a foreign terrorist organization, but they may stand alone. None of their Republican counterparts in other states seem ready to follow suit.
Watchdog report finds SLPS loses $2,360 per student annually from tax incentives for developers
Since 1985, Lambert Airport’s chaplaincy has survived on donations, but funding is drying up
Things to Do / Events This Week (12/15/25 - 12/21/25)
Planned Ameren Missouri transmission line to connect with Grain Belt Express
Ameren Missouri is making plans to build a nearly 30-mile-long transmission line through Callaway and Montgomery Counties. If approved by state utility regulators, the new transmission line would connect existing electrical substations in Callaway and Montgomery Counties to the multi-state Grain Belt Express, a power line carrying energy from Kansas to Indiana. Ameren submitted a […]
Dozens forced out of St. Louis County apartments. One mom is still looking for a home.
Trinity Park Apartments in Spanish Lake was cited for a long list of code violations, forcing 47 residents to vacate.
Today's Weather: Sunny and breezy, milder than recent days
You can expect a sunny, breezy day in area with a high near 42 and a low around 25. Winds will come from the south-southwest at 14 mph with gusts up to 27 mph. This morning will start clear and bright with a cold but gradually warming trend. By afternoon, sunshine continues with a steady breeze making it feel chilly but not as cold as before. Evening looks mostly clear with lighter winds. Overnight, skies stay mostly clear with temperatures dropping back to the mid-20s. Tomorrow's forecast calls
Workday project at Washington University hits $266M - where is all the money going student as WashU ask
Literal Enshittification: ‘Smart’ Toilets Play Fast And Loose With Your Pooping Data
In the enshittification era, companies rushing to profit off the gold mine of mass commercial surveillance are routinely intent on pushing their luck. Automakers spy on your driving habits (without telling you) to sell that data to insurance companies that raise your rates. Your ISP, phone, and even electrical meter all report on your every […]
Walking and running near the Arch? And general visit recs.
$7,000 to mow a lawn? St. Louis nonprofit blew thousands in pandemic cash, city says
“Unfortunately, we uncovered serious compliance concerns in their operation,” a top city official said.
St. Louis City firefighters battle multiple fires over weekend
The St. Louis Fire Department was called to several incidents over the weekend, with fires occurring in both occupied homes and vacant buildings. The most serious of these was a fatal fire in north St. Louis, where one person died.
Missouri legislators want to limit home purchases by rental companies
Two pieces of legislation, including one pre-filed by Rep. Marty Joe Murray, D-St. Louis, could limit which companies can own homes in the region and how many.
St. Charles County mine supplies rock for major I-70 widening. It plans to expand.
Materials from this mine will be used specifically to help build the stretch of I-70 between Wentzville and Warrenton, officials said.
Missouri AG faces coordinated, pro-China social media attacks over $24B COVID judgment
A week after Missouri Attorney General Catherine Hanaway announced plans to seize $24 billion worth of assets owned by China as compensation for COVID-19, the online hate started pouring in. Hundreds of posts on X, formerly known as Twitter, in late November began questioning the attorney general’s competence and character, honing in on her defense […]
Missouri Republicans are putting party priorities ahead of their citizens
Republican lawmakers are in desperate need of a civics lesson. They need to learn — or be reminded — that as elected officials their first obligation is to uphold the laws of the Missouri Constitution as they fight for the welfare and well-being of the citizens they represent. For years now, Missouri’s Republican lawmakers seem […]
Monday, Dec. 15 - Airport chaplains meeting a need, asking for support
Over the past 40 years, the St. Louis Lambert International Airport chaplaincy has prayed with military families, helped stranded travelers with hotels and supported numerous unhoused people with social services. All through in-kind donations. But as St. Louis Public Radio’s Andrea Henderson reports, chaplains say their finances are slowly drying up.
A frigid start Monday gives way to warmer temperatures
ST. LOUIS — Nice to see the sun on Sunday, but it was cold! That’s how we start our Monday. Area-wide temperatures will be in the single digits to low teens as we wake up. But, a south to southwest wind is taking hold and that is going to set us on a course for [...]
Long Island Music and Entertainment Hall of Fame to hold Billy Joel symposium
Billy Joel is going to be the subject of a new symposium at the Long Island Music and Entertainment Hall of Fame in Stony Brook, New York.According to the description,…
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