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Police: Man shot by officers after pointing rifle at them in St. Francois County
Reine Bayoc serves up plant-based dishes at her restaurant and at home
The chef, who recently created the plant-based Love and Magic Kitchen brand, shares a family-friendly weekly meal plan.
A conversation with Imo's social media manager Danyelle Smith Little
The mother of two is also an author and the creator of TheCubicleChick.com.
St. Louis families share stories about adopting pets during the pandemic
With so much time spent at home in recent years, many families now have critter companions.
For a growing number of families across St. Louis, parents and adolescents are grappling with a mental health crisis
"We are going to see the impact of this for many, many years," one expert says of the pandemic. "It is sad, it is brutal, and it’s ugly. It doesn’t mean there isn’t hope, but we have a long way to go on the healing journey.”
Tarasenko scores twice, Blues beat Coyotes 5-1
Expert advice for parents and educators to help support kids' and teenagers' mental health
Helpful insights from Brian Richter, Ph.D., a clinical child psychologist at St. Louis Children's Hospital
5 art hotels in the Midwest to ignite your creativity
If you like visiting the Angad Arts Hotel in St. Louis, you might want to visit these five art hotels.
UMSL Trailblazers Awards honor women focused on healing, empowerment
For more than two decades, the UMSL Trailblazers Award has honored, celebrated and uplifted the achievements of exceptional women who have paved the way for others on campus and beyond. The annual awards are part of the university’s Women’s History…
Change at the checkout: New coders revamp St. Louis grocery store’s IT system
Rep. Ken Buck Threatens To Use Antitrust To Attack ‘Woke’ Apple
We’ve noted for a while that DC, and particularly the GOP’s, interest in “antitrust reform” is somewhat hollow. For one, while the United States is rife with heavily monopolized business sectors (insurance, health care, telecom, banking, airlines), this recent batch of “reform” only specifically targets large technology companies. It’s as if these other sectors (most […]
Van Morrison releasing 43rd studio album, ‘What’s It Gonna Take?’, in May; listen to lead track, “Pretending”
Van Morrison has announced plans to release his 43rd studio album, What's It Gonna Take?, which will arrive on May 13. The 15-track collection is a follow-up to Morrison's 2021…
Police cancel search for missing 9-year-old girl they said was taken by non-custodial mother last week
Man fatally shot in Glasgow Village area of St. Louis County
He died at a hospital.
St. Louis-based public company hires new human resources chief
Crews hang from helicopter to install new power lines across Mississippi River
If you were in the Lemay area Monday, you may have seen men flying through the air tethered to a helicopter. It wasn't a stunt, it was power line construction.
Crew members alternated between tethering to the tower and tethering to the helicopter, and in between, they installed key elements to the new structure.
"The crews you see doing the work, I think they get excited about it," Construction Supervisor Adam McAllister said. "It takes a special individual to do that, I mean you are hanging from…
St. Louis health care system inks long-term contract extension with St. Louis Cardinals
Imagining St. Louis Without Slip Lanes
There are many features on our streets that often go unnoticed when we’re driving, walking, biking, or taking transit. Roadway markings for construction or bike lanes, slabs of concrete in the roadway (or in St. Louis’ case, steel plates), and many other features are often just things most of us whiz past when we’re getting […]
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St. Louis–based Fifth Taste Foods rolls out plant-based Harvest Shreds line
Local chefs from Sugarfire Smoke House, Grace Meat + Three, The Frisco Barroom, and more are looking at ways to use the locally made meat substitute.
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