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STL at the bottom post-Covid downtown foot traffic recovery 😢
Did anyone else just hear a really loud prolonged sound from the sky?
Fighter Jets flying over
Jets Flying Low in West County
Two women evacuated in Lincoln County disturbance, gunshots suspected
Authorities evacuated two women from a home in Lincoln County after a domestic dispute that possibly led to gunshots Thursday afternoon.
St. Louis Construction Firm Blames Roofer for $1.5M in Damages
From St. Louis Business Journal: A large St. Louis construction company claimed in October that it’s out at least $1.5 million due to the actions of a roofing firm it hired. Midas Construction, which is part of Midas Enterprises, said in a lawsuit filed in St. Louis County Circuit Court that in 2022 and 2023 […]
Teen suspects charged in Ladue carjacking attempt
Two teens arrested in connection with an attempted carjacking Wednesday afternoon in Ladue now face criminal charges.
Public Projects Fuel Construction Spending Growth
From Construction Dive: National nonresidential construction spending inched higher by 0.3% in September to a seasonally adjusted annualized basis of $1.1 trillion, according to a new Associated Builders and Contractors analysis. After a revision flipped May’s 0.2% drop to a 0.9% gain, September’s jump now indicates the 16th consecutive month of expansion, primarily due to […]
SBF is guilty
The trial of Sam Bankman-Fried was long and complicated, but the jury's deliberations weren't. After a few short hours they've already returned a guilty verdict: The conviction cements Bankman-Fried as one of the largest financial fraudsters in history, whose victims suffered nearly $10 billion in losses after FTX misappropriated customer funds to spend lavishly on ...continue reading "SBF is guilty"
Students take to the streets to protest proposed Soulard dispensaries
Ameren offers tips to prevent electrical fires as colder weather arrives
With temperatures dropping below freezing last week, some St. Louisans have began to pull out their space heaters, electric blankets and other items.
Legal Lens: Explaining the impact of a $1.8B verdict in realtor liability case
A federal jury in Kansas City recently found realtors liable for inflating commissions. The jury ordered a payment of $1.78 billion to home sellers in Missouri, Illinois and Kansas.
St. Louis a ‘Reinventing’ Market, Real Estate Report Says
From St. Louis Business Journal: A new report calls St. Louis a “reinventing” market, as the region fell slightly in a ranking of overall real estate prospects. The report, called 2024 Emerging Trends in Real Estate and put out by the Urban Land Institute and PwC, categorized St. Louis as a “reinventing market,” eastern and […]
This St. Louis-area district aggressively audits student housing, citing ‘educational larceny’
Since the 2018-2019 school year Hazelwood School District’s investigations into student residency have jumped 8-fold over the last five years. These investigations disrupt students – especially those who face unstable housing – and affect their access to a range of educational and other services mandated by federal law. A joint investigation by the Midwest Newsroom and St. Louis Public Radio published today examines that trend, and its consequences.
‘What health justice looks like’: New Ferguson clinic has majority-Black medical staff
Affinia Healthcare opened a new clinic, its sixth, on Thursday.
'Clean Up, Build Up' campaign aims to revitalize St. Louis neighborhoods
Cleaning up neighborhoods in an effort to build them up: It's a plan the Urban League of Metropolitan St. Louis is putting in place to make them safer for everyone.
Just got my PP tax bill. Have we had a complaint thread about this yet?
First Fridays Late Night Art and Shopping Experiences In Alton On Nov. 3, 2023
ALTON - Alton Main Street and Jacoby Arts Center are partnering to present First Fridays, a late night art and shopping experience which spans 16 locations across the Downtown Alton district. This series is held on the First Friday of October, November and December, providing you with an opportunity to check out new shops and galleries and visit familiar favorites to experience art and great specials at each business. Participants are offering a variety of discounts, refreshments, and giveaways. Everyone who has their passport stamped at a minimum of 10 locations will receive a $10 gift certificate to any participating business. Free parking is available in the lot next to Jacoby Arts Center, located at 627 E. Broadway, and a free shuttle bus will be provided from 5:00-9:00 p.m., running a continuous loop between all participating locations. On Friday, November 3 rd , start your evening by picking up your First Fridays passport at Jacoby Arts Center. There you will receive a complimentary
How Engineering & Roadway Design Can Create Safer Streets
From St. Louis Public Radio: Crown Candy Kitchen owner Andy Karandzieff is tired of seeing drivers blast through the four-way stop at the intersection by his restaurant in Old North St. Louis. “People drive with no regard for anything but themselves,” he said. “I tell people, ‘You shouldn’t worry about getting shot in St. Louis, […]