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Former MLB pitcher dies after being pulled from rubble of nightclub roof collapse: reports
As of early Tuesday afternoon, the death toll had surpassed 40, according to officials.
DRONE VIDEO: “The Marshall” in Midtown Finishes Ahead of Schedule
The Marshall–St. Louis, a 177-unit, 350,000-square-foot off-campus student housing community located directly across from Saint Louis University, recently achieved its Certificate of Occupancy 10 weeks ahead of schedule. This early delivery enabled the client, Aptitude Development, to begin student move-ins well in advance of the fall semester. Because of seamless execution by Holland Construction Services’ […]
Man sentenced for stabbing adoptive father and spouse to death
On Tuesday, a Madison County associated judge sentenced a 26-year-old man to consecutive life sentences for stabbing his adoptive father and spouse to death.
Evolution Festival lineup - any news or rumors?
Tariffs not 'new normal,' Stifel chief says; Trump 'carpet bombs first and negotiates second'
President Donald Trump is using tariffs to try to “recalibrate” trade policies that over several decades have become unfair to the United States, Stifel Financial Corp. Chairman and CEO Ron Kruszewski said Tuesday.
Texas Judge Says Prior Restraint Is Cool And Legal While Silencing A Critic Of PTK Honor Society
Welcome to the arena, Phi Theta Kappa Honor Society! Here’s your Streisand Beachfront Property commemorative dinner plates which, we must inform you, contain massive amounts of lead and should never, for any reason, be used as dinner plates. PTK (as its abbreviated everywhere, even by the “society” itself) considers itself to be above the frat […]
Trump’s Tariffs: Borne Back Ceaselessly Into a Past That Never Was
Today on TAP: Rebuilding manufacturing? It’s more about humiliating every other world leader, and keeping his own taxes low.
Producer holds out hope for Aerosmith’s return: ‘If Steven can sing, believe me, he’ll want to be out there’
Aerosmith announced their retirement from touring back in August due to frontman Steven Tyler’s vocal issues, but one of their producers isn’t writing them off just yet.In an interview with…
Any experience being a dental patient at SLU or similar?
Daily Deal: The Complete Web Developer Bootcamp
No coding experience? This is the course for you. Whether you’ve dabbled in HTML or never touched a single line of code in your life, the Complete Web Developer Bootcamp will prepare you to take on programming jobs big and small. From basic CSS styling to popular frameworks like Bootstrap, this training will help you […]
Woman accused of abusing ducks, dogs at her south St. Louis home
A St. Louis woman is accused of abusing animals at her home in the city’s Hill neighborhood.
Well priced locally owned reupholstery for high end furniture
More Real Estate Loans are Going Bad
From St. Louis Business Journal: Levels of distressed real estate debt are rising in the St. Louis region, according to an analysis from a real estate data analytics firm. St. Louis also has a higher-than-average rate of commercial real estate distressed debt compared with all major U.S. metros, according to the report. The St. Louis metropolitan […]
'Price changes by the hour': International food firm grapples with larger-than-expected tariffs
A St. Louis firm that owns grocery stores and restaurants focused on international foods says the tariffs imposed are creating chaotic pricing.
Two Missouri caves named 'best cave adventure'
While Missouri is known as the "Show Me State," it's also been deemed the "Cave State" as there are around 7,500 caves, according to the Missouri Department of Natural Resources---and two of them were voted as some of the best in the country.
SPAC-led merger to create $6B St. Louis public company hits delay
A special purpose acquisition company has not yet held a shareholders meeting to approve a merger that backers say would create a new publicly traded firm based in St. Louis.
Felony friendly jobs?
Government contractor to lay off hundreds after contract loss
Spectrum Healthcare Resources, a St. Louis-based provider of health care services to military and government employees, says it will cut hundreds of workers after losing a contract.
Man uses broken glass bottle in carjacking: Police
St. Louis police are investigating a carjacking in which one of the suspects used a broken glass bottle to steal a vehicle.
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