ST. LOUIS - The St. Louis Symphony Orchestra announced the program schedule for the upcoming 2025-2026 season Tuesday, which featured an extra surprise that the season will be hosted in the newly renovated Powell Hall. With two years and $140 million, crews have worked to transform and expand Powell Hall at the Jack C. Taylor [...]
A significant winter weather system will move into the St. Louis metropolitan area Wednesday morning, bringing a mix of snow, sleet, and freezing rain. The storm system has been rated as a moderate impact event (Category 3 out of 5) for metro St. Louis and areas to the north, while southern regions will experience minor [...]
DMG Investments of New York City is proposing a 7-story apartment building, dubbed “Air St. Louis” on the vacant lot at 3901 Forest Park Ave and Vandeventer across from Ikea currently owned by CORTEX. A $25M zoning-only building permit application was submitted last August. We’ve gotten a first look via documents submitted tot he city. […]
The legislator pushing for a city manager-style government in St. Louis tabled her proposal Tuesday, signaling it's not likely to be taken up again until at least April. At the same time, legislators approved raises for city workers.
The House on Tuesday gave initial approval to a measure by state Rep. Cathy Joy Loy, R-Carthage, that would block orders similar to actions by St. Louis County that limited church gatherings during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Actor Jeremy Strong plays Bruce Springsteen’s manager Jon Landau in the upcoming movie Deliver Me From Nowhere, and he tells Variety working on the film was “utterly life affirming.”“It’s a…
Missouri’s highest court heard arguments Tuesday over whether a school district’s denial of multi-stall bathrooms and locker rooms to a transgender student is a form of sex discrimination. The case may decide if the Missouri Human Rights Act covers legal sex, such as when a birth certificate is amended after gender transition, or is limited […]
MASCOUTAH - After receiving submissions from across the 114th District, Rep. Kevin Schmidt was proud to select Mascoutah Steak House to be his first “Business of the Month.” Rep. Schmidt presented Mascoutah Steak House with an official certificate to honor their recognition and met with the owner and staff. “Mascoutah Steak House embodies everything this program was designed to recognize,” said Rep. Schmidt. “This business has been a staple for years and have shown resilience in the face of adversity during the COVID-19 pandemic and other challenges susceptible to the restaurant industry. Throughout its operation, Mascoutah Steak House has employed hundreds of high school and college students, and its employee-first approach reflects some of the longer-tenured employees. It’s a great destination for the whole family and offers a variety of delicious lunch, dinner, and even breakfast on Sundays fit for any budget.” Mascoutah Steak
The grant will go towards the administration of field tests for polio designed to help detect the disease in impoverished countries where it has yet to be eradicated.
As if things weren’t terrible enough, the techbros of the world have decided the one-two punch of Donald Trump and Elon Musk will make them even richer than they already are, even if it means making the world a worse place to live… or suddenly die. Palantir has been on the leading edge of surveillance […]
Six Sigma is a detail-orientated crafted set of tools and techniques that help improve processes within an organization. The main goal of the Six Sigma certification is simple: to equip individuals with the skills to recognize errors in a business process and remove them. You will receive an introduction to the tools and methods that […]