A panel of St. Louis experts working with immigrants and refugees saying these new arrivals are filing critical workforce needs in the region, but continuing to grow this population requires help from the private sector.
GERMANTON, Ill. -- Did you feel it? A small earthquake shook an area of Illinois about 40 miles east of St. Louis. At 6:55 p.m. a 2.8 magnitude earthquake occurred 0.62 miles north-northeast of Germantown, Illinois. The quake took place at a depth of approximately 14.7 miles. Despite its small size, it serves as a [...]
A pro-Palestinian protest has caused traffic disruptions on a busy section of Delmar Boulevard in University City. Protestors have blocked the road from Big Bend to nearly Midland.
Though the developer paid the first half of CBREโs commission on Alamo Drafthouse Cinemaโs lease, it has since failed to pay the remaining $206,900.50 owed, according to the suit.
LOS ANGELES (AP) โ Shohei Ohtani cracked a line drive to right field and sprinted past second base, confident he could leg out a triple that would thrill his new fans in his first home plate appearance for the Los Angeles Dodgers. The $700 million slugger didn't realize Mookie Betts had been stopped in front [...]
Here's an odd one. A few weeks ago the CFPB issued a new rule substantially cutting late fees on credit card payments. The US Chamber of Commerce quickly sued. They unsurprisingly chose to file in the Fort Worth division of the Northern District of Texas, home to judges Reed O'Connor and Mark Pittman, who are ...continue reading "Reliable Republican judge throws Chamber of Commerce under the bus"
A Bel Ridge man appeared in federal court on Thursday to be sentenced for stealing cigarettes and cash from local QuikTrip stores on five separate occasions.
The DeClue family has "maintained a respectful silence" since the March 8 fight, said the teen's cousin, Tina DeClue, in a statement sent to the Post-Dispatch.
Just in case you're curious, here's the annual rate of bridge failures in the US: There's no trend either up or down. It's perhaps also worth noting that virtually none of these failures were due to age or bad design. The vast majority failed due to floods, being hit by trucks, being hit by barges, ...continue reading "Bridge failures haven’t changed in the past quarter century"