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Dads to Doulas program empowers Black fathers with free education about pregnancy, labor, and postpartum
After his own experience with loss, Brad Edwards has launched several St. Louis-based mental health and fatherhood education programs, with an aim to reduce maternal and infant mortality rates.
Subsidies end for St. Louis-Frankfurt flight, but Lufthansa continues route
The original article comes from the St. Louis Post-Dispatch on September, 25, 2024 Lufthansa Airlines is continuing its nonstop flights from St. Louis to Frankfurt, Germany, at least through the end of 2025. St. Louis Lambert International Airport’s director, Rhonda Hamm-Niebruegge, said the two years of financial incentives offered by St. Louis area interests to lure the German-based airline expired […]
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The Justice Department Challenges Visa’s Predatory Power
Today on TAP: The giant credit card company offers a textbook case in abuse of market power to buy off or crush potential competitors and reap excess profits at consumer expense.
Gordon Ramsay's STL restaurant sees surging demand as diners flock from afar
Gordon Ramsay's new St. Louis restaurant has quickly become a culinary hotspot since opening doors this summer. Crowds from the St. Louis region and beyond are eager to get their hands on Ramsay's world-renowned dishes.
Big St. Louis-based elevator inspection business gets new funding
A St. Louis-based elevator inspection company that's also one of the region's fastest-growing private businesses has received what officials called a "growth" investment from one of its private-equity owners.
Missouri judge rules social services department ‘knowingly’ violated Sunshine Law
The Department of Social Services “knowingly and purposefully” subverted the state’s open records law to gain the upper hand in litigation, a Missouri judge ruled Monday. Cole County Circuit Judge Jon Beetem determined the department violated the Sunshine Law by wrongfully denying a records request because of the identity of requester and not the contents […]
Big corporation seeks to overturn $495M St. Louis jury verdict
Abbott Laboratories Inc. (NYSE: ABT) is seeking to overturn a $495 million St. Louis jury verdict that found the Illinois-based company liable for the baby of a Metro East woman developing a potentially deadly intestinal disease.
St. Louis Sheriff's Deputy dies from medical issue
Deputy Dennis Boyd, a 20-year veteran of the St. Louis Sheriff Department, died this morning due to a medical issue, leaving behind a legacy of public service and a family in mourning.
The Armory closes, saying it hopes to reopen after getting additional funds
“The biggest bar in STL” opened less than two years ago, after previous site plans were derailed by the WeWork crash.
Arraignment set for ex-RHCP guitarist Josh Klinghoffer over misdemeanor vehicular manslaughter charge
Former Red Hot Chili Peppers guitarist Josh Klinghoffer will be arraigned on Thursday at California's Alhambra Courthouse over a misdemeanor charge of vehicular manslaughter without gross negligence, according to court documents.The charge…
Maryland House hosts Forgotten Flavors fundraiser on October 17
A bout with long COVID spurred chef and restaurant writer Holly Fann to organize a food and cocktail event inspired by sensory memories.
'Basketball Wives' star's ex-boyfriend admits to fraud
A former professional basketball player with St. Louis ties, also the ex-boyfriend of sentenced "Basketball Wives" reality TV show star Brittish Williams, pleaded guilty to a federal fraud charge on Wednesday.
Man charged for allegedly setting up home invasion that left accomplice dead, prosecutors say
Former pro player featured on 'Basketball Wives' pleads guilty to federal charge in St. Louis
Former professional basketball player Lorenzo Gordon — whose reality star ex-girlfriend was sentenced to prison last year for various frauds — pleaded guilty Wednesday to his own federal charge.
Thirteen Charges Issued for Burglary and Stealing in South St. Louis County
ST. LOUIS COUNTY - On Monday, September 16, 2024, the St. Louis County Prosecuting Attorney’s Office issued charges on suspect Eugene Times, 18 years of age, of the 6000 block of Enright Avenue in St. Louis, Missouri 63112, for two counts of Burglary First Degree, three counts of Stealing – Firearm, three counts of Stealing – Motor Vehicle, three counts of Stealing – Credit Cards, one count of Stealing $750 or More, and one count of Property Damage First Degree. Times is being held on $125,000 cash only, no 10%, bond. The probable cause statement reads: "Victims reported various offenses committed in south St. Louis County over a period of several weeks between mid-July 2024 and early August 2024. Victim #1 (Count 1) reported that a purse containing multiple credit cards had been stolen from her car while it was parked outside her residence. Victim #2 (Count 2) reported the theft of a 9mm handgun from his unlocked truck outside of his residence. Victim #3 (Count
Shailene Woodley working with Linda Perry to find her singing voice for Janis Joplin biopic
Shailene Woodley is opening up about her plans to play Janis Joplin on the big screen.The actress’s plans to produce and star in a biopic about Joplin were announced in early…