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Plant & Seed Swaps 10 am September 28th St. Louis County Public Library Autumn Plants & More Swap at Oak Bend Branch. Bring plants, seeds, bulbs, tools, books, gardening supplies to swap with fellow gardeners. Plants should be divided, brought in containers, and labeled. 1 pm September 28th St. Louis County Public Library Plant Swap … Continue reading Upcoming St. Louis Area Plant Sales →

Kamala Harris sat down yesterday for an interview with Brian Taff of Philadelphia’s Action News. He asked her this: When you talk about bringing down prices and making life more affordable for people, what are one or two specific things you have in mind for that? Harris is getting a lot of flak for not ...continue reading "Kamala Harris talks about prices"

Dahab Jewelry sells high-end pieces imported from the Middle East.

ALTON - Over 80 vendors and hundreds of community members turned out for Alton Pride’s third annual festival. From 11 a.m. to 8 p.m. on Saturday, Sept. 14, 2024, community members could celebrate the LGBTQ+ community with live music, vendors, food trucks and more in downtown Alton. Anne McCoy, one of the board members with Alton Pride, noted that the festival has expanded since its first year in 2022. “It’s grown a lot. We expect that it's going to just keep getting bigger,” McCoy said. “It's always about connecting communities. We're just trying to bring everybody together and let everybody know they're welcome.” Attendees enjoyed performances by Porch Cafe, Mz Goldie, Izzy Salhani and several drag queens. McCoy said the festival began with a “very welcoming and affirming” speech by Alton Mayor David Goins. The Pride Festival is the biggest event that Alton Pride sponsors, but they have several other events and promotions throughout

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"We forget to mention all the wonderful positive things that happen every single day in Dutchtown."

With the transition from summer to fall right around the corner, it's a prime time for tarantulas to become more active in Missouri.

A new report ranks St. Louis as the worst U.S. city in asthma-related deaths, along with the designation as one of America's Top 20 "Asthma Capitals."

Five Years Ago This week in 2019, an appeals court issued a worrying ruling about handing IP addresses to the FBI, while the DOJ was trying to get Apple and Google to hand over names and phone numbers of 10,000 app users. A better appeals court ruling also arrived, saying that the CFAA can’t be […]

The Wall Street Journal has a story today about consumers becoming delinquent in paying their bills. The story isn't wrong: both credit card and auto loan payments have transitioned into delinquency (30 days late) at increasing rates over the past couple of years. The data comes from a quarterly Fed report, and the problem is ...continue reading "How’s your credit? Signals are mixed these days."

Authorities are searching for four suspects after an armed robbery Saturday at Winchester Plaza near Ballwin.