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Reciprocity: On the Co-Evolution of Seeds, Plants, and People
Cultivating seeds is an ancient cultural practice based on the reciprocal relations between humans, plants, and the land. Yet how exactly does this reciprocity work? Natalie Mueller, assistant professor in the Department of […]
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Missouri House passes amendment that would re-establish a state abortion ban
Move or pay the price: Illinois State Police crackdown on Scott’s Law
As the holiday weekend approaches, highway safety remains a top priority.
Why grass clippings pose hidden dangers on St. Louis-area roads
It's the time of year again when lawnmowers are back in action and homeowners are busy sprucing up their yards. But there's more to mowing than making your yard look sharp.
Ex-St. Louis deputy sheriff arrested for allegedly sexually assaulting detainee
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US man fatally shot after hijacking small plane in Belize, stabbing people
The plane was able to land safely after the man was fatally shot, authorities said.
Why does pot smell like a herd of skunks just pissed on my lawn?
Federal Judge Orders IIJA, IRA Funding to be Resumed
From Construction Dive: A federal judge Tuesday ordered the Trump administration to take “immediate steps” to reinstate already awarded funding from the Inflation Reduction Act and the Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act, after the president broadly froze the disbursements on his first day in office. Judge Mary McElroy of the U.S. District Court for Rhode […]
Purina Farms Visitor Center closed for remainder of 2025
Gray Summit’s Purina Farms Visitor Center will remain closed for the remainder of the 2025 season.
EPA to expedite West Lake landfill cleanup
The Environmental Protection Agency is looking to expedite the cleanup of nuclear waste left over from the Manhattan Project. Families impacted by the West Lake Landfill said they are thrilled to see the new timeline of the cleanup.
Man dies in electric skateboard accident on Grant's Trail in St. Louis County
He was traveling at 28 mph, his mother said, which she regarded as "really fast."
Jury convicts Florissant man of murdering former boss over money dispute
Rodney Collins, 35, was convicted of first-degree murder and several other charges. He faces a mandatory sentence of life in prison without parole.
Energizer Park Soccer Complex Wins Gold LEED Certification
St. Louis CITY SC to celebrate environmental sustainability practices and new initiatives — such as AI sorting technology and the utilization of renewable energy credits — at upcoming “Sustainability Match” on April 19 In recognition of St. Louis CITY SC’s ongoing commitment to environmental sustainability, the U.S. Green Building Council has awarded Energizer Park LEED […]
VIDEO: Subcontractors Sell the Sizzle and Pride of Building in St. Louis
At the American Subcontractors Association-Midwest Council (ASA) 32nd Annual Awards Gala, An Evening under the Stars, on April 5th the organization celebrated who we are as a community. To set the stage for their event they presented video that showcases the strength, dedication, and impact of the St. Louis Construction Industry, and the hardworking people that help to build […]
Missouri House speaker breaks with Republicans, votes ‘no’ on new abortion question
House Speaker Jonathan Patterson said after the 103-51 vote that he didn’t think his constituents back home would support the measure. He was the only Republican to vote against the resolution Thursday.
Guarantee, MO Works Initiative Featured in National IBEW Article
From International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers: With construction on the rise and college tuition prohibitively expensive for many, more high school students are taking a look at the trades. St. Louis Local 1 and Minot, N.D., Local 714 are two locals among many in the IBEW that are meeting this moment. “We need these kids […]
Integrate Construction Partners Completes Eureka Government Center
Integrate Construction Partners successfully delivered the Eureka Government Center, a 24,000-square-foot, single-story municipal government center designed to consolidate the City Hall and Police Department into a modern, functional facility. Situated on a 9.10-acre site, the project involved demolishing the existing City Hall while maintaining uninterrupted use of the active Police Department. The new center includes […]
Fourth “Build My Future” Careers Event Set for April 30 – May 1 at St. Charles Arena
Build My Future® STL is a two-day construction career and industry showcase that includes hands-on exhibits and virtual reality simulations centered on the building trades and broader construction industry. On Wed., April 30 and Thurs., May 1 from 9:00 AM – 2:00 PM, nearly 3,000 students from more than 70 high schools across 15 counties […]
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