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Record low attendance Monday for Cardinals at Busch Stadium III
The announced attendance for Monday night’s game was 21,206, the smallest crowd at Busch Stadium III for a St. Louis Cardinals game.
New restaurant to open in Downtown West
St. Louis-based restaurant group On Point Hospitality, which owns two restaurants in the Central West End, said Monday it is opening a new concept in Downtown West.
St. Louis Cardinals draw smallest non-Covid crowd in stadium history
The St. Louis Cardinals on Monday drew the smallest non-Covid-19 crowd in the history of Busch Stadium III.
MRH board member opinion: MRH Cheerleader: BE Supportive (thump) B E Supportive (thump)
I want to give some insight into the MRH School District’s financial situation and encourage you, the voter, to VOTE YES on propositions B and E in the April 8 election. I am not speaking for the MRH Board of Education in its entirety and what I have to say should be construed as my opinion […]
Contact 2 helps clear STL County real estate tax confusion
But Gina’s real estate tax check was never processed. She says she couldn’t get an answer from the county about her account status.
Retiring surgeon receives heartwarming visit from grateful Paralympian
3 boys help Swansea police in rescuing man from smoke-filled garage fire
Swansea police released an incredible video on Monday that showed officers breaking down a garage door to save a man's life.
Botanical Garden Visitors’ Center Building Team Recognized In ENR’s “Best of the Best” Contest
On March 27th the design and construction team members on the Missouri Botanical Garden’s (MOBOT) new visitor centered were honored on March 27th in New York City. MOBOT’s Jack C. Taylor Visitor Center was chosen to represent the category “Best Cultural/Worship”. The project was submitted by IMEG engineering consultants, the MEP engineer on the project. […]
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FediForum Has Been Canceled
The FediForum Unconference is facing backlash and speakers pulling out in the face of public bigoted comments.
St. Louis police seek details on stolen food trailer
The St. Louis Police are looking for a driver in relation to a stolen food trailer.
I am looking for this dog.
Central West End running club?
Beautiful Saint Louis!
Opinion: Alton Needs A New Leader For Positive Change
ALTON - During the last election, I supported David Goins, with much hope for his success, preferring him over Brant Walker. I support neither candidate this time. Ray Strebel deserves your vote for mayor of Alton. Please read on, it gets interesting. First, a disclosure: I unsuccessfully ran for mayor against Walker in 2017. I ran against Walker because, prior to Walkers win in 2017, Alton’s crime was trending downward, and the budget was in good order, but crime started increasing and the budget turned into the red soon after he took office. Surprisingly, he claimed the opposite was true, and he also claimed an increase in new businesses under his watch, which was the opposite result I found when I made a FOIA request. Walker’s focus was on quantity, giving him a long list of mostly small accomplishments he could recite during the campaign. But I felt these were mostly basic, everyday things any mayor should do. Alton needs a leader with a well-considered plan bringing
Possible ice storm in Shrewsbury
Tonia Haddix pleads guilty to perjury for lies about Tonka the Chimp's death
Ballot language for Missouri anti-abortion amendment doesn’t mention abortion ban
A revamped constitutional amendment moving forward in the Missouri House would ban nearly all abortions in Missouri. But most voters likely wouldn’t know that just by reading the drafted ballot language.
The Republican-backed amendment, if passed out of the legislature and approved by voters, would outlaw abortion with limited exceptions for medical emergencies and survivors of rape and incest prior to 12 weeks gestation.
The amendment seeks to overturn an abortion-rights amendment approved by…
St. Louis County begins early voting for April 8 elections
Starting today, St. Louis County residents can vote "in-person absentee" without an excuse for the April 8 elections.
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