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The last winning home game of 2024. #fireolly
Acclaimed St. Louis Restaurateur (Tai Ke Shabu Shabu Owner) Shot Girlfriend in Neck at Ameristar Casino, Cops Say
Sunset from this Saturday ❤️
Superintendents are leaving St. Louis school districts. It’s becoming a problem.
Burnout, stress and political pressures have led to high turnover rates among veteran educators and a dwindling number of candidates.
Peace, grief, consolation, and the anniversary of Oct. 7: What keeps you up at night?
Michael Oberlander sits down with Lynn Schmidt and discusses the year since Hamas' terrorist attack on Israel, grief and the promise of consolation, and the hope for peace.
Crime is down, FBI says, but politicians still choose statistics to fit their narratives
Violent crime and property crime in the United States dropped in 2023, continuing a downward trend following higher rates of crime during the pandemic, according to the FBI’s latest national crime report. Murders and intentional manslaughter, known as non-negligent manslaughter, fell by 11.6% from 2022. Property crime dropped by 2.4%. Overall, FBI data shows that violent […]
Missing St. Louis County woman found safe
Local Refinance Mortgage Lenders
State auditor opens investigation into St. Louis Development Corporation
The probe could be the first step towards a full-blown state audit of the city agency.
Architects’ Vision, Collaboration, and Open Hand Birth a Village to Care for Women
by TAO+LEE Architects Now in their 15th year, the CannonDesign Open Hand Studio Public Interest Program has been lending a hand to empower mission-driven organizations/non-profits that may not have had access to the resources that could help them realize their Vision. We all know that the business playing field and access to resources are […]
Things to Do / Events This Week (10/7/24 - 10/13/24)
Art Saint Louis presents “Memento Mori”
Art Saint Louis is pleased to announce our Fall 2024 exhibition, “Memento Mori,” on view September 14-October 17, 2024 at our newly relocated Art Saint Louis Gallery at 2801 Locust […]
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If Harris Wins, Whether She Keeps Lina Khan Will Be Extremely Telling
Lina Khan has most certainly faced some growing pains as the head of the FTC, occasionally filing some undercooked cases and raising the hackles of some staff (some grumbling about real missteps, some simply grumbling about reform). At the same time, she’s the closest the U.S. has gotten to a competent antitrust enforcer any time […]
HSHS St. Elizabeth's Hospital pursuing $50M expansion
Just seven years after opening its doors in O'Fallon, Illinois, administrators at HSHS St. Elizabeth's Hospital are looking to expand.
“We’ve outgrown our hospital,” HSHS St. Elizabeth’s CEO Chris Clay told an O'Fallon City Council committee last week.
For an example of how busy the hospital has gotten, Clay said people should look no further than the ER.
“Prior to moving to O’Fallon, we averaged 70 encounters a day in the emergency department,” Clay said. “Today, we average…
Forest Hill. Thanks for a great time STL!
St. Louis police Officer David Lee III mourned by hundreds at funeral
David Lee, a traffic officer, was fatally hit Sept. 22, 2024, while working a crash scene on I-70 in north St. Louis.
Boy, 16, shot in Belleville after dispute with two teens over drugs, police say
The boy was taken to a St. Louis hospital for treatment. Belleville police did not provide an update on the boy's condition.
St. Louis native shares how the Ferguson uprising inspired her to enter the environmental conversation
Monday, October 7 - A dip in the ag economy
Over the last two years, agriculture in the United States has been riding the highs of elevated crop prices and record incomes. But farm income is projected to dip this year. St. Louis Public Radio’s Will Bauer reports on what that means for farmers and the larger ag economy.
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