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 […]
Prosecutors dismissed criminal cases last week against three men accused of holding a woman hostage in the basement because the evidence didn't support the charges, a spokeswoman said Sunday.
Construction employers who want to assist their employees’ families in finding affordable counseling for children or teens now have another option. Provident Behavioral Health is now offering immediate appointments for free counseling and psychiatric services, including medication management, for children and teens under 20 in St. Louis County. The services are completely free, because of […]
The wireless industry’s major trade association (CTIA) just released a new study indicating that Americans consumed more than 100 trillion megabytes of wireless data last year. CTIA’s 2024 Annual Wireless Industry Survey found last year saw the biggest single-year increase in wireless data usage ever recorded: 36% more data consumed than in 2022 — and almost double […]
The Clayton-based footwear retailer announced a restructuring that will affect St. Louis-area jobs as it reported lower quarterly sales and cut its fiscal 2024 outlook.
The two pushed forward, broke through the masses, and got on one of the last flights, leaving behind their families, their homes and everything they had ever known.
Many in the law enforcement community are upset and cutting ties with local fitness entrepreneur Andy Frisella.
Frisella is the co-founder of 1st Phorm, a St. Louis supplement and fitness company. He's on damage control after these comments he made during his podcast episode that came out on National Police Woman Day.
“In my opinion, women shouldn't be in the f****** field and police officers," Frisella said in his podcast. "I just don't think they should be. Every woman cop I've ever dealt with,…
"St. Louisans know better than most that when neighborhoods don't receive the investment and opportunities that residents deserve, those neighborhoods will eventually decline," Mayor Tishaura Jones said.s
Missouri’s November ballot is now set, and initiative campaigns are ramping up spending to convince voters to pass the proposals. The first to go on the air last week was Winning for Missouri Education, the committee funded by online sports gambling companies for Amendment 2, which would legalize betting on college and professional games. The […]
His waning days as Missouri’s secretary of state have not been kind to Jay Ashcroft. Once considered a frontrunner to become governor, he finished a dismal third in the August Republican primary. A few weeks later, he was forced to certify Amendment 3, an initiative petition clearing the way for voters in November to decide […]
Sam Altman is the co-founder and CEO of OpenAI, the company behind ChatGPT. He’s also a St. Louis native. Altman was back in his hometown Friday, the day after the launch of the newest model of ChatGPT. He started his day at his alma mater, John Burroughs School in Ladue, talking to students and teachers. Later he sat down to talk with St. Louis on the Air host Elaine Cha.
ST. LOUIS - We're watching for some patchy fog through the morning hours Monday. The area of rain in southeast Missouri is farther south than this time Sunday; however, a few of our southern counties are still being clipped by a few sprinkles Monday morning. Monday will be the last day for isolated showers and [...]
Getting a shout-out from U2 frontman Bono can be a shock to anyone, and that was certainly the case for Entourage star Jerry Ferrara.The hit HBO series turned 20 in July, and Ferrara, who played the…
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