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'It's hard for him to give this power up': St. Louis sheriff-elect claims transition troubles before Jan. 1 start date
New townhouses planned for Soulard
A 20-unit townhouse development is planned for the city’s Soulard neighborhood.
Panel denies WashU Central West End demolition
The St. Louis Preservation Board Monday rejected Washington University Medical Center’s request to demolish a vacant, former nursing home in the Central West End.
Cahokia Heights Police investigate shooting
An Illinois State Police crime scene unit was looking for evidence Monday evening in the parking lot of a vacant building where a Hardee’s once operated in Cahokia Heights.
First Restaurant to Serve Sushi in St. Louis
Wood River Dog Park Plans Shift After Bid Rejection
WOOD RIVER - Plans have changed for a dog park in downtown Wood River after the City Council on Monday, Nov. 18, 2024, rejected the only bid it received for the project. According to the resolution, the city only received one bid for the project from RCS Construction, Inc. of East Alton. The total estimated cost of their proposal was $370,545, which “far exceeded the amount budgeted by city for the project.” As previously reported on Riverbender.com , the City Council voted in October to pursue the creation of a dog park and pocket park at 217-223 E. Ferguson Ave. City Manager Steve Palen said at the time Economic Development funds had been budgeted based on estimates of $100,000 for the dog park and $150,000 for the pocket park. As of Monday’s meeting, his estimate for both parks remained over $100,000 based on the bid from RCS. Palen said he still intends to build the dog park and pocket park using City of Wood River crews - except for wor
St. Louis bar closing at end of year
Cherokee Street venue The Fortune Teller Bar is closing at the end of the year.
Hoffmann again ups stake in St. Louis Post-Dispatch parent Lee Enterprises
A trust tied to the Hoffmann Family of Companies has again upped its stake in St. Louis Post-Dispatch parent Lee Enterprises.
Moscow warns the US over allowing Ukraine to hit Russian soil with longer-range weapons
KYIV, Ukraine (AP) — The Kremlin warned Monday that President Joe Biden’s decision to let Ukraine strike targets inside Russia with U.S.-supplied longer-range missiles adds “fuel to the fire” of the war and would escalate international tensions even higher. Biden’s shift in policy added an uncertain, new factor to the conflict on the eve of [...]
'It's hard for him to give this power up': St. Louis sheriff-elect claims transition troubles before Jan. 1 start date
New ground-up apartment project planned for Midtown
Judy Garland’s iconic ‘Meet Me in St. Louis’ attire on display
An iconic pair of Hollywood memorabilia are back together in St. Louis for a short time. The dress and coat worn by actress Judy Garland in the film “Meet Me in St. Louis” are part of a display inside the Missouri History Museum in Forest Park.
Panera Bread's parent company names new chair, director
Panera Brands Inc., the St. Louis-based parent company of Panera Bread and several other restaurant chains, said it has named a new chairman and a new board member "to bolster its restaurant industry experience as the company prepares for its next phase of growth."
Driver's test waiting times?
Manchester police ID at large suspects in multi-state crime spree
Investigators with the Manchester Police Department have been credited with identifying a trio wanted for a multi-state crime spree. However, the trio is still at large.
Child services worker charged with obstructing investigation into teens' plot to murder foster parents
MCDONALD COUNTY, Mo. — Two McDonald County teenage girls allegedly plot to kill their foster parents and their caseworker is now charged for withholding a note that laid out those plans. Emily Flatt is facing felony charges of tampering with physical evidence and hindering prosecution. She is a case manager at Missouri Baptist Children's Home [...]
'It’s the right thing to do': WePower proposes using Rams settlement to create early childhood education endowment
Twice in three months: Tower Grove South woman's car stolen again
Patty Dial went to bed in her Tower Grove South home on Saturday night, her Nissan Rouge was right in front of her home.
Inflation in Russia is . . . kind of normal
CNN says inflation is skyrocketing in Russia: Butter, some meats, and onions are about 25% more expensive than a year ago, according to official data.... Inflation is being driven by the rapid rise in wages as the Kremlin pours billions into military industries and sends millions of men to fight in Ukraine. Hmmm. "Some" meats. ...continue reading "Inflation in Russia is . . . kind of normal"
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