The Illinois governor said Thursday that he looks forward to seeing how a $55 million Metro East technology center project contributes not just to the advancement of innovation in Illinois, but the St. Louis region.
Ctrl-Alt-Speech is a weekly podcast about the latest news in online speech, from Mike Masnick and Everything in Moderation‘s Ben Whitelaw. Subscribe now on Apple Podcasts, Overcast, Spotify, Pocket Casts, YouTube, or your podcast app of choice — or go straight to the RSS feed. In this week’s round-up of the latest news in online […]
Apparently Wall Street is having second thoughts about how wonderful another four years of Donald Trump will be: The Trump rally was never much of a rally in the first place, but it's all gone now. On the other hand, Bitcoin is staying strong: Wall Street might be having second thoughts, but the crypto bros ...continue reading "The stock market rally is no more"
At Eckert’s Farm, there’s no shortage of trees to choose from, and you can cut your own down starting this weekend. But you may be wondering: why the early start?
ST. LOUIS COUNTY, Mo. - Students, staff, and parents are continuing to be affected by an E. coli outbreak from an off-campus Rockwood Summit High School event this week. According to the St. Louis County Health Department, there have now been 69 cases identified as of Friday afternoon, compared to an initial 19 reported Thursday. [...]
Def Leppard is getting ready to go country … in Canada.The Rock & Roll Hall of Famers are set to headline the Saskatchewan edition of the Country Thunder festival, taking…
St. Louis city staff recommends the St. Louis Preservation Board reject Washington University’s request to demolish a vacant, former nursing home in the Central West End.
While KISS may have said goodbye to the road in 2023, Paul Stanley says it doesn’t necessarily mean we will never see the band play live again.In a new interview…
The layoffs were mostly due to Boeing delaying production on the long-range widebody 777X commercial jet, Adams said. Workers in the St. Louis region build component parts for that plane.
WOOD RIVER — Jayla Cartright, a senior at East Alton-Wood River High School, has been named a Midwest Members Credit Union Female Athlete of the Month for East Alton-Wood River High School for her outstanding contributions to the volleyball team. Cartright, recognized for her role as a middle hitter, has been playing volleyball for several years. She credits the sport with instilling in her the importance of teamwork. “The most important quality volleyball has given me is teamwork. It is important to have good relationships with your teammates for the whole team's success, and it makes it more fun,” she said. Her coach, Bethany Billingsley, has played a significant role in her athletic development, fostering an environment where players can thrive. “I would like to mention my mom; she has always been really supportive of things I want to do,” Cartright added, acknowledging the support from her family. In addition to volleyball, Cartright also plays defens
Former Skid Row frontman Sebastian Bach is getting ready to show off his lack of cooking skills. The rocker is one of the celebrities booked for the Food Network competition series Worst…
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