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States retreat from covering drugs for weight loss
Some states are rethinking their coverage of GLP-1 drugs for weight loss as budgets tighten and Medicaid programs brace for the cuts included in President Donald Trump’s broad tax and spending law. As of Oct. 1, 16 state Medicaid programs covered GLP-1s for obesity treatment, up from 13 last year, according to a survey of […]
Morning commute still slow in spots a day after region's snowfall
More than 20 departing flights were delayed Tuesday at St. Louis Lambert International Airport.
Move City gov functions to Railway Exchange Building
RHCP’s Flea to release new solo album in 2026; listen to song ‘A Plea’ now
Red Hot Chili Peppers bassist Flea will release a new solo album in 2026.The currently-untitled record sees Flea, as a press release puts it, "returning to his first instrument and…
How to check Missouri highway cameras
On This Day, Dec. 2, 2012: Led Zeppelin receives the Kennedy Center Honors in Washington, DC
On This Day, Dec. 2, 2012 ...Rockers Led Zeppelin were celebrated as Kennedy Center Honorees at a ceremony held in Washington, D.C.Jack Black handled the intro, calling the band —…
Historic school in St. Louis hits the market
Masonic Temple in University City is of Egyptian-revival architecture (undated postcard)
The History and Significance of Giving Tuesday
What if one day could harness the collective power of millions of people worldwide to create meaningful change? Giving Tuesday is precisely that—a movement that transforms generosity into a global phenomenon, inspiring individuals, organizations, and communities to give back in tangible ways. The Birth of a Global Movement Giving Tuesday emerged in 2012 as a response to the commercialization of the post-Thanksgiving shopping season in the United States. While Black Friday and Cyber Monda
Crafting Creativity: Mastering the Art of DIY Holiday Decorations
Did you know that nearly 70% of consumers express a preference for personalized holiday decorations over store-bought items? This trend reflects a growing desire to infuse homes with unique touches that tell personal stories, rather than relying on mass-produced décor. Creating your own holiday decorations not only saves money but also fosters creativity and provides a meaningful way to celebrate traditions. However, embarking on DIY projects can be daunting without a clear approach. Thi
PERSPECTIVE: STL Region Plagued By Old Question; What’s The Path to The Promised Land?
by Tom Finan, Executive Director/Co-Founder, Construction Forum Over the past five years, the path to a better future for our industry and our region has taken on Biblical proportions. First came a pandemic. Then, this past spring, a tornado devastated thousands of homes — including my own, though our neighbors a few blocks north and […]
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This Day in History on December 2: Napoleon Bonaparte Crowns Himself Emperor
December 2nd holds a unique place in history, marked by events that have shaped the course of nations and influenced global movements. 1804 – Napoleon Bonaparte Crowned Emperor of the French On this day in 1804, Napoleon Bonaparte crowned himself Emperor in a lavish ceremony at Notre-Dame Cathedral in Paris. Defying tradition, he took the crown from Pope Pius VII and placed it on his own head, symbolizing his authority derived not from the Church but from himself. This event marked
Live updates: St. Louis traffic and weather
ST. LOUIS -- The snow moved on from St. Louis overnight, but the impact is still being felt on roads and in classrooms. Several districts are adjusting schedules after Monday’s snowfall, and the morning commute is slow in spots. Lambert Airport recorded more than three inches of snow, enough to slow traffic and close schools. [...]
Missouri sports betting likely to change patterns, impact neighboring states
On Sundays, Spencer Murry has been driving across the border into Kansas to place bets on sports. Murry, a Kansas City resident, said he’s always loved watching sports. When he learned about sports betting via social media, he started placing bets on the Chiefs. “I’ll go on Sunday mornings, so probably once a week, maybe […]
Webster Groves to consider new sales taxes because of budget crunch
"Like all municipalities, the City of Webster Groves is facing increased costs to provide critical services at a time when there is less revenue," a city spokesman said.
Man killed in crash with fire truck in Imperial
The Missouri Highway Patrol said the crash was just before 2 p.m. Monday on Interstate 55, north of Imperial Main Street.
New age verification rule causes Pornhub to shut down access in Missouri
Pornography sites that wish to operate in Missouri must now verify that users are adults before granting access to explicit content, under a new rule that went into effect Monday. The change caused the porn industry’s largest website, Pornhub, to block access in Missouri, issuing a statement calling the new rule ineffective and a potential […]
White House Launches Worthless And Whiny Taxpayer-Funded ‘Media Bias’ Tracker
Not content with just filing baseless lawsuits against media companies who say mean things about our historically unpopular president, the Trump administration has unveiled a new lazy wrinkle in its war on journalism and free speech. The White House unveiled a new section of its website last week that claims to be tracking media outlets […]
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