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DESE commissioner surprised by school performance improvements
The head of Missouri's education department says she's surprised Missouri schools are making progress in performance.
St. Louis Public Schools putting a temporary stop to district-issued credit card spending
Just Another Reminder That Undercover Cops Are Criminals Capable Of Ruining Innocent People’s Lives
Confidential informants (CI) are considered useful to law enforcement investigations, so society is just expected to bear the burden of criminal acts committed by informants in (dubious) furtherance of public safety goals. CI’s are just criminals with more immunity than most — even when they happen to be some of the worst criminals imaginable. In […]
First the director of Personnel sues, now the absentee jail director returns
SLPS being sued for abuse of severely disabled child.
New NGA campus
Is Chappelle Roan's HOT TO GO about Schnucks' deli?
Cannabis clemency for president of St. Louis roofing business
38-year-old Tommy Anderson has been required to wear a monitoring device since being released from prison last year. His case made headlines when he was convicted in 2017.
Wash U surgeon explains new self-test kits for cervical cancer
There is a new option available for cervical cancer screening for women 30 years of age.
Arkansas man accused of driving corpse to Missouri before getting in shootout with police, family speaks out
The family of an accused killer from Independence County, Arkansas, is speaking for the first time.
SLPS asks credit card holders to return them after audit
The Saint Louis Public Schools District has announced new measures they are implementing regarding the use of district credit cards after an internal audit's findings were released Tuesday.
He's been credited for improving conditions at St. Louis County jail. Now, he's hired to help St. Louis city jail
Granite City firehouse closing temporarily for construction
The Granite City Firefighters Local 523 station 3 firehouse will be closing this weekend for construction on the building.
Slacker teens are in shorter supply these days
Here's yet another ACS chart. It shows the percentage of "disconnected youth," which means late teens who aren't in school and aren't working: This one isn't as surprising as the other two (I don't know how they're going to turn out until I grab the numbers from FRED). Basically, fewer kids became unmotivated slackers during ...continue reading "Slacker teens are in shorter supply these days"
How to Make Your First Loops Video
Loops is a brand new Fediverse platform for short-form video. This guide covers some of the things we do with making Loops Videos.
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7 Trends Shaping the Build-to-Rent Market in 2025
From Builder Online: While the build-to-rent (BTR) market has experienced a softening recently as the higher cost of capital has discouraged deals, the general state of the market is “good and getting better,” according to Callum Parrott, president and head of single-family rental (SFR) and BTR for Mill Creek Residential. On the supply side, rate […]
How Automation Is Actually Closing the Labor Gap
From Area Development: Industrial automation and robotics offer huge benefits to manufacturing and warehouse distribution and fulfilment operations. This is not a new concept; articles going back decades have explained how these applications can improve quality and consistency, optimize productivity and throughput, increase worker safety, and reduce direct labor cost. The topic has gained currency […]
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