More than 130 staff and students signed a letter condemning what they call an “arbitrary and heavy-handed response” by the private university. Activists plan to protest Saturday in Forest Park.
It's a historic weekend for the Missouri History Museum in Forest Park. The new exhibit at the 1904 World's Fair is now open. The new display showcases original art masterpieces. The fair itself contains hundreds of pictures and more than 200 artifacts.
ST. LOUIS -- Police are investigating a break-in at a liquor store in north St. Louis. One of the owners of BW Liquor and Food Mart on West Florissant Avenue tells FOX 2 that the break-in happened around 3:30 a.m. She believes it's the same people that broke into her store several months ago. St. Louis [...]
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The students launched the encampment, they said, following similar protests at Columbia University and other colleges and universities across the United States.
This is so tedious: Restaurants for months have said menu prices in California would rise as the state raised the minimum wage for fast-food workers. Now they are following through. ....Since September, when California moved to require large fast-food chains to bump up their minimum hourly pay to $20 in April, fast-food and fast-casual restaurants ...continue reading "No, a minimum wage increase in April didn’t raise prices last September"
Return to a time when steamboats ruled the river. The one-hour narrated riverfront cruise aboard the Riverboats at the Gateway Arch explores the history of downtown St. Louis, including the […]
Tough Mudder, the global leader in obstacle course adventures, will host an event at World Wide Technology Raceway on April 27 and 28. The world’s premier endurance event will offer […]
The arrests came in waves, and as students at Washington University chanted for a free Palestine, others were marched away to the beat of a protest drum in the background. Police from multiple St. Louis-area departments — including Richmond Heights Police, the St. Louis Metropolitan Police Department, the St. Louis County Police and the Washington University Police — spent hours staring down student activists praying, eating and protesting for Palestine on Wash U’s lawn. Nearly three hours after an initial warning to disperse, officers moved in with zip ties, dragging students to the ground and ripping apart a human chain as they arrested demonstrators.
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