In the Trump hush money trial, David Pecker, publisher of the National Enquirer, testified today about paying off informants to hush up sex scandals: Before court adjourned for the day, Mr. Pecker testified that Mr. Cohen and Mr. Trump had asked him what he and his magazines could do “to help the campaign,” a crucial ...continue reading "National Enquirer publisher says Trump payments were to help his campaign"
Jon Bon Jovi is set to sit down with Good Morning America’s Michael Strahan for an in depth interview, and we are getting our first preview.A new trailer has just been released…
According to the CDC, youth ages 11–14 spend nearly nine hours per day using media devices for entertainment. That doesn’t even factor in their use of computers and tablets at school.
In a study by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, 91 percent of survey respondents “indicated that the pandemic ‘highly impacted’ early identification of developmental delays and disabilities in young children from birth to age 5."
GOP U.S. Sen. Josh Hawley slams sending $600 billion in aid to Ukraine, help that includes missile defense system made by Boeing in St. Charles and West Plains.
April 20 is a day recognized globally for celebrating cannabis culture, but it’s also like the cannabis industry’s Black Friday. Dispensaries offer deals designed to inspire people to flood their stores to stock up. However on Saturday, dispensaries across the state using an inventory platform called Dutchie were hamstrung for hours by technical challenges, which […]
Ferguson Twilight Run is 15! The annual run/walk is Saturday, Is May 18 at Plaza at 501 Late afternoon on Saturday, May 18, the intersection of Florissant Road and Suburban Avenue will transform from a community farmers market to the start and finish area of a community race. Runners and walkers anticipating […]
ST. LOUIS -- The Missouri Department of Conservation is outlining the permit process for the 2024 bear and elk hunting seasons. Each step into the Missouri woods, guided by carefully crafted quotas and designated zones, promises an autumn steeped in the rhythms of survival and stewardship. The Missouri Department of Conservation has announced that 400 [...]
Missouri Botanical Garden will hold New Museum exhibition – Kernels of Culture: Maize Around the World The Stephen and Peter Sachs Museum, located at the Missouri Botanical Garden, is highlighting the significant role maize has played in agriculture, scientific development, and culture at its latest exhibition – Kernels of Culture: Maize Around the World. […]
The buyer will relocate its headquarters from Denver to the 284-acre St. Louis County retreat where the aerospace giant hosted corporate training for two decades until the Covid-19 pandemic.
The Sugarfire/Hi-Pointe/Chicken Out restaurant group, which last year topped the Business Journal’s list of the largest locally based restaurant groups, is no more, but two of its concepts live on under separate ownership.
Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton is an utter asshat. Not only is he the chosen defender of litigation over unconstitutional laws passed by an equally idiotic legislature, but he’s also the man behind plenty of Texas government action meant to make things worse for plenty of Texas residents. On top of that, Ken Paxton has […]
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