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LAPD Officers Gather In Court To Bitch About Having Their Photos Inadvertently Released
You would think this is a done deal, but it isn’t. It just keeps getting stupider. Last year, journalist Ben Camacho filed a public records request for photos of all active Los Angeles PD officers. After a couple of rounds of litigation, the city agreed to release the sought records. Camacho shared these with the […]
Champions for Diversity & Inclusion Awards 2024: Ben Molina helps Cortex connect with diverse communities
As an entrepreneurship program manager at Cortex Innovation Community, Ben Molina brings a social worker’s lens to the task of fostering innovation for concept- and early-stage entrepreneurs.
Officials call Missouri bird flu case a ‘one-off’ and say risk to public is still low
The Missouri case raised questions about the possibility of human-to-human bird flu transmission, but officials said there is no evidence of other people being infected.
A Missourian got bird flu without animal contact. Experts still aren't sure how
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Neil Young, Annie Lennox & more mobilize for climate change awareness
Rock & Roll Hall of Famers Neil Young, Annie Lennox and Carole King are among the stars who have joined a 24-hour social media campaign to amplify climate change awareness.The artists…
Champions for Diversity & Inclusion Awards: Trezette Dixon increases engagement at The Fellows Experience
As senior director for The Fellows Experience at Greater St. Louis Inc., Trezette Dixon fosters leadership development for mid-career professionals of color in the St. Louis region.
Vacant Millennium Hotel is under contract, business group says
Where to find cannabis-infused dinners and dishes in St. Louis
Upcoming events, insights on ingredients, and the ever-shifting legal landscape
This grey cat has been hanging around the Stonehaven Apartments in Hazelwood. Does anyone know if he might belong to someone?
Champions for Diversity & Inclusion Awards 2024: Mark Kamimura-Jiménez leads Center for Diversity and Inclusion
Mark Kamimura-Jiménez has been instrumental in Washington University’s efforts to center diversity and inclusion for the entire student body and university community, fostering a learning environment that enriches and supports students from all backgrounds.
Judge rules against NorthSide lender in NGA land dispute
A state-court judge on Thursday dismissed the remaining count in a lawsuit brought against St. Louis development entities by Bank of Washington, the lender for developer NorthSide Regeneration.
Champions for Diversity & Inclusion Awards 2024: Marshaun Warren doubles down on DEI efforts at Belleville school district
While many academic institutions across the country are facing criticism for diversity, equity and inclusion efforts or cutting back on staff working in this area, Marshaun Warren has doubled down.
Champions for Diversity & Inclusion Awards 2024: Ron Unterreiner uses decades of experience to help minority firms
Ron Unterreiner graduated from Southeast Missouri State University, in his hometown of Cape Girardeau, Missouri, in 1968 with a degree in business administration. The very next morning he went to work for Fred Kummer of Kummer Construction Co., later called HBE Corp.
Madison County, Illinois woman charged with shooting boyfriend
A woman from the unincorporated Metro East community of State Park Place was arrested Tuesday for allegedly shooting her boyfriend at their home.
Edwardsville's Ian Kim's Musical Journey: From Violin to Viola Prodigy
EDWARDSVILLE – Ian Kim, a rising freshman at Edwardsville High School, is set to embark on a significant milestone as he joins the St. Louis Symphony Youth Orchestra’s viola section this year. Ian’s journey in music began with the violin before he made a permanent switch to the viola at the age of 7. His musical repertoire also includes the piano, which he studies through the Southern Illinois University Edwardsville’s Keyboard Program. Since sixth grade, Ian has consistently received top marks at the Illinois Grade School Music Association (IGSMA) Solo and Ensemble Competitions and has participated in the Illinois Music Education Association (ILMEA) Junior Orchestra Festivals for the past three years. Most recently, he performed with the Alton Symphony Orchestra, gaining valuable orchestral experience. Victoria Voumard, the Edwardsville High School orchestra director, said Ian is talented, hard-working, fearless and motivated. "He is constantly searching fo
Raw data: Late abortions in the US
How late can abortions be performed in the US? A few facts: There are only seven states where abortion is legal in the third trimester. There are only 14 clinics in those states that perform abortions in the third trimester. They are expensive and time consuming. Based on extrapolations of CDC surveillance data, there are ...continue reading "Raw data: Late abortions in the US"
Champions for Diversity & Inclusion Awards 2024: Jason Baker confronts DEI barriers at Monarch Immigrant Services
As the executive director for Monarch Immigrant Services, Jason Baker confronts barriers to diversity and inclusion every day.
Champions for Diversity & Inclusion Awards 2024: Apollo Carey is passionate about building diverse legal profession
In 2023, Apollo Carey became the first Black person to be named to Lewis Rice's management committee when he was named partner.
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