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Jewelry thief left ID behind at pawn shop: Police
A man accused of stealing a gold necklace from a St. Louis pawn shop was apprehended after leaving behind his photo ID.
Truth Social just gets scammier and scammier
Yesterday Truth Social had 136 million shares outstanding at a closing price of $32.57. Today, after Trump met the terms for a payout of 36 million new shares, they effectively have 172 million shares outstanding at a closing price of $35.67. So in one day, in which nothing happened, the paper value of the company ...continue reading "Truth Social just gets scammier and scammier"
Phone bank for victims of crimes returning Thursday
For those who are seeking help in the criminal justice process, a phone bank is being held Thursday to offer support.
New Budweiser 703 Club draws praise from Cardinals fans
A new off-season addition is proving to be a big hit with fans at Busch Stadium, even if the product on the field is struggling.
Illinoisans can now get documents notarized online
Illinoisans who need a notary public can now access those services online through a new “E-Notary” portal launched by the secretary of state’s office.
This process is one of the latest initiatives of Secretary of State Alexi Giannoulias’ ongoing effort to modernize the office and its services.
Notaries are state-appointed officials who administer oaths, certify documents and act as witnesses to document singings for things like affidavits and bills of sale. Until now, notary services could…
Man charged with stealing $11K worth of cigarettes, vapes
A St. Louis man has been charged with stealing more than $11,000 worth of cigarettes and vapes earlier this year.
Air Force passes on Boeing for drone contract. But overall defense unit revenue is up.
This has "no impact" on its ongoing, $1.8 billion expansion project in the region, the company said.
St. Louis Powerball player wins $50K after taking second glance at ticket
A Missouri Lottery player mistakenly thought they'd won $100 from the April 6 Powerball drawing.
Dog saved from fire after presumed lightning strike ignites New Melle home
Universal Music’s Copyright Claim: 99 Problems And Fair Use Ain’t One
Welp, sometimes you gotta read Techdirt fast, or you just might miss something. And sometimes it’s because Universal Music is acting to silence creativity yet again. Yesterday, we posted about how Dustin Ballard, the creative genius behind There I Ruined It, who makes very funny parody songs, had posted a lengthy disclaimer on his latest […]
Air Force doesn't pick Boeing to make first batch of autonomous drones
Boeing said it did not propose its existing autonomous drones, but instead pitched “another proprietary solution" tailored for the specific qualifications of the Air Force's program.
Yoga with Art
Immerse yourself in a harmonious blend of art and wellness at 21c Museum Hotel St. Louis. Held in Gallery 2 on the second floor of the hotel, the inclusive experience […]
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Suburban office building owner seeks to add exterior amenities to lure tenants
In a twist on the race to add new amenities inside office buildings, a developer is looking to add more amenities outside its suburban office building in St. Louis County.
FOX 2 meteorologists take over Busch Stadium for Weather Day
More than 6,000 students, teachers, and parents spent their Wednesday engaging in fun science and weather-related activities with the FOX 2 meteorology team.
Missouri House backs legal shield for weedkiller maker facing thousands of cancer-related lawsuits
Gateway Pundit seeking Chapter 11.
Cinema St. Louis focuses on queer love and community at QFest
For 17 years Cinema St. Louis has hosted QFest, a film festival highlighting queer storytelling and filmmaking. This year the theme is, simply, “love” — including the romantic, the familial and fictive kinship. Cinema St. Louis’ director of festival curation and education Emmett Williams and artist Jess T. Dugan share their motivations and hopes for QFest and queer storytelling in St. Louis.
'Eads Bridge at 150' exhibit opens at Missouri History Museum
The Eads Bridge is a structure of distinction, not only for its design and materials, but also for its place in regional history and culture. A new exhibit at the Missouri History Museum commemorates the bridge’s 150th year. Amanda Clark, public historian at the Missouri Historical Society and content lead for the “Eads Bridge at 150” exhibit, discusses the legacy of the bridge a century and a half after its completion.
Billy Idol takes fans behind the scenes of “Eyes Without A Face” for Vevo Footnotes
Billy Idol is giving fans some insight into his Rebel Yell hit “Eyes Without A Face” in a new video for Vevo Footnotes.In the clip, Idol explains that his aim…