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Some ferns at the Laguna Coast Wilderness Park. Very soothing, aren't they?
Went to a concert at Delmar Hall. My car was also stolen.
St. Louis law firm makes former JAG lawyer a member
A former attorney in the legal arm of the U.S. Air Force has joined a St. Louis law firm as a member, the equivalent of a partner.
Raw data: Employment of recent college graduates
According to the BLS, only 70.2% of college graduates who received bachelor's degrees in the spring of 2023 were employed by October. This is the lowest non-recession number in recent years.
Catholic group buys Boeing's sprawling former leadership campus
FLORISSANT, Mo. -- Boeing's sprawling former leadership center in St. Louis County has been sold to a Catholic group. The Augustine Institute, known for its Catholic content and education, has acquired a 284-acre property. The Institute plans to relocate its headquarters and Graduate School of Theology, currently located near Denver, to this site by fall [...]
10 backpack coolers you can take just about anywhere
Using a backpack cooler ensures you always have your favorite beverage with you (at your preferred temperature), no matter where you go.
St. Louis Blues, despite missing playoffs, sell out nearly every game
The St. Louis Blues are sitting out the National Hockey League playoffs for a second consecutive season, but that didn’t keep fans from packing Enterprise Center during the team’s regular season.
Penalties may rise for child sex crimes in Missouri
The Missouri House of Representatives passed a measure Monday to increase penalties for child sex crime convictions in Missouri.
No One Can Own The Law—So Why Is Congress Advancing A Bill To Extend Copyright To It?
Last week, the US House of Representatives Judiciary Committee voted to advance the Protecting and Enhancing Public Access to Codes Act, or the Pro Codes Act (H.R. 1631), to the full House. The bill would extend copyright protection to codes (such as building codes) that are developed by standards development organizations (SDOs) and incorporated by reference […]
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What $26 Billion Buys
Today on TAP: Netanyahu ignores Biden’s warnings and plans an imminent operation in Rafah.
Webster Groves hosting public meet and greet tonight with finalists to become police chief
Webster Groves City Manager Marie Peoples, who under the charter appoints the city's police chief, encouraged public feedback.
Metro East bootmakers land another military contract
Belleville Shoe Manufacturing Co. awarded $10.3 million contract to make safety boots for U.S. Navy, thanks to support from Metro East members of U.S. Congress
National Enquirer publisher says Trump payments were to help his campaign
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"
2 men charged with stealing $4K dump trailer in Des Peres
Two St. Louis County men are accused of stealing a dump trailer worth $4,000 in Des Peres last summer.
Anyone else going or wanting to go to the Sum 41 show at The Factory tomorrow?
Jon Bon Jovi set for hourlong Michael Strahan interview
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…
St. Louis high schools are taking innovative approaches to help students prepare for the future
From schedules to scores, educators are finding new frameworks to help students meet the world, learn responsibility, and give back to the community.
How St. Louis educators are balancing screentime with preparation for a digitized world
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.