An Affton fire captain was laid to rest on Thursday after taking one last trip to the firehouse as part of the procession. Family and friends of Captain Jim Cova came together to honor his life.
St. Louis’ Asian American community celebrates recent work to bring light to the lives and contributions of early Chinese immigrants to St. Louis, including an honorary street-naming in the city and the 100th anniversary of a Chinese gravesite at Valhalla Cemetery.
Missouri Attorney General Andrew Bailey doesn’t believe he should have to sit for a deposition over an alleged ethics breach by his office, arguing in a motion filed Thursday that a judge must reverse her “unprecedented order.” Clay County Circuit Court Judge Karen Krauser issued an order last week allowing attorneys for Jackson County to […]
Celebrate summer in downtown St. Louis! Every Thursday throughout the season (except July 4), Kiener Plaza will come alive with live music, happy hours, movie nights and more. The schedule […]
Find your flow on this six-hour river trip led by Big Muddy Adventures. For the event, Big Muddy Adventures collaborates with local farmers, growers, makers, musicians and hospitality professions – […]
Mayor Tishaura Jones and Alderman Shane Cohn cut the ribbon on renovated basketball courts and new pickleball courts in Marquette Park, funded by the Biden-Harris administration's American Rescue Plan Act.
The International Brotherhood of Magicians, also known as I.B.M., calls Missouri its home, with their headquarters located in St. Charles. While its headquarters may be humble, its impact on St. Louis and even the world is impressive.
I.B.M. has members in 88 countries and over 300 clubs or "rings" located in countries like Italy, Hong Kong and Russia. Illusionists and magicians like David Copperfield, Lance Burton and Criss Angel even call themselves members of I.B.M.
Netflix’s subscriber and earnings growth accelerated in its latest quarter as the video streaming service benefits from an expansion into advertising and an acclaimed programming lineup.
Over at Mother Jones, Artis Curiskis writes about old police guns used to commit crimes: It took seven long years to pry one staggering number from the hands of the federal government: that 52,529 weapons once owned by police were recovered at crime scenes across the country from 2006 to 2021. In that period, an ...continue reading "A tiny number of police guns are used to commit crimes"
Summertime commutes often lead drivers by construction zones, both with workers present and absent from the work sites. Those two scenarios seem different on paper, but perhaps should be treated as much of the same.
This week, more than 500 federal and local first responders converged in the St. Louis region to practice for an 8.4 magnitude earthquake. The drill accounted for collapsed bridges, crumbling buildings and more than 40,000 people trapped in Busch Stadium. First responders also dropped portable roads from helicopters near the Grafton ferry dock for a river crossing. Joining the discussion was Maj. Kelly Hudson, project officer for Michigan-based National Guard Task Force 46, and Samantha Lewis, executive director of the St. Louis Area Regional Response System.
LOS ANGELES (AP) — Bob Newhart, the deadpan accountant-turned-comedian who became one of the most popular TV stars of his time after striking gold with a classic comedy album, has died at 94. Jerry Digney, Newhart's publicist, says the actor died Thursday in Los Angeles after a series of short illnesses. Newhart, best remembered now [...]
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