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Long distance route that includes St. Louis is rated 2nd in FRA Long Distance Study
Are retail sales down, or just returning to their old levels?
Retail sales were up slightly in May, but the trend is very definitely down over the past couple of years: Retail sales per capita have declined 5% since the start of 2022. But here's more context: So what's really going on? Are shoppers running out of money and buying less? Or simply reverting to their ...continue reading "Are retail sales down, or just returning to their old levels?"
Unchained Melody … AKA … Melody
Melody thrives on affection and is seeking a patient, tranquil home. Melody's compatibility with another cat can be successful, making her a good fit for a loving household
Charges issued for AC unit thefts in Jennings
A Glasgow Village man is charged with stealing AC units in Jennings earlier this spring.
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Women's group in West County
Kansas lawmakers approve tax incentive bill to lure Chiefs, Royals away from Missouri
The Kansas City Royals and Chiefs could receive hundreds of millions of dollars in sales tax revenue to move from Missouri and build new stadiums across the state line under legislation passed Tuesday by Kansas lawmakers.
The Kansas House voted 84-38 and the Senate voted 27-8 to approve legislation that would expand a state incentive program in an attempt to lure one or both teams from Kansas City.
The bill now heads to Gov. Laura Kelly, a Democrat, who said in a statement following the Senate…
Home of Mark Twain's mentor for sale in Lafayette Square
Among the early homebuilders in Lafayette Square was steamboat pilot Horace Ezra Bixby. Born in Geneseo, New York, in 1826, Bixby went on to become a prodigious pilot, securing pilot licenses for the Mississippi, Missouri, and Ohio rivers.
Genocide and the floating pier
As part of an angry response to a New York Times explainer on getting aid to Gaza, Alec Karakatsanis says this: For example, "humanitarian aid" pier in Gaza wasn't a cynical fraud to cover for genocide (a PR ploy by U.S. to keep sending weapons that was then itself used in one of Israel's great ...continue reading "Genocide and the floating pier"
Corn growers join lawsuit against EPA for emissions mandates
(The Center Square) – Several U.S. oil and corn industry lobby groups are suing the Biden Administration over its plans to slash planet-warming tailpipe emissions from cars and trucks. The coalition argues the regulations will cause economic harm.
Tower Grove Prk splash pad
Slashed tires at Post Sports Bar in Creve Coeur last night...
What is Lindenwood University’s public opinion in SL?
A Missouri mayor says a fight over jobs is back on. Things to know about Kansas wooing the Chiefs
TOPEKA, Kan. (AP) — A plan in Kansas for luring the Kansas City's two major league sports franchises from Missouri has prompted their hometown's mayor to declare that the move ends a 5-year-old agreement by the states not to poach each other's jobs. The Kansas Legislature has approved a measure to allow the state to [...]
Mosquito spraying can be turned off by your house
The St. Louis County Department of Public Health Vector-Borne Disease Prevention Program sprays for mosquitos for the majority of the 523 square miles that comprise St. Louis County, according to its website. But anyone who wants to can request that the truck not spray near their house. To do that, email Stephen Dlugos (SDlugos@stlouiscountymo.gov), vector […]
UPDATED: Missing Castle Point woman found; Endangered Person Advisory canceled
The St. Louis County Police Department has issued an Endangered Person Advisory for a missing Castle Point woman.
Who were the St. Louis Stars? Remembering STL's Negro League baseball team
The St. Louis Cardinals will host the San Francisco Giants on Thursday evening at Birmingham, Alabama's Rickwood Field in a tribute to the Negro Leagues.
Token good for one city fare from the United Railways Co. of St Louis, circa 1919. Quarter for scale in second pic
Eureka man, 72, killed and woman hurt in knife attack at Nebraska highway rest area
Authorities say an attempted robbery at a highway rest area in eastern Nebraska left a 72-year-old man dead and a 71-year-old woman critically injured in a knife attack.
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