In each of our monthly newsletters, Trailnet features a member of our community who is working toward Trailnet’s vision of Streets for All. In June 2024, we featured Chris Geden. …
WASHINGTON — U.S. Senate Democrats’ attempts to bolster reproductive rights failed again Thursday when Republicans blocked a bill guaranteeing access to in vitro fertilization from moving forward. The 48-47 procedural vote came just one day after Republicans tried unsuccessfully to pass their own IVF access bill and one week after GOP senators prevented legislation from […]
The Alan Parsons Project is revisiting their 1978 album, Pyramid. The band announced that the record will be reissued in a variety of formats, including a super deluxe edition that comes with…
Good news: Obamacare enrollments are up, much of it thanks to the work of independent agents. Bad news: those agents aren't always doing a great job. Andrew Sprung runs down the numbers for Obamacare applications submitted by agents: 16% lacked a Social Security number. 26% had data matching problems (income, immigration status, etc.). 17% of ...continue reading "Too many poor people get the wrong kind of Obamacare"
Police did not identify him, but said the victim was 56. After being shot, police said the victim walked a few feet, collapsed and was taken to a hospital.
Paul Goldschmidt and Brendan Donovan both crushed key home runs to help the St. Louis Cardinals past the the Pittsburgh Pirates, 4-3, in Thursday's series finale.
Food and fashion are common ways people begin acquainting with new cultures. In St. Louis, Adjo Honsou, chef and owner of the food truck Fufu n Sauce, makes both to introduce West African cuisine and her Togolese culture to locals. In just two years, Honsou has garnered a faithful following with traditional homemade meals and handmade clothing. On June 17th, her culinary reach will broaden with the Season 3 premiere of PBS’ reality cooking show “The Great American Recipe.” That same day, she’ll launch her line of spices and curries in collaboration with the St. Louis-based McCarthy Spice & Blends.
A lawsuit against the St. Louis Division of Corrections has led to the judge determining that the facility "purposefully violated the Sunshine Law" after a request for documents in 2021.