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16-year-old critically injured in St. Louis shooting Wednesday
Standin' Proud Museum opens in Clinton County, honoring veterans
Ahead of memorial day, a new museum is opening that is paying tribute to military service members near Bartlso, Ill.
St. Louis alt-weekly Riverfront Times sold, lays off all staff
"I like to think we helped a lot of people... and did a lot to, not only to inform people, but challenge the status quo," said the RFT's founder.
Parson to decide if Missouri should increase penalties on celebratory gunfire
A bill in the hands of the Missouri governor would impose tougher penalties for people who fire celebratory gunshots.
Missouri prosecutors to seek death penalty in killing of court employee and police officer
Missouri prosecutors will seek the death penalty against a Kansas City-area man charged with murder in the killings of a court employee who tried to serve an eviction notice on him and a police officer who responded.
15-year-old dies after being shot in the head Tuesday night in south St. Louis
Any decent bass fishing near the city?
Illinois brewpub serving cicada-infused liquor shots
Yes, you read that right — cicada-infused liquor.
Hank Azaria announces New York concert date for his Bruce Springsteen tribute band
Hank Azaria is set to celebrate the music of Bruce Springsteen in New York this summer.The actor is bringing his Hank Azaria and the EZ Street Band tribute show to Le…
What’s all going on this Memorial weekend? Specifically Saturday
Emory University Suspends Students Over AI Study Tool The School Gave Them $10k To Build And Promoted
I’ll admit, I had to read this story a couple of times, since it’s so unbelievable. With the explosion of AI tools that have come out over the past couple of years, coming along for the ride are all kinds of concerns over how that AI gets used. In the realm of higher education, this […]
Driverless Semi on I-55?
Cicadas are ‘tender and savory.’ Here’s how to capture and cook them
Cicadas are a nutritional boon to birds, mammals, reptiles, amphibians — and yes, even humans. With the St. Louis region estimated to have about 1 to 1.5 million periodical cicadas per acre for the next few weeks — and nymphs continuing to crawl out of the ground — there is still time to take advantage of this once-in-every-13-years culinary event. We get tips and tricks for catching, preparing and cooking cicadas. We also discuss the growing interest in cricket powder, an ingredient suitable for the most squeamish of interested eaters.
St. Louis works to advance single-terminal Lambert airport makeover
The city of St. Louis is working to further advance its new single-terminal makeover of Lambert airport, as key work could soon go out to bid.
Storms drench St. Louis, delay Cardinals game on Wednesday
One of St. Louis' largest foundations names human resources leader
One of the largest foundations in St. Louis has created a new executive role on its leadership team focused on human resources and developing an inclusive work culture.
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