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Republicans, Musk, Pretend To Care About Media Consolidation… When George Soros (Read: A Jew) Is Involved
Though Republicans are the worse of the two offenders, neither Democrats nor Republicans have cared all too much about preventing media consolidation. As a result, U.S. journalism and media has increasingly fallen into the hands of a handful of wealthy corporations and billionaires; and it’s routinely reflected in terrible journalism (especially political journalism) and bumbling […]
FBI welcomes first woman to lead St. Louis field office
A major change is underway at the FBI St. Louis field office where for the first time in history there is a female special agent in charge.
She worked for years as a parole officer, and saw the other side of policing, long before she became the first female leader of the St. Louis Field Office. Johnson was named to the post last month, succeeding Jay Greenberg.
After 17 years on the job, including postings in New Orleans, Atlanta, and Washington, D.C., Johnson has learned one thing.
“The mission…
Mercedes mechanic? Non dealership
$42M Cortex project seeks sales tax incentive
A $42 million apartment project in the Cortex innovation district is seeking a sales tax exemption from the city of St. Louis.
New groups are in line for cash from St. Louis. Some owe taxes. Others are just dreams.
City officials insist they will thoroughly vet each grant recipient before any money changes hands.
St. Louis police chief holds robbery suspect at gunpoint after leaving officer’s funeral
Tracy and the sergeant detained the couple until other officers arrived to take the man to the Central Patrol division for questioning.
Big money flows to two Missouri campaigns to expand legal gambling
The campaign to approve a casino at the Lake of the Ozarks gets an additional $2 million. The sports betting measure gets another $5 million.
Shrewsbury apartment fire injures firefighter, displaces 30 residents
A fire at an apartment complex in Shrewsbury left a firefighter injured and ten units uninhabitable, leaving multiple people displaced.
Want to vote next month? The deadline to register is Wednesday
When and how to register to vote, and how to request an absentee ballot in Missouri. (Free article)
Someone is Finally looking into the ARPA fraud.
Neman: Father Dominic's new book cooks up a world of pizza varieties
Twenty-five years ago, the pizza-baking Benedictine monk had a local television show about baking bread.
Tampa prepares for Hurricane Milton, flights cancelled at Lambert
As Hurricane Milton approaches Florida's coast, airports across the state are shutting down and people are scrambling to escape the path of the storm, with many choosing to ride it out in St. Louis.
Where to celebrate Oktoberfest in St. Louis and beyond
‘Tis the season for pretzels, traditional attire, dancy brass bands, and beer.
Education: Where do Harris and Trump stand?
As former President Donald Trump and Vice President Kamala Harris sprint to the November finish line, one sprawling policy area has largely fallen out of the spotlight — education. Though the respective GOP and Democratic presidential candidates have spent comparatively more time campaigning on issues such as immigration, foreign policy and the economy, their ideas […]
Downtown St. Louis bar will close, citing 'shifted' foot traffic, costs
Housing: Where do Trump and Harris stand?
WASHINGTON — As the cost and supply of housing remain top issues for voters, both presidential candidates have put forth plans to tackle the crisis, in hopes of courting voters ahead of the Nov. 5 election. The coronavirus pandemic that began in 2020 exacerbated problems in the housing market, with supply chain disruptions, record-low interest […]
Energy and climate: Where do Harris and Trump stand?
Highlighted in Joe Biden’s 2020 campaign as one of the major crises facing the country, climate change has received much less attention in the 2024 race for the presidency. The candidates, Republican former President Donald Trump and Democratic Vice President Kamala Harris, share the twin goals of lowering energy costs and increasing U.S. jobs in […]
Transportation director leaves St. Louis Public Schools amid bus crisis, leadership turmoil
Toyin Akinola retired seven weeks into the school year marked by transportation issues from a patchwork of vendors.
One person dead after overnight crash in south St. Louis
ST. LOUIS - A person is dead after a single vehicle crash in south St. Louis overnight Tuesday morning. The accident occurred around 3:15 a.m. on Gustine and Gravois Avenues in the Tower Grove South neighborhood, involving a motorcycle. Accident reconstruction crews were on the scene investigating the crash. This is a developing story; Fox [...]
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