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Tiny homes get $235K donation to support veterans in St. Louis
The Birner Group and Renewal by Andersen announced a $235,000 donation to the Tiny Home Village for veterans in the city’s Jeff-Vander-Lou neighborhood.
Passion for weather leads students to meteorology degrees
Not too long from now, area students will be taking that next step toward higher education. We visited college campuses on both sides of the river that offer a degree in meteorology.
Busch Lights Hot Country Nights
Join us for Busch Light Hot Country Nights with 93.7 The Bull! Rock out to country favorites every Friday. Friday, January 30 - Blake Whiten Friday, February 6 – Tyler […]
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Teachers' union supports St. Louis armory innovation project
On a day when St. Louis Public Schools announced it was selling off two longtime vacant schools, the American Federation of Teachers Local 420 came out today to support the armory innovation project.
Boba tea places with seating?
Kirkwood locals sue to save historic home from demolition
A group of Kirkwood residents has filed a lawsuit looking to block the demolition of one of the city's oldest homes, advancing a months-long fight over the future of the 1858 Marquitz-Garesche House.
US Senate Democrats demand Trump administration refund tariff payments to businesses
WASHINGTON — Senate Democrats sent a letter to Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent on Friday demanding the administration refund businesses that paid tariffs to import goods into the United States under authority the Supreme Court has ruled the president never held. “The American people — small business owners, importers, manufacturers, and the consumers who ultimately bore […]
DOJ appeals ruling in Sen. Mark Kelly illegal orders case; Kelly vows: ‘I won’t back down’
WASHINGTON — The Trump administration must explain to a circuit court before the end of March exactly why it appealed a lower court’s ruling that allows Arizona Democratic Sen. Mark Kelly to keep his retirement rank and pay while a First Amendment case about the “Don’t Give Up The Ship” video plays out. The U.S. […]
Former St. Louis sheriff fights to regain power
From federal charges against the former St. Louis Sheriff to removal from office, Sheriff’s Office lawyers say it’s not over.
Slow downs along I-55 expected this weekend; what to know
If you're driving along the interstates, you'll probably notice it: Missouri Department of Transportation (MoDOT) signs all across St. Louis, indicating that commuters will see several closures along I-55 this weekend.
FanDuel, DraftKings take Missouri profits nearly triple their cost for sports wagering campaign
The two online bookies who financed the campaign to legalize sports wagering in Missouri have won $120 million from bets placed in the state but so far have not had to pay any tax on those profits. FanDuel and DraftKings handled 73% of the $928 million wagered in Missouri during the first two months of […]
He posted bail for a traffic violation. St. Charles' jail turned him over to ICE anyway
65-year-old missing for three weeks, SLMPD says
According to officials, Reginald Walker's last known whereabouts was in the 3100 block of Pennsylvania on Feb. 5.
Put out Hummingbird Feeders?
Where to celebrate Ramadan with community in St. Louis
Family awarded $241 million in Prairie Farms dry ice death case
A Madison County jury has ordered Prairie Farms Dairy to pay $241 million to the family of a worker who died while transporting dry ice in the St. Louis area.
The NFL Won A Lawsuit Over Its Bluesky Ban. Its Social Media Strategy Is Still A Loser
Full disclosure up front: I sit on the board of Bluesky. That said, I had absolutely no idea this lawsuit existed until recently. Which, honestly, tells you something about how much of a legal non-event it was. But the underlying story here—about the NFL treating social media the way it treats television broadcast rights—is worth […]
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