stLouISTFirst Date
When blind date newbie Aaron is set up with serial-dater Casey, a casual drink at a busy New York restaurant turns into a hilarious high-stakes dinner. As the date unfolds […]
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It’s like Kenny Rogers roasters opened next door
Adult, child struck by vehicle in hit-and-run accident in north St. Louis
Newborn Asian elephant shown playing for first time in newly released Saint Louis Zoo video
Let’s all stop filing tax returns
This is . . . something: A quirk in federal tax law may be incentivizing wealthy people who want to avoid paying taxes to simply not file their returns. That’s because it’s a felony to file false tax returns but only a misdemeanor not to file a return at all. And due to limited IRS ...continue reading "Let’s all stop filing tax returns"
Police investigating multiple crimes involving ATMs
UMSL startup accelerator awards $140K in grants
A dozen startup founders were awarded a combined $140,000 in grants and a spot in University of Missouri-St. Louis’ Entrepreneurship and Innovation Center’s Anchor Accelerator.
Mother, daughter struck in hit-and-run crash in St. Louis Thursday morning while walking to bus stop
Anyone know the details of work being done on this building at 11th and Olive?
Elon Musk downsized Twitter by 60%
Wait a second: Kind of remarkable Elon Musk bought Twitter, cut 90% of the staff and things worked fine, then annoyed users and advertisers through platform and algorithm shifts so the value tanked; then used it to train an AI company now valued at $40 billion https://t.co/kxTiSV8dhm — Arpit Gupta (@arpitrage) December 5, 2024 Originally ...continue reading "Elon Musk downsized Twitter by 60%"
I asked ChatGPT to roast STL neighborhoods
America's Birthday Parade will not be held in 2025, Celebrate Saint Louis says
Mother and daughter injured in hit-and-run at school bus stop
St. Louis Metropolitan Police say the search is on for the driver who hit a mother and her daughter as they walked to the bus stop.
Barnes to demolish old pedestrian bridge months after opening of replacement
'DO NOT DIG': FUSRAP signs being installed near Coldwater Creek
Parents of Berkeley teen who died falling from Florida ride awarded $310 million
Jury orders ride's Austrian-based manufacturer to pay Tyre Sampson's parents $155 million each.
DOJ Investigation Proves That If A PD Isn’t Known For Its Constant Rights Violations, It’s Because It Hasn’t Been Investigated Yet
I’ve been doing this for more than 10 years and I can assure I have yet to read a DOJ civil rights investigation report that has concluded everything looks pretty OK at this cop shop. Every — and I mean every — DOJ investigation is followed by a report that can be accurately described as […]
Winter's arrival: Experts share tips to combat skin dryness
We’ve had a taste of the bitter cold air that we’ll experience over the next few months, and it’s already causing skin issues.
National security hawks should want PRESS Act
We explained in an op-ed in The Hill that ongoing efforts to force investigative journalist Catherine Herridge to burn her sources prove that — contrary to popular belief — journalist-source confidentiality bolsters, not hinders, national security.
Nonetheless, a federal appellate court last month was alarmingly skeptical of Herridge’s appeal of an order holding her in contempt of court for not outing sources. What’s worse, much of the hearing was held behind closed doors, outside the view of the journalists whose rights the case threatens.
The op-ed also explains how the case exemplifies the need to pass the PRESS Act.