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Tyrone Dumas owns two childcare centers where 100% of the families he serves pay using state subsidies.

Three weeks ago: Republicans in disaster-prone states, eager to present a united front during government funding talks, are shrugging off a disaster aid cliff — even as a storm barrels toward the Gulf Coast. ....“Disasters happen,” said Florida Republican Rep. Mario Díaz-Balart, chair of the State-Foreign Operations Appropriations Subcommittee, when asked about Johnson's continuing resolution.... ...continue reading "Disaster relief in Republican-land"

Hello, and welcome back to State of Emergency. We’re Jake Bittle and Ayurella Horn-Muller, two reporters here at Grist, and we’ve been traveling up and down the Gulf Coast of Florida over the past week reporting on the aftermath of Hurricane Helene, which has devastated much of the Southeast and killed more than 100 people […]

Art Saint Louis is pleased to announce our Fall 2024 exhibition, “Memento Mori,” on view September 14-October 17, 2024 at our newly relocated Art Saint Louis Gallery at 2801 Locust […]

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Reed testified that some of the center’s patients who had taken medications later decided to become “detransitioners” after determining they no longer thought they were transgender.

St. Lawrence parish in Ste. Genevieve County was absorbed by St. Agnes parish under the “All Things New” downsizing of the archdiocese.

WASHINGTON — The U.S. Department of Education is launching the first testing period for its phased rollout of the 2025-26 form to apply for federal financial student aid on Tuesday, with more students set to partake in this beginning testing stage than initially expected. The department announced in August it would be using a staggered approach to […]

Analysts (and Musk himself) had been quietly noting for a while that Starlink satellite broadband service would consistently lack the capacity to be disruptive at any real scale. As it usually pertains to Musk products, that analysis was generally buried under product hype. A few years later, and Starlink users are facing obvious slowdowns and a steady parade of […]

Broadway and the city of St. Louis are mourning the loss of a star as musical theatre actor and St. Louis native Ken Page died Monday. He was 70.

Why pay a fortune when some things are so easy and satisfying to make at home?

Intelligent.com is a college prep company that, among other things, promises to "equip students with the tools they need to smoothly transition from academic life to professional success." Guess what? In a recent report, they say that recent college grads are unprepared for work and and getting fired in vast numbers. They need help from ...continue reading "How many people get fired each year? How come we don’t know?"

The Northern California–based company distributes beer to 11 states and offers a range of nonalcoholic options, including Kolsch, Hazy IPA, West Coast IPA, Electro Lime (Mexican Lager), Nature’s Pils, and Yuzu-Ginger Shandy.

No, it’s not too early to start planning your holiday card, especially if it involves a new family photo. Get inspired by these picture-perfect locales in St. Louis and surrounding cities.

Three business owners with the Eric Outlaw Business Center recently opened the doors to a shared storefront at 4256 Manchester Avenue.

Visitors can enjoy classic favorites, as well as new thrills.

Last month, the Missouri Department of Health and Senior Services announced that their enforcement of Gov. Mike Parson’s  executive order on hemp products will focus on the misbranded THC products that pose a danger to children. At St. Louis Children’s Hospital, we thank the governor for his executive order and this important step forward in […]

Bloom has agreed to a five-year contract, which will start once Mozeliak's contract ends and he retires.