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Atlanta police are holding a hiring event in St. Louis this weekend in an effort to poach potential officer recruits from the region.

The state's hundreds of feral hog reports are among the highest in the nation, Captain Experiences said.

Nick Ahlering is one of the stereotypical St. Louis natives who went elsewhere to work and then later returned, but his path is more unusual than most.

From West Newsmagazine:  The city of Chesterfield plans to appeal the circuit court’s ruling that awarded Energy Marketing 709, LLC, a $2 million verdict against the city, individual council members and city employees. On Oct. 20, jurors found in favor of Energy Marketing (EM) for an unconstitutional taking, awarding damages of $2 million, plus costs. […]

From Building Design + Construction:  The architectural domain constantly offers challenges. Tackling them with innovation and expertise is the very essence of an architect’s job. We often find opportunities buried within the greatest challenges of a project when we stop to look. We took on an exceptional project for a mother-daughter duo with vast experience […]

But the chairman of the oversight board said Mayor Tishaura O. Jones’ administration still needs to prove it’s on board with reform.

As the completely normal parents of two completely normal teen boys, I was sincerely hoping I would never have to write about Fortnite again. This is not to say there’s anything particularly wrong with Fortnite, the free-to-play arena shooter/Minecraft that took the online world by storm. Epic Games recognized its new field of cash cows […]

From Builder Online:  When McKinsey asked the chief operating officer of one of America’s largest home builders how generative artificial intelligence (Gen AI) could impact his industry, his response came down to two familiar words for home builders: opportunity and risk. With $4.5 billion invested in Gen AI startups in 2022 alone, and McKinsey’s Global […]

Charge your device or illuminate your desk with this innovative 6-in-1 Wireless Charger. It’s easy to use with its touch buttons and Qi wireless charging for Qi-enabled devices. Beautifully made with a modern look, it can quickly charge your device and is touch-sensitive allowing you to show the digital clock. For your convenience, this charger […]

From The Telegraph:  Work at the new Alton solar farm on part of the property of the old Alton City Landfill at Alby and Industrial Drive is drawing closer to seeing the installation of the solar panels. Work is underway this week, installing a chain link fence with barbed wire around the site to secure […]

From The Family Handyman:  It’s well-known there aren’t enough young people entering the skilled trades. With society pushing them toward college versus trade school and careers in technology over the past few decades, most grow up expecting to land an office job. Skilled trades have been viewed as less enticing, with fewer people pursuing careers […]

From Building Design + Construction:  Magnet schools emerged on the K-12 scene as early as the 1960s to establish a public education option that met multiple goals: Attracting a diverse student body from across a school district, supporting students with specific interests, and offering equitable opportunities resulting in high levels of academic success. Today, over […]

The new trailer for Inside Out 2 is going off the rails with some help from Ozzy Osbourne. The sequel to the 2015 animated Disney/Pixar film reintroduces us to the…

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The upcoming auction of memorabilia, instruments, wardrobe and other items owned by the late ZZ Top bassist Dusty Hill just got bigger. A series of new, iconic items have been…

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From Reuters:  The Biden administration on Monday said it will invest $2 billion in 150 federal building projects across 39 states that use materials that minimize carbon emissions, its latest effort to tackle climate change through government purchasing power. The General Services Administration will prioritize the purchase of asphalt, concrete, glass and steel produced and […]

Donna arrived at the Saint Louis Zoo in 1971 at a young age and spent nearly her entire life in St. Louis.

The Board of Election Commissioners will be closed on Friday, November 10, 2023, in observance of Veteran's Day.