stLouISTArgument over missing gun ends in shooting, police say
An argument between roommates over a missing gun resulted in one of the men shooting the other.
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An Only Slightly Modest Proposal: If AI Companies Want More Content, They Should Fund Reporters, And Lots Of Them
In Jonathan Swift’s “A Modest Proposal,” he satirized politicians who were out of touch and were treating the poor as an inconvenience, rather than a sign of human suffering and misery. So, he took what seemed like two big problems, according to those politicians, and came up with an obviously barbaric solution to solve both […]
'Obviously, it is disappointing': Metro East animal shelter broken into
Man attacked ex-girlfriend in bed while their child slept next to her: Police
A St. Louis County Circuit Court judge signed an arrest warrant for a man accused of breaking into his ex-girlfriend's Spanish Lake home last week and attacking the woman in bed while their child was lying next to her.
Only a sliver of Missouri will be in totality for the 2045 solar eclipse
A total solar eclipse made its way through Missouri for the second time in seven years earlier this week.
(Time) CoverCress Inc. recognized by TIME Magazine as one of America’s Top GreenTech Companies 2024
CoverCress Inc., a leader in climate-smart seed technology, has been recognized as one of America’s Top GreenTech Companies by TIME magazine. In collaboration with Statista, TIME magazine evaluated and ranked 250 […]
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Philanthropy by the numbers: How much St. Louis' biggest corporate philanthropists gave in 2023
These 75 companies donated a total of $149 million last year in the St. Louis area, a 6% increase from giving in 2022.
This city has a massive perception problem
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Ryan O'Halloran: Lament O.J. Simpson's off-field behavior, but don't forget on-field career
It's OK for Buffalo Bills fans to have fond memories of O.J. Simpson's playing career while also lamenting his off-the-field behavior.
Troubled gas station to close downtown as WSJ calls St. Louis 'real estate nightmare'
A downtown gas station that residents say was a hub for criminal activity will close by this summer.
Missouri lawmakers consider billions in incentives for ‘megaprojects’
Georgia, Kansas, Michigan, New York, North Carolina, Ohio and Texas have committed to spending big dollars to attract new projects.
There’s no need to panic over inflation
No one likes a high inflation report, but the panic over yesterday's number is a little out of hand. Here is CPI inflation since the late '70s: There's a huge amount of noise in the monthly CPI numbers. What's more, we got used to ultra-low inflation in the decade following the financial crisis. Average CPI ...continue reading "There’s no need to panic over inflation"
Illinois Metro East men accused of stealing $80K in merchandise from Walmart
Two men from Belleville and Cahokia Heights in Illinois are accused of stealing more than $80,000 in merchandise from more than 20 Walmart stores in Missouri and Illinois.
Investor in Grove apartments claims Green Street founders owe him $2.9M
A Colorado businessman says he invested in St. Louis developer Green Street's Union at the Grove apartment project, but hasn't been paid what he's owed.
Billy Idol planning to release new album later this year
While Billy Idol is getting ready to release a 40th anniversary deluxe expanded edition of Rebel Yell on April 26, it seems when it comes to music he isn't stuck in…
Local foundation leaders urge patience as their priorities shift
Two of the largest foundations in St. Louis have new priorities, but their leaders stressed Thursday that it requires patience to make a major impact on the region’s challenges.
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On the Origins of Arizona’s New Old Abortion Ban
Today on TAP: A brief look at the 1864 territory and legislature whose strictures Arizonans must heed today
