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I want Mexican food. The good sruff!
Everyone is nervous about Trump
Jon Sindreu notes that long-term bond rates have surged higher over the past month: What accounts for this? Some analysts attribute this to the possibility of Donald Trump’s promised tariffs derailing the global economy and leading to a jump in inflation, while his tax cuts bloat budget deficits further.... The S&P 500 and the Stoxx ...continue reading "Everyone is nervous about Trump"
Our Beautiful City from the Sky
Can you say you don't care about pedestrians any louder?
Keys Found in Dogtown.
Economic uncertainty remains sky high
I continue to be oddly fascinated by the Economic Uncertainty Index. Apparently we not only remain uncertain, we're getting more uncertain as Inauguration Day approaches: Uncertainty has been shooting up in January as Trump blathers on about Greenland and the Panama Canal. Add in tax cuts, tariffs, and Republican infighting over the budget and I ...continue reading "Economic uncertainty remains sky high"
Hazelwood man killed in Saturday evening Ferguson shooting, police say
Provel Cheese!
Looking for something to do tonight? Mixed bill show (Hardcore, Shoegaze, Skramz) at the sinkhole (music at 7)
Two Free Tickets for STL Auto Show
St. Louis needs to accept that it is a city that gets snow and designate budget for infrastructure to deal with it.
Police find 19-year-old shot dead in Ferguson on Saturday night
Ferguson police said they were called to Randolph Street and Shirley Avenue by a ShotSpotter activation at about 8:15 p.m.
I'm stranded in the suburbs. What are the conditions in TGS?
A Platform for Possibility: Bold Ideas and Big Thinking at the XPRIZE Moonshot Workshop
Across the industry we know that to solve agriculture’s biggest challenges—in food, fuel, and carbon drawdown— we need to do ‘more with less.’ A broad phrase to be sure, but…
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PSA: Check what Post Dispatch is charging you
Stillwater Senior Living Female Athlete Of Month: Richey's Journey: From Freshman to Senior Leader on the Court
GRANITE CITY - The Granite Cith High girls' volleyball team finished the season with six wins and made tremendous progress and strides during the past four seasons, and senior Noelle Richey is part of the reason why. Coach Grace Hurst has also motivated and trained the girls in the player transformation. The final match of Richey's high school career brought mixed emotions to her. I've grown with this team for four years, and I'm so proud of how much we've grown," she said. "And it's like collectively, we've all changed in so many ways. We have all still pushed through the best we could." Richey is a four-year varsity player for the Warriors and sees a lot of differences between playing as a freshman and playing as a senior. "Playing as a senior, I feel like I almost like an older sister to all of them," Richey said, "and like they always talk to me about everything. I'm there to help them when they need me, and it's just awesome to watch everyone grow that's below me. As
5-year-old injured by flying glass after shots fired in St. Louis' Carr Square neighborhood
St. Louis police said they were called just after 10:30 p.m. to the 1300 block of North 16th Street.
Beginnings 2024: Juried High School Photography at Kooyumjian Gallery
Opening Reception Friday, Dec 6th from 5:30-7:30pm in the Kooyumjian Gallery at Webster University. This exhibit showcases the artistry of high school student photographers. The choice of subject, creativity and […]
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St. Louis and the NBA: How a historic deal may be keeping the league away
In 1976, the Silna brothers negotiated a deal that left out a former St. Louis basketball team from the NBA during the league's merger with the ABA, generating over $800 million in payouts for the brothers.
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