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I know it's a little pointless to keep highlighting the endless lunacy of Republicans these days, but, I mean, come on. Check this out: Gov. Ron DeSantis has endorsed legislation pending in the Legislature that would make it a criminal misdemeanor to manufacture, sell, or distribute “cultivated meat,” defined as “any meat or food product ...continue reading "DeSantis: No lab meat in Florida, thank you very much"

The man was found lying in the park's parking lot, the Ferguson Police Department said.

A Sky Full of Stars “The Definitive Coldplay Tribute” creates all the uplifting, optimistic allure that is the music of Coldplay. Focusing on the band’s entire catalog from their first […]

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There are five major interstates that run through the city limits of St. Louis: I-44, I-55, I-64, I-70 and I-270.

An investigation is underway after authorities found a man dead Saturday afternoon at a Ferguson park.

Here's a tweet today about the high cost of renting: I’m not a big RETVRN guy but we really do need to get back to the time when urban housing was so cheap and plentiful that any kid could show up in San Francisco or New York and find a place to live that they ...continue reading "The myth of postwar New York City"

The idea of the incentive plan was brought up late last month so the district could re-coop millions in lost revenue because of the pandemic.

Noon Sunday, February 4th, Piasa Sierra Club Seed Swap at Alton YMCA, Alton IL. Register March 8th-9th Midwestern Herb & Garden Show in Mount Vernon, Illinois (little over an hour drive from St. Louis City) 9 am to Noon March 9th Seed St. Louis Plant Sale: Potatoes, Strawberries, Asparagus, Mushroom Spawn, Onions. Noon March 9th … Continue reading Upcoming STL Plant Sales →

Lake St. Louis was packed Saturday morning as many prepared to take a dip for a good cause through the annual Polar Plunge.

Mardi Gras is right around the corner, and celebrations are already kicking off in St. Louis' historic Soulard neighborhood.

A story in Springfield News-Leader (paywall) about the Springfield-Greene County Library’s Heirloom Seed Library caught my attention. Cardholders may “check out” up to four seed packets from the Heirloom Seed Library, available at six library branches, per visit, just like books. The goal is for patrons to plant seeds and later harvest seeds to replenish … Continue reading Seed Libraries in Missouri →