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St. Louis County health department temporarily closes Old Town Donuts
Apple Now Supports A Federal Right To Repair Law (Its Lawyers Will Help Write)
Eager to maintain a lucrative repair monopoly over its products, Apple has had a long history of bullying independent repair shops. Apple lobbyists have also falsely claimed that making its products easier and less expensive to repair would result in vast untold consumer privacy and security nightmares, turning states that consider “right to reform” legislation into lawless […]
Democrats unveil ‘most comprehensive plan ever’ to address plastics problem
The sweeping bill is unlikely to pass, but its components could still make an impact.
Loved the sunrise this morning
Field of Nightmares
This time of year, Brookdale Farms gives us the heebie-jeebies. Plagued by evil, the Field of Nightmares admits only the bravest souls. Here, spirits roam the land and haunt the […]
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Missing 68-year-old with dementia found safe
Janitors at Anheuser-Busch press Aramark to recognize union effort
Union members and two St. Louis alderwomen rallied Thursday afternoon in support of Aramark janitors at the Anheuser-Busch brewery and corporate center who are seeking union representation.
Webster Groves restaurant faces suit over unpaid rent
The restaurant has been sued for failing to pay rent.
Positively St. Louis: SLDC focused on business retention and expansion in downtown St. Louis
The St. Louis Development Corporation (SLDC) is focused on growth and development in Downtown St. Louis, specifically to attract more businesses that will create additional employment, residential, retail and hospitality options, and make downtown safer.
First week of Illinois veto session wraps up with little legislative movement
Illinois lawmakers are heading back to their districts after three days of legislative session in Springfield this week that saw little movement on several major initiatives.
They will have a week off before returning to Springfield on Nov. 7 for the second of their annual two-week veto session during which they consider bills the governor vetoed since they last met in the spring.
When they return, they’ll consider measures including reforms to the state’s nuclear policy and a potential extension…
Cause of fatal Cahokia Heights apartment fire under investigation
An apartment fire at a senior living complex claimed the life of an 82-year-old woman Wednesday night. Firefighters rescued other tenants in the building, but many of those residents are still displaced as investigators search for a cause of the fire.
St. Louis Drone Footage
Murder of crows flying by.
School administrators push St. Louis leaders to revisit dispensary distance rules
Question for the people that work/eat at Barnes hospital cafeteria
Alton Owl's Club Fall Festival Promises to be a Hoot
ALTON - The Owl’s Club Fall Festival is sure to be a hoot with raffle prizes, food, live music and a full-service bar. The public is invited to party until midnight on Saturday, Nov. 4, 2023 at the Owl’s Club, located at 227 Blair Avenue in Alton. Doors open at 5:30 p.m. Local rock band HOOKiE will play from 8 p.m. to midnight, and dancing is encouraged. “We’ll get people in, get people fed. Everybody’s happy,” said Chairman of the Board Tim Borman. “We’ll start drawing prizes, and once that band starts, it’s kind of like, okay, now everybody’s got something to focus on and can dance and have a good time.” Borman has been a member of the Alton Owl’s Club for 32 years. The men’s community social club also serves as an event center, which they regularly rent out. But the Fall Festival is a longtime tradition and “party for the Owl’s Club” that encourages people to stop by and see
Remembering the CVPA school shootings one year later
Community members, students, and alumni of Central Visual and Performing Arts High School and Collegiate School of Medicine and Bioscience mourned the lives lost one year after a school shooting in south St. Louis.
'It's frustrating': New downtown hotel adding security measures after dozens of car break-ins
St. Louis police are investigating dozens of recent car break-ins downtown. Customers of a new downtown hotel committed to revitalization are among the victims.
St. Louis police say dozens of vehicles were broken into starting Oct. 21.
Over the past four days, more than two dozen cars were broken into outside the 21c Museum Hotel, which opened in August at 1528 Locust St. in Downtown West, in the converted former downtown YMCA building. J.P. Roberts, general manager of the 21c Museum Hotel, said…
Grand jury indicts Illinois man on hate crime, murder charges in attack on Muslim mom, son
A grand jury in Illinois has indicted a man who is accused of murder, attempted murder and a hate crime in an attack on a Palestinian-American woman and her son.