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A Clayton artist rediscovers her creative roots
"I’m trying to appeal to a different market and be more inclusive with my pricing,” explains painter Emily Duddy.
A Cool Guide To The Most Popular Grocery Store By State
Top salaries at St. Louis Public Schools uncovered
Texas judge once again does what Texas judges do
This feels like about the millionth time we've seen this recently: A federal judge in Texas has.... Does it even matter what this judge did? He overturned a Biden program, of course, and in this case it happens to be one that provides a path to citizenship for illegal immigrants who are married to US ...continue reading "Texas judge once again does what Texas judges do"
We have a record number of teachers this year
The new school year has started, and that means it's time for an evergreen story about teachers being burnt out and quitting in record numbers: Teacher exit rates reached new highs in the past two years, according to data from several states. In Texas, thousands more teachers left the classroom in 2022 and 2023 compared ...continue reading "We have a record number of teachers this year"
Peloton Combats Sagging Bike Sales By Making Them Less Valuable On The Secondary Market
It’s no secret that Peloton, one of the corporate darlings of the pandemic, has since been viewed as a company in serious decline. While the company has had to contend with several IP disputes, it has also been subject to cybersecurity incidents and product safety recalls due to its treadmills occasionally deciding to eat human […]
59-year-old dies in St. Charles County single-car crash
One man has died in a single car crash in St. Charles County Monday afternoon.
How FOX 2’s chimp reports lead to HBO series and Senate action
FOX 2’s reporting on a Festus chimpanzee compound not only captured the interest of a national docuseries, but it also has a U.S. Senator taking action.
Cocktails and Appetizers
Pond in Benton Park draining, threatening aquatic life
A wealth of information has been uncovered surrounding a pond in a south St. Louis park that can't hold water.
Best Pre-Made Pizza Crust?
‘Q in the Lou’ canceled 2 weeks before it's supposed to happen
St. Louis locals escape heat with water features in parks
Summer is nearing its end, but the heat seems to be sticking around, leading to many extracurriculars being cancelled. With the high temperatures, St. Louis residents are gathering in and around the refreshing waters of local parks.
'Q in the Lou' Barbecue Festival Canceled Due to Safety Concerns
Those who work on the annual "Q in the Lou" barbeque festival in the City of St. Louis say the event has been canceled due to a lack of support.
Nationwide school bus issues hit local districts
The school bus company that abruptly dropped Saint Louis Public Schools is having issues in other states as well.
Car crash into The Rice House leaves one dead, police investigating
A planned family lunch turned into a tragedy at the Rice House restaurant in Florissant Monday.
Plan & zoning, city council to consider rezoning residential lot for additional parking for brewery
Maplewood Planning and Zoning on September 4 at 6pm in the city council chambers will hear residents’ comments and vote on rezoning an empty lot at 7443 Hazel Avenue from single family residential to community business district. The results of the vote will go as a recommendation to city council, which will consider the same […]
Don’t touch Social Security
Pew has a new report out today about the values and policy opinions of Trump and Harris voters. As you'd expect, they disagree widely on everything. Except for Social Security: Nobody—not Democrats, not Republicans, not independents—wants Social Security touched even slightly. It's still the third rail of American politics.
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