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Schnucks, MSMSD spring into action for business accelerator
Schnuck Markets, Inc., in partnership with Mid-States Minority Supplier Development Council, is launching Schnucks Springboard, a diverse-owned business accelerator to provide education, resources and access to local diverse-owned businesses.
Heart adds new dates to their Royal Flush tour
Heart is extending their time on the road. Sisters Ann and Nancy Wilson have just added some more dates to their upcoming Royal Flush tour, which is their first tour together…
State to honor the ‘Betsy Ross of Missouri’
Missouri’s official state flag was adopted in 1913.
After years of turnover, St. Louis County’s new jail director says he’s here to stay
The county hired longtime federal probation chief Kito Bess as its new jail director. He said he's here to stay.
St. Charles buys land to spur Frenchtown revamp. Public parking could be key.
The plan envisions multistory projects that use the existing historic buildings to offer everything from casual riverfront dining to upscale loft apartments.
A guide to the St. Louis Cardinals home opener
Where to watch all the festivities, at the ballpark and beyond.
We have finally reached the end of science
We've done it. We've now measured everything worth measuring, so we're moving on: This comes from a paper about patents. The author believes he can identify "creative" patents by analyzing word pairs: if a word pair has never been used before, it's a sign that a patent is breaking new ground. However, old patents are ...continue reading "We have finally reached the end of science"
Lions Choice Seasoning
St. Louis meteorologists confirm a tornado touchdown in Chesterfield happened during Monday night's storms
Cleveland Plain Dealer Editor Shows How To Cover Trump: Tell The Truth
For the last eight years or so, one thing has become quite clear: the media has been effectively unable to deal with Donald Trump and Trumpism. He is unique to our political system. He has no shame, is willing to lie without concern, convince himself that his lies are true, and will stop at nothing […]
Quote of the day: War is hell
Benjamin Netanyahu on an air strike that killed seven aid workers delivering food to Gaza: Unfortunately, in the last day there was a tragic case of our forces unintentionally hitting innocent people in the Gaza Strip. It happens in war. Is it just me or does Netanyahu sound slightly less than grief-stricken over these deaths?
APA hosting free cat/dog vaccination clinic for most North County residents
Jon Hamm encourages business owners to 'lead with love'
Jon Hamm encourages business owners to "lead with love" as part of a new audiobook he's narrating.
Jeff Lynne’s ELO adds more dates to final tour
Jeff Lynne’s ELO has added more dates to their Over and Out Tour, which is being billed as the band’s final tour. The new dates include a second show in four big…
Freedom Caucus seeks to push Missouri’s GOP farther right even if it means causing a ruckus
Missouri is one of 11 states with formal chapters of the State Freedom Caucus Network.
MSD tax, bond propositions highlight Tuesday’s election ballot
The Missouri side of the metro area also will see 11 contested mayoral races and numerous races for seats on boards overseeing municipalities, school districts and fire protection districts.
Reading specialists go back to classrooms in St. Louis due to teacher shortage
The 24 reading teachers will be reassigned to lead elementary school classrooms across St. Louis Public Schools.
Amanda McBaine and Jesse Moss capture Gen Z's politics and ambitions in "Girls State"
The film, which focuses on the 2022 Missouri Girls State session, drops on Apple TV+ on April 5.
Paralyzed Jail Detainee Was Left for Days in His Own Feces, Lawyer Says
The attorney for a paralyzed detainee in the troubled St. Louis City Justice Center found him lying in his own feces yesterday, denied access to a toilet and the use of both adult diapers and toilet paper, she says. The attorney, Susan McGraugh, snapped a photo of the troubling scene she encountered. The photo is of Lamarr Pearson, a 35-year-old who was arrested Friday on first-degree assault charges.
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