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10th Biannual Exhibit
The 10th biannual exhibition curated from artists within 200 miles. Opening May 7th and on display through October, the 10th Biannual will feature 32 artists and 41 works from a […]
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St. Louis Riverfront Cruise
Return to a time when steamboats ruled the river. The one-hour narrated riverfront cruise aboard the Riverboats at the Gateway Arch explores the history of downtown St. Louis, including the […]
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Eyebrow wax/threading recommendations?
Police car stolen
Churches on the Streets mobilize aid for hurricane relief
Churches on the Streets are calling for volunteers and donations to support their disaster relief efforts in response to Hurricane Milton.
Caught on camera: Thieves steal political signs in Collinsville neighborhood
Work zone assault case draws attention of civil rights leaders
A south county work zone assault now has the NAACP and the Missionary Baptist State Convention of Missouri seeking answers.
'All Howell' Tackle Hunger results in nearly 4,000 pounds of food donated for Operation Food Search
7-Eleven to close more than 400 stores
Seven & i Holdings, the Japanese parent company of the Texas-based convenience store chain, said the hundreds of closures are due to underperformance caused by a variety of factors.
Clinical Research Assistant Interview at Washington University
What the hell's going on in South City right now?
Walgreens in South St. Louis City closing in November
Another accusation: Woman says officer pulled her over 4 times and took her phone back to his car
Walgreens in south St. Louis closing in November
A Walgreens store in south St. Louis is closing next month.
The store at 4140 S. Broadway in the Mount Pleasant neighborhood will close Nov. 13.
Signs posted at the store said customer prescription records will be available at other Walgreens locations.
In a statement, a Walgreens spokesperson said "increased regulatory and reimbursement pressures are weighing on our ability to cover the costs associated with rent, staffing and supply needs."
The closure comes as multiple pharmacy chains in…
UK Study Suggests Legal System Needs To Account For ‘Sexual Privacy’ In Copyright Cases
You all know the playbook when it comes to shady copyright shakedown outfits that work with or for pornography companies. Groups like Malibu Media and others built an infamous reputation for using the legal system to extract IP address-based information on customers whom they then claim downloaded porn illegally, they then mail settlement offers to […]
If anyone sees the northern lights tonight can you post when it's visible?
Another board game night?
Paint Nights at local hobby stores?
Israel must stop arresting journalists — whether American or Palestinian
Earlier this month, Israel detained American journalist Jeremy Loffredo, alleging that he had aided its enemy by reporting on Iranian strikes. He was released a few days later, but dozens of Palestinian journalists are still being held without trial and reportedly subjected to torture and abuse.
We wrote for The Guardian that “If Israel’s theory is that reporters illegally share information with the enemy whenever the enemy reads the news, that could criminalize a whole lot of journalism.”
We argued that the U.S. should not only demand its ally explain Loffredo’s arrest, but pressure it to release the 43 Palestinian journalists who remain in custody if it can’t prove a crime. Many are held under Israel’s “administrative detention” law, which allows for indefinite detention without charge or trial.
“Israel shouldn’t be jailing any journalist who hasn’t committed a real crime, and the US shouldn’t turn a blind eye to its ally’s assaults on the press, let alone finance them,” we wrote.
We also joined Defending Rights & Dissent and Courage Foundation in a letter to the U.S. embassy in Israel calling for action on Loffredo’s case.