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Here's a chart from Ryan Burge: Between the ages of 20-50, the number of people having frequent sex has declined by 7-10 percentage points. Burge is interested in whether this has anything to do with religion, but I have a different theory. The early comparison period is 1989-1993. This was before the Prozac revolution really ...continue reading "Why are we having less sex? Is it antidepressants?"

A Berkeley man is accused of pulling out a gun at a seafood restaurant in Olivette during an argument with a manager.

Officials opened the application period on Monday.

A Missouri House member has introduced a resolution calling on residents to encourage their elected officials to change management of St. Louis Lambert International Airport.

Cy Young runner-up Sonny Gray left his spring training start for the St. Louis Cardinals against the Washington Nationals with tightness in his right hamstring after getting two outs in the second inning.

Senior residents can now apply to freeze their property taxes, providing financial relief to those burdened by the rising costs of property taxes.

A Lake St. Louis man is in jail for allegedly downloading child sexual abuse material to his electronic device in late December 2023.

A newly formed St. Louis nonprofit, STL|Hack, plans to stage hackathon events locally.

Washington University said Monday that its direct and indirect contributions to the St. Louis economy totaled $8.8 billion in its fiscal 2023.

“I'm glad that he took us seriously," an alleged victim said of the sheriff.

I spent yesterday at the Los Angeles Zoo, but before we get to that it's time to finally finish up my photos from the San Diego Zoo three years ago. This is a black-billed magpie, a handsome bird that's common in western North America. And with that, we're done with the San Diego Zoo.

Some $1 million in city of St. Louis tax dollars have been spent on the north-south MetroLink expansion project so far, as Bi-State Development is poised to award more work.

The hiring comes nearly a year after the global law firm's Clayton office hired four partners from its competitor.

People who have a fear of cicadas and live in St. Louis may have to deal with the bugs this spring, experts said.

by Les Landes, Founder and Principal, Landes & Associates If there’s one thing you can count on with just about every business person, it’s their constant desire for things to improve. They want today to be better than yesterday, and tomorrow to be better than today. So it’s no surprise that “continuous improvement” was one […]

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