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Body found in Vlasis Park by person fishing at pond
Yes announces new edition of 2023’s ‘Mirror To The Sky’, new video for title track
Yes released their most recent album, Mirror To The Sky, in May 2023, and now they’re sharing a new video of an edited version of the album’s title track.The video comes…
Zoinks! A Chevy G-10 van that is a tribute to a man and his machines
When Lakers Car Club member Tom McDonald acquired his Chevy van several years ago, he wanted to build it with a Scooby-Doo theme after the animated television series, “Scooby-Doo, Where Are You!”
AG Bailey warns Webster Groves, Wentzville school districts on race and gender issues
The state attorney general said Webster Groves “is discriminating on the basis of race in direct violation of both state and federal law.”
Missouri's nursing home crisis exposed: Proposed legislation aims for accountability
Missouri Senate Republicans Pass Bill To Restrict Constitutional Amendments Ahead of Potential Abortion Measure
Juniper/Sunday Best just shut down…
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Sunday Best Has Closed for Good in the Central West End
The attempted pivot of a longtime Central West End restaurant has ended in defeat — for now. Chef-owner John Perkins announced by email today that Sunday Best (4101 Laclede Avenue) has closed, effective immediately. "Friends, sunday best at 4101 laclede is no more," he wrote.
Kansas drummer Phil Ehart recovering from heart attack
Kansas has announced that original drummer Phil Ehart recently suffered a major heart attack, which is forcing the 73-year-old to take time away from touring with the band in order to recover.A message…
Community Members Protest Lack of Black Police Officers in Alton
ALTON - A few community members spent the day protesting outside of the Alton Police Department on Feb. 23, 2024. Led by Lee Barham, the community members were protesting the lack of Black officers in the police department. Alton hired five new white officers earlier this month. In a recent letter to the editor , Barham expressed disgust about the hiring of no new Black officers, and he called on Mayor David Goins, Police Chief Jarrett Ford, the Alton chapter of the NAACP, local Black leaders and others to do more. He echoed these sentiments during the Feb. 23 protest. “I feel it is a tragedy that we elected the first Black mayor and we only have one Black officer down here,” Barham said. “We’re not reaching out to our own, but when it comes to the election, we’re going to be reminded, ‘I’m Black, I want you all to vote.’ But by the same token, where’s the Black officers? Where’s the difference you have made? There isn’
Places for People joins Brightli to expand mental health services in St. Louis region
Under Brightli’s umbrella, Places for People and Preferred Family Healthcare will together serve more than 11,200 people a year through 29 clinical and residential locations across six counties in the St. Louis region.
33-year-old charged for stolen car, assaults Clayton police officer
An Indiana man who was charged with stealing a car assaulted a police officer and may be responsible for other crimes in the area, according to the Clayton Police Department.
CEO steps down from St. Louis' biggest insurance brokerage; successor starts immediately
Peter Clune, who started his career at the company's St. Louis office, stepped down as CEO of Lockton after a four-year run of growth. The multibillion-dollar global insurance brokerage immediately named a successor.
Body recovered from pond at Ballwin park
An investigation is underway after authorities recovered a body Friday afternoon from a pond at a Ballwin park.
Gov. Pritzker says His 2025 Budget Makes Important Investments In Higher Education
SPRINGFIELD – Higher education leaders across the state applaud Governor JB Pritzker’s budget announcement, which includes a fiscal year 2025 higher education budget of $2.55 billion. The budget includes a $10 million increase for the Monetary Award Program (MAP), a $24.6 million increase for public universities, and a $5.9 million increase for community colleges. The governor’s budget builds on the historic funding of higher education over the last several years, which included the largest investment and the largest increase in higher education in two decades in fiscal year 2024’s higher education budget. Continuing to build on historic higher education investments from the last several years is key to removing barriers and ensuring all students have equitable access to higher education. “The governor’s investments proposed in this budget build on his previous historic higher education investments and allows us to continue the progress we have
To You, I Go
To You, I Go (2023) is Jessica Page’s visual love letter to St. Louis. Although St. Louis is rarely romanticized, Page aims to showcase the softest purest side of her […]
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‘Late Night’ producer has “tried everything I can to get Dave Grohl” to be guest drummer
NBC's Late Night with Seth Meyers has become known for recruiting drummers from the rock world to play alongside its house 8G Band, including Pearl Jam's Matt Cameron, The Black…
Top St. Louis leaders lash out over delays on red-light cameras
Disagreements have delayed a move on the cameras for five months now.
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