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When LA Rams can purchase Rams Park in Earth City for $1
The clock could be ticking on local ownership of the Earth City practice facility built for the then-St. Louis Rams.
Worker Wellness Blog: OUD/SUD Overdoses
by Dr. John Gaal Editor’s Note: Each week, Dr. John Gaal, director of worker wellness for the Missouri Works Initiative, a non-profit workforce formed by the Missouri AFL-CIO, collects and comments on news and trends in workforce wellness and life balance. Construction Forum carries the Worker Wellness & Well-Being Blog as a regular feature. The […]
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Find a St. Louis fish fry with this 2024 Lent map
Churches and other organizations are holding their annual fish fries this year. Find a fish fry near you by using the map on this page or checking the directory. Don’t see your preferred location? Add a fish fry by filling out this form. St. Louis Fish Fry Directory Most fish fries are held on Fridays during [...]
GOP challenges Illinois' judicial policies on female, minority attorneys
Three federal judges in Illinois adopted policies in 2020 that could allow female and minority attorneys extra time to make arguments in various court proceedings. In recent weeks, at least two Republican U.S. Senators and one conservative nonprofit group have challenged these policies.
Techdirt Podcast Episode 380: How To Actually Help Kids Online
As we’ve written about repeatedly, efforts to protect kids online and improve their mental health at the moment all seem to be focused on taking social media away from them, even though all the evidence suggests this would be harmful, not helpful. Today, we’re joined by Rob Morris, who aims to take a different approach […]
Porter Has Goal To Uniify Community and Help Put An End To Senseless Violence in Alton
ALTON - Tori Porter has an important role as president of the Alton Branch of the NAACP Youth Council. Porter spends an enormous amount of time mentoring youth to help mold younger people into positive adults with her actions. Following the shooting of a 13-year-old girl in Alton, Porter says those who were involved in this terrible crime were very misguided. Porter said the NAACP Youth Council is recruiting new members from ages 13-24 and encourages those interested to reach out to her. They will be embarking on an abundance of positive community activities as the weather warms and spring and summer arrive. Porter plans to encourage more youth get-togethers at Alton area parks and she said there is a definite need to do something different with Alton area youth in general. “This is a terrible situation with the girl’s shooting and the other shootings,” she said. “We need to try to start preventing violence against each other, it is truthfully ridiculous.
34-year-old accused of beating pastor with bat, stealing his car
A St. Louis man is accused of attacking a pastor with a baseball bat last month and stealing their vehicle.
Forklift and bus collide in Central West End, two hospitalized
First responders have responded to an apparent disruption involving a bus and a construction site Tuesday afternoon in St. Louis' Central West End neighborhood.
Founder of St. Louis County's first charter school to resign
Kimberly Townsend opened The Leadership School in fall 2022 in Pagedale.
Alton Branch of NAACP President Issues Strong Response To 13-Year-Old Girl's Shooting
ALTON - Alton Branch of the NAACP President Leon Smallwood has responded to the recent tragic shooting of a 13-year-old girl in Alton that has been devastating to family, friends, and the community. The teen was shot and critically wounded on Saturday, Feb. 3, 2024. Three people are in custody on attempted murder charges of the girl. "Dear Residents of Alton, It is with a heavy heart that I write to you today, deeply troubled by the recent spate of gun violence that has plagued our beloved community. As President of the Alton Branch NAACP, I am compelled to speak out against these senseless acts of violence that have left families shattered and our community in mourning. The recent shooting of a 13-year-old girl, fighting for her life as she lies in critical condition, serves as a stark reminder of the urgent need for action - we cannot idly stand by our youth when their dreams are extinguished by the barrel of a gun. This tragedy, coupled with the loss of several teenagers and youn
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Queen’s Brian May admits he “never liked” final mix of their David Bowie collab “Under Pressure”
Queen’s Brian May has revealed that he actually wasn’t happy with “Under Pressure,” Queen’s hit collaboration with David Bowie. In an interview with Total Guitar, May says when they first started working on the…
Music at the Intersection 2024 will feature Black Pumas, Chaka Khan, Big Boi, Chingy and more
Other acts performing at Music at the Intersection, taking place Sept. 14-15 in Grand Center, include Esperanza Spalding, Stanley Clarke Band, Lettuce, Trombone Shorty & Orleans Avenue, and Jordan Ward.
Donors sue to stop Webster University from using scholarship cash
Former Trustee Jack Schreiber and his wife, Sherry, say in the suit that Webster University failed to provide evidence as to why it needs all $37 million from private donors.
Illinois man charged in armed carjacking in downtown St. Louis
An East St. Louis, Illinois, man is accused of stealing a car at gunpoint in downtown St. Louis last month.
Missouri appeals court fines litigant after finding fake, AI-generated cases cited in filings
An O’Fallon, Missouri, man who used artificial intelligence to generate almost two dozen fake citations in a legal brief must pay $10,000 in sanctions for wasting the time of his courtroom opponents, the Missouri Eastern District Court of Appeals ruled Tuesday.
In a case that originated in St. Charles County, Jonathan Karlen was appealing a decision that he and other defendants must pay more than $311,000 to Molly Kruse, an employee of his company that created websites, for unpaid wages, interest…
Difference Maker: Man Inspires Teens With His Special Dinner Treat After Chiefs' Super Bowl Win
GLEN CARBON - Christin Rigoni of the Edwardsville-Glen Carbon area often has inspiring Facebook posts and this week she told the positive story of a local man named Hank who treated her son, Jack, and other friends to dinner at Applebees. Christin said the story began when Jack and friends went to Applebees in Glen Carbon a couple of months ago and struck up a conversation with an older gentleman about football. “The person said that if the Chiefs ended up winning the Super Bowl, he would treat them all to dinner the night after the big game. He said to show up at 6 p.m. on the Monday after the Super Bowl at Applebees." Hank, a man of his word, was there and he showed an act of kindness and treated the boys to dinner as promised with the Chiefs win. Hank and others like him are Difference Makers in society with their kind gestures, and they exemplify the pay-it-forward principle. Christin continued and said: “The gentleman, Hank, sat and talked with them, gave them
CEO of Stifel's independent advisory arm jumps to Raymond James
The move comes three years after the executive was hired to lead Stifel's independent advisory firm.
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